Sutherland Flashcards

1
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Types of reinforcement used

A

positive and negative

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2
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Where do we learn our values?

A

through our interactions with others and association

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3
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How is the theory reductionist?

A

only looks at one aspect of influence

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4
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Does this theory support the idea of free will?

A

no, the idea of free will is ignored

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5
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Is the theory nature or nurture?

A

nurture

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6
Q

Is the theory situational or dispositional?

A

situational

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7
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Strengths

A

ethnocentric (applicable to all social groups and cultures)
proves to us that antisocial attitudes/ behaviours are great predictors of crime
explains why certain individuals are drawn to crime

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8
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Weaknesses

A

The theory is confined to white-collar criminals

Contradictory as the theory can be mainly applied to the lower class

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