Week 5: Social Bonding & Control Theories Flashcards
Walter Reckles’s= ____ theory
=C___
=Containment theory
Sykes & Matza= (2) possible answers
= D____ T__
=T_____
= Drift theory
=Techniques of Neutralisation
Reiss’s & Nye’s Theories of ______ controls & _____ Controls:
What is the theory:
= Reiss’s & Nye’s Theories of Internal controls & External Controls
= They neutralise their normal values/beliefs that would usually stop them form committing the crime
Hirschi & Gottfredson: ___ ____ theories
What is it: The stronger the _____, the ____ the probability of delinquency
= Self Control theory
= The stronger the bonds, the less likelihood of delinquency.
Social bond theory is by =
What is the concept=
Hirschi
= Delinquent acts = the bond broken with society
What are the 4 elements of the social bond theory by Hirschi:
What does each element represent :
A = Attachment; they admire, close ties C = Commitment: What would be lost if they were criminal B = Belief: The less a person believes they should obey the rules, the more they are likely to brake them. I = Involvement: There more free time they have can be used for criminal acts
Are social controls & Self control the same things?
=YES!
What is the main problem of self control:
= Bad___
=_____
= Bad parenting and failed socialisation
What is another name for “Self-Control” theory:
=General theory of crime
Is there empirical validity of the social bond theory:
=Yes
According to Hirschi, delinquency is mostly associated with:
= Delinquent Friends
Explain Walter Reckless’s pushes and pulls theory:
=Pushes: Un___ with ____, Fru____&B___
=Pull’s:G____, Relationships with ____
= unhappiness with living conditions & Frustration and boredom
= Gang membership, Relationship with peers