Exam 2: V Flashcards

1
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____________ come before the crime and reduce guilt about committing a crime
_________ come after a crime occurs

A

Neutralizations

Accounts

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2
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What are the 5 types of neutralizations?

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1) Denial of Injury
2) Denial of Victim
3) Denial of Responsibility
4) Appeal to Higher Loyalty
5) Condemning the Condemners

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3
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Which type of neutralization is this:

no one was hurt

A

Denial of Injury

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4
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Which type of neutralization is this:

there’s no victim or victim deserved it

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Denial of Victim

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5
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Which type of neutralization is this:

It was an accident or it wasn’t my fault or someone else did it

A

Denial of Responsibility

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6
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Which type of neutralization is this:

I did it for my family/friends/employees/ the greater good

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Appeal to Higher Loyalty

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7
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Which type of neutralization is this:

Points out hypocrisy of crj system

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Condemning the Condemners

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8
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Which type of neutralization is this:

My crime didn’t hurt anyone

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Denial of Injury

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9
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Which type of neutralization is this:

Top CEOs say “I didn’t know”

A

Denial of Responsibility

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10
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Which type of neutralization is this:

Regulation/Laws intervene too much in business procedures

A

Condemning the Condemners

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11
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What are 2 other forms of neutralization?

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1) Everyone else is doing it

2) Entitlement

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12
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What are two types of accounts?

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1) Excuses

2) Justifications

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13
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What is the difference between excuse and justifications?

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Excuses- admit behavior, but deny responsibility

Justifications- admit responsibility, but positively interpret it

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14
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Who wrote the original strain theory? Who revised it?

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Merton= original 
Agnew= revision
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15
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According to Merton’s version, what is strain?

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Crime comes from people who aspire to make money, but are blocked from doing it by legitimate means

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16
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What are the 5 modes of adaption to strain, according to Merton?

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1) Innovation
2) Conformity
3) Ritualism
4) Retreatism
5) Rebellion

17
Q

What is self-control theory?

A

All types of crime were caused by the presence of low self-control

18
Q

Who created self-control theory?

A

Gottfredson and Hirschi

19
Q

Routine activities theory requires what 3 elements?

A

1) The presence of motivated offenders
2) The absence of capable guardians
3) The availability of suitable targets

20
Q

Who created routine activities theory?

A

Cohen and Felson

21
Q

Which adaption to strain is this:

accept the goal of society and follow legitimate means to attain goals

A

conformity

22
Q

Which adaption to strain is this:

accept the goal of financial success but replace legitimate means with illegitimate means

A

Innovation

23
Q

Which adaption to strain is this:

Do not accept the goals of society but o through the motions of engaging in the means prescribed by society

A

Ritualism

24
Q

Which adaption to strain is this:

wcc who accept neither the goals of society nor the means to attain those goals

A

Retreatism

25
Q

Which adaption to strain is this:
workers who reject the goals and means of society and replace the societal=prescribed goals and means with their own goals and means

A

Rebellion

26
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What are the 3 types of strain according to Agnew?

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1) Failure to Achieve Positively Valued Goals
2) Actual/Anticipated Removal of Positively Valued Stimuli
3) Actual/Anticipated Presentation of Negative Stimuli