CJUS Theory Test 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Social Control Theory

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Social bonds control whether or not you committ crime.

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2
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Anomie theory

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lawlessness, normalessness

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3
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Matza’s Theory

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drift theory

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4
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Charles cooley

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looking glass self theory

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5
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George Herbet Mead theories

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I and me theories

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6
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Albert Reiss

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Personal control and social control

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7
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Ian Nye

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family most important in role

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8
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Walter Reckless

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why somepeople committ crime and others dont…resileincy…containment theory

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9
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Coleman

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3 additional theories

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10
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Drift theory

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kids drift back and forth between delinquency and non delinquency

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11
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Hirschi

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social bond theory and self control theory

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12
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According to Hirschi

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most important bond was attachment

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13
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Central premise of social bond theory

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crime occurs when social bonds are weak

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14
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Hirschi and Gottfredson

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gottfredson brought internal or self control is learned early on and supposed to betaught by parents

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15
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John Hagen

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power control

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16
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Charles Tittle

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Balane Theory

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17
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Control Ratio

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any inbalance can cause deviance

18
Q

Mark Colvin

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Differrential Coercion Theory

19
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Labeling Theorists

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State interventioncauses crime

20
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Lemert

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primary and secondary deviant acts

21
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Tannenbaum

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earliest theorists to say state intervention causes crime

22
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Braithwaite

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disentegrative and re-entregtive strategies

23
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Becker, Erikson and Kitsuse

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how society reacts to the crime by labeling

24
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Rose, Clear

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coerced mobility

25
Robert Sampson
ecological bias
26
Conflict Theory
focus attention on struggles between individuals
27
Marx and Engels
conflict and crime is a result of conflict of capitalism
28
Simmel
conflict regarded not as aproblem but rather a typical aspect of order that often contributed to order
29
Bonger
crime traced to unfavorable environment
30
Sellin
Culture conflict
31
Vold
criminals always lose
32
Turk
assignment of criminal status has more to do with individuals relationship with authority
33
Chambliss
legal realism. laws and cases are abstract
34
Quinney
focused on conflicting interest, typology
35
Peacemaking Criminology
reintegrational shaming
36
social bonds determining whether or not people commitcrimes
social control theory
37
lawlessness, normalessness
Anomie Theory
38
who came up with drift theory
Matza
39
who came up with theory of looking glass self theory
Charles Cooley
40
who came up with the I and Me theory
george herbert mead