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Which theory of social conflict asserts that men dominate both street and white-collar crime in an ...

Which theory of social conflict asserts that men dominate both street and white-collar crime in an ...

[html]Which theory of social conflict asserts that men dominate both street and white-collar crime in an attempt to assert their strength and supremacy?

▸ Adler’s liberation perspective

▸ Cohen’s folk devils approach

▸ Hagan’s power-control theory

thatguy67   93   1 Reply

9quatroquatro9

Which term within the subjectivist perspective is usually used to refer to a readily identifiable ...

Which term within the subjectivist perspective is usually used to refer to a readily identifiable ...

Which term within the subjectivist perspective is usually used to refer to a readily identifiable culprit for the social problem at hand?

▸ Claimsmaker

▸ Threat

▸ Folk devil

▸ Epidemic

seraphel   102   1 Reply

olsondi

Which of the following statements best describes the Marxist concept of class consciousness?

Which of the following statements best describes the Marxist concept of class consciousness?

[html]Which of the following statements best describes the Marxist concept of class consciousness?

▸ Class-related crime

▸ An awareness of one’s class status

▸ All social institutions are permeated with class

▸ Secondary deviation based on primar

sanimkyei   75   1 Reply

bijin05

Which of the following Marxist concepts best describes the suffering experienced by the working class?

Which of the following Marxist concepts best describes the suffering experienced by the working class?

Which of the following Marxist concepts best describes the suffering experienced by the working class?

▸ Surplus value

▸ Alienation

▸ Proletariat

▸ Bourgeoisie

tootsiebrowny   55   1 Reply

katiesayler

Which of the following is NOT true about the conflict perspective and crime?

Which of the following is NOT true about the conflict perspective and crime?

[html]Which of the following is NOT true about the conflict perspective and crime?

▸ A consensus model of right and wrong is assumed.

▸ Crime is considered a by-product of social inequality.

▸ Conflict often exists between the interests of differe

schweet   50   1 Reply

bizmailova

Which major theorist in the history of conflict criminology authored the well-known "Saints and ...

Which major theorist in the history of conflict criminology authored the well-known "Saints and ...

Which major theorist in the history of conflict criminology authored the well-known "Saints and Roughnecks" study?

▸ Quinney

▸ Lemert

▸ Chambliss

▸ Braithwaite

lovepink1122   48   1 Reply

dhk72

What sort of orientation do most critical and radical criminologists bring to their work when they ...

What sort of orientation do most critical and radical criminologists bring to their work when they ...

[html]What sort of orientation do most critical and radical criminologists bring to their work when they become increasingly opposed to class and racial forms of prejudice?

▸ A Marxist heritage

▸ A communist ideology

▸ Functionalist insights

▸ So

ellie425   45   1 Reply

ggyxxcool

The use of media analysis as a research technique is most closely associated with which type of ...

The use of media analysis as a research technique is most closely associated with which type of ...

The use of media analysis as a research technique is most closely associated with which type of theory of social conflict?

▸ Left realism

▸ Cultural criminology

▸ Constitutive criminology

▸ Feminist criminology

nikki1992   43   1 Reply

jcochran128

The two most frequently considered causal factors in feminist criminology are chivalry and _____________.

The two most frequently considered causal factors in feminist criminology are chivalry and _____________.

The two most frequently considered causal factors in feminist criminology are chivalry and _____________.

▸ anthropomorphism

▸ comorbidity

▸ matrifocalism

▸ paternalism

biokam   47   1 Reply

drdavid

Of the following, which is NOT a term or concept commonly found in labeling theories of crime?

Of the following, which is NOT a term or concept commonly found in labeling theories of crime?

Of the following, which is NOT a term or concept commonly found in labeling theories of crime?

▸ Stigma

▸ Master status

▸ Self-fulfilling prophecy

▸ Real self

Chocolate_Pie   41   1 Reply

jpinette86

Marxist criminology redirects attention away from the street crimes of the lower class to what?

Marxist criminology redirects attention away from the street crimes of the lower class to what?

Marxist criminology redirects attention away from the street crimes of the lower class to what?

▸ Hate crimes of the lower class

▸ Social harms of street crimes

▸ Crimes of the proletariat

▸ White collar crime and/or state crime

Neurosciencie   43   1 Reply

jwmaro

Labeling theory explains that _________ can lead to later delinquency if a stigmatizing label is ...

Labeling theory explains that _________ can lead to later delinquency if a stigmatizing label is ...

Labeling theory explains that _________ can lead to later delinquency if a stigmatizing label is applied to the juvenile.

▸ primary deviance

▸ focusing primarily on lower class victimization

▸ white-collar crime

▸ none of the above

johnnyappleseed   49   1 Reply

Aquarius1

From the viewpoint of one who studies political crime, or state crime, what type of crime is it ...

From the viewpoint of one who studies political crime, or state crime, what type of crime is it ...

[html]From the viewpoint of one who studies political crime, or state crime, what type of crime is it called when a government does nothing to alleviate a social problem?

▸ Crime of negligence

▸ Crime of omission

▸ Left realism crime

▸ Subjectivi

berry   47   1 Reply

chinwe20

Critical criminology emerged within the discipline of criminology during what decade?

Critical criminology emerged within the discipline of criminology during what decade?

Critical criminology emerged within the discipline of criminology during what decade?

▸ 1950s

▸ 1960s

▸ 1970s

▸ 1980s

scigeekalic   59   1 Reply

cryzazn

Braithwaite's (1989) theory of reintegrative shaming is best seen as a modern or recent ...

Braithwaite's (1989) theory of reintegrative shaming is best seen as a modern or recent ...

Braithwaite's (1989) theory of reintegrative shaming is best seen as a modern or recent contribution to which branch of conflict criminology?

▸ Labeling theory

▸ Structural Marxism

▸ Left realism

▸ Masculinities theory

kickykhalil   47   1 Reply

jennaforiero

According to power-control theory, the incidence of delinquency/crime for females who reside in more ...

According to power-control theory, the incidence of delinquency/crime for females who reside in more ...

[html]According to power-control theory, the incidence of delinquency/crime for females who reside in more egalitarian family structures can be characterized as what?

▸ Lower than those in male-dominated households

▸ Higher than those in male-domin

freezo1994   55   1 Reply

jamiecro

Discuss what makes control theories different from differential association and strain theories?

Discuss what makes control theories different from differential association and strain theories?

Discuss what makes control theories different from differential association and strain theories?

inkster   53   1 Reply

HCho0

Describe how a person's level of self-control might influence their level of social bonds.

Describe how a person's level of self-control might influence their level of social bonds.

Describe how a person's level of self-control might influence their level of social bonds.

berry   56   1 Reply

mrivas57

Explain the background assumption of human nature upon which control theories rely. How does this ...

Explain the background assumption of human nature upon which control theories rely. How does this ...

Explain the background assumption of human nature upon which control theories rely. How does this background assumption shape the scope of control theories?

B88101   62   1 Reply

Grem

Describe Sampson and Laub's theory of desistance from crime. How did they incorporate elements of ...

Describe Sampson and Laub's theory of desistance from crime. How did they incorporate elements of ...

Describe Sampson and Laub's theory of desistance from crime. How did they incorporate elements of social bonding into their explanation?

mrb0714   63   1 Reply

raihala49

According to Travis Hirschi, what are the four elements of the social bond theory?

According to Travis Hirschi, what are the four elements of the social bond theory?

According to Travis Hirschi, what are the four elements of the social bond theory?

ssi15   59   1 Reply

marcospolos

When an individual understands rules exist for a reason this is demonstrating Hirschi's __________ bond.

When an individual understands rules exist for a reason this is demonstrating Hirschi's __________ bond.

When an individual understands rules exist for a reason this is demonstrating Hirschi's __________ bond.

▸ belief

▸ *

kokomel23   52   1 Reply

brassgod

Toby (1957) presented his concept of __________ which refers to a type of control in which people ...

Toby (1957) presented his concept of __________ which refers to a type of control in which people ...

[html]Toby (1957) presented his concept of __________ which refers to a type of control in which people resist temptation because their prior behavior has led to rewards that might be jeopardized if they became involved in crime.

▸ stakes in conform

kuttin   62   1 Reply

omolola69

The early control theorist Nye indicated that __________ control occurs when an authority figure is ...

The early control theorist Nye indicated that __________ control occurs when an authority figure is ...

The early control theorist Nye indicated that __________ control occurs when an authority figure is directly observing an individual's behavior.

▸ external

▸ *

booboo123   55   1 Reply

munjoj

The basic premise of __________ theories are that people are primarily selfish pleasure seekers.

The basic premise of __________ theories are that people are primarily selfish pleasure seekers.

The basic premise of __________ theories are that people are primarily selfish pleasure seekers.

▸ control

▸ *

bluerose501   98   1 Reply

EM81607

Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social control theory by explaining how adult social bonds can ...

Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social control theory by explaining how adult social bonds can ...

Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social control theory by explaining how adult social bonds can explain __________ from crime.

▸ desistance

▸ *

FallenOne   52   1 Reply

rainbow12

Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social bonding theory by arguing that adult social bonds such ...

Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social bonding theory by arguing that adult social bonds such ...

[html]Sampson and Laub extended Hirschi's social bonding theory by arguing that adult social bonds such as __________ can influence criminal involvement in adulthood.

▸ marriage, employment, or military (identification of one or any combination of t

xiaoyu000   56   1 Reply

dreamnluv

Reckless's __________ theory described "pushes" and "pulls" that might lead individuals to ...

Reckless's __________ theory described "pushes" and "pulls" that might lead individuals to ...

Reckless's __________ theory described "pushes" and "pulls" that might lead individuals to committing crime.

▸ containment

▸ *

lcard044   50   1 Reply

hizzy117

One of the defining features of all control theories is that they seek to explain why people ...

One of the defining features of all control theories is that they seek to explain why people ...

One of the defining features of all control theories is that they seek to explain why people __________ commit crime.

▸ won't

▸ *

Mostafa91   58   1 Reply

doublekud

According to Hirschi, __________ can serve as both barriers and restraints to crime.

According to Hirschi, __________ can serve as both barriers and restraints to crime.

According to Hirschi, __________ can serve as both barriers and restraints to crime.

▸ social bonds

▸ *

saratoga 22   54   1 Reply

Cow5215

__________ social bond of Hirschi's social control theory utilizes Toby's concept of stakes in conformity.

__________ social bond of Hirschi's social control theory utilizes Toby's concept of stakes in conformity.

__________ social bond of Hirschi's social control theory utilizes Toby's concept of stakes in conformity.

▸ Attachment

▸ *

adnan_buljic   58   1 Reply

yoyoguy

The component of involvement in Hirschi's social control theory often boils down to the value of ...

The component of involvement in Hirschi's social control theory often boils down to the value of ...

The component of involvement in Hirschi's social control theory often boils down to the value of keeping busy.

▸ true

▸ false

shopaka12   57   1 Reply

kuteeme

Self-control, though a unidimensional concept, contains traits or symptoms which are hypothesized to ...

Self-control, though a unidimensional concept, contains traits or symptoms which are hypothesized to ...

Self-control, though a unidimensional concept, contains traits or symptoms which are hypothesized to vary over the life course.

▸ true

▸ false

Blittle5   34   1 Reply

sherbiejr16

Sampson, Laub, and Hirschi are names associated with some of the modern varieties of control theory.

Sampson, Laub, and Hirschi are names associated with some of the modern varieties of control theory.

Sampson, Laub, and Hirschi are names associated with some of the modern varieties of control theory.

▸ true

▸ false

123lol456   51   1 Reply

elisebarnett

Sampson and Laub are credited with resurrecting the famous Gluecks' longitudinal data.

Sampson and Laub are credited with resurrecting the famous Gluecks' longitudinal data.

Sampson and Laub are credited with resurrecting the famous Gluecks' longitudinal data.

▸ true

▸ false

Cell6   51   1 Reply

roman91

Reckless' containment theory has been the one in criminology which occupied the position as the ...

Reckless' containment theory has been the one in criminology which occupied the position as the ...

Reckless' containment theory has been the one in criminology which occupied the position as the primary and most frequently drawn-on form of social control theory.

▸ true

▸ false

Helen Kebede   78   1 Reply

wackocrazy

Piquero and Bouffard (2007) found what much less support for Hirschi's revised version of how to ...

Piquero and Bouffard (2007) found what much less support for Hirschi's revised version of how to ...

Piquero and Bouffard (2007) found what much less support for Hirschi's revised version of how to test self-control theory when compared to the Grasmick et al. scale results.

▸ true

▸ false

AL0354335   58   1 Reply

elacevedo

People with low self-control are less likely to form social bonds.

People with low self-control are less likely to form social bonds.

People with low self-control are less likely to form social bonds.

▸ true

▸ false

ttools   40   1 Reply

collegelife_288

Marriage, employment, and military service are examples of social bonds in adulthood that can have ...

Marriage, employment, and military service are examples of social bonds in adulthood that can have ...

Marriage, employment, and military service are examples of social bonds in adulthood that can have an effect on offending.

▸ true

▸ false

Vethier 2016   60   1 Reply

jarste123

Low self-control will always lead to crime.

Low self-control will always lead to crime.

Low self-control will always lead to crime.

▸ true

▸ false

Nursesn   52   1 Reply

michaelfidanza