'Differential association' diaporamas de présentation

Crime

Crime. Today Crime versus Deviance Causes of crime (functionalism, symbolic interactionism, conflict theory) Juvenile Delinquency Solutions Turn in your survey questions assignment from last week at the end of class. Crime vs. Deviance. Deviance.

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INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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Chapter 5 Social Process Theories

Chapter 5 Social Process Theories. Chapter Summary. Chapter Five introduces the reader to the social process theories of crime. The chapter begins with an overview of differential association theory, and how this theory developed out of the neoclassical theories.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Social Process Theories. Socialization and Crime. Social process theories suggest criminality is a function of socialization Any person regardless of race, class or gender can become criminal Elements of family, peer group, school, and church contribute to socialization processes.

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Chapter 6: Deviance and Crime

Chapter 6: Deviance and Crime. Objectives (slide 1 of 2). 6.1 Overview: Understanding Deviance and Crime Explain the concept of deviance as a social construct. Analyze how societies exert control. Discuss the psychological views of deviance. 6.2 Functionalist Perspectives

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Social Learning Theories

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Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Sociology. What is Sociology? Connections to Social Work Basic Insight of Sociology What is a Sociologist? Natural Curiosity (focus on the too sacred, too repulsive, too boring) and The Social Organization of Man Sociology like a Passion than a Pastime.

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Chapter 7 Social Process and Crime

Chapter 7 Social Process and Crime. Introduction. Social process theory traditions ? Differential association/social learning ? Adequate socialization toward the incorrect norms and values ? Informal social control ? Inadequate socialization ? Labeling theory

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Agenda

Agenda. Review Social Structure Theories Especially Anomie/Strain Theories Start Social Process Theories. Social Structural Theories. Aspect of the social structure is related to crime Tend to be macro-level theories Social Disorganization Chicago School

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Chapter 7: Deviance

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Why People Commit Crime

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Criminal theory and current behavioral trends

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Deviance

Deviance. Deviance. Deviance is the violation of rules or norms It is not the act, but the reactions to the act that make something deviant ~ Howard S. Baker Something deviant may not be to others.

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Social Learning Theory

Social Learning Theory. Edwin Sutherland (1947) Differential Association Sykes and Matza (1957) Techniques of Neutralization Burgess and Akers (1968) Differential Reinforcement Theory Akers (1973-present) Social Learning Theory. Differential Association. Edwin Sutherland

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Chapter 3: The Chicago School

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Labeling, Subcultures & Learning

Labeling, Subcultures & Learning. Subculture Subcultures provide a lens to interpret the world; they provide context and meaning to social life Major source of values/beliefs Subcultures may support values that encourage or condone deviance

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Differential Association Theory

Differential Association Theory. Sutherland. Definition. According to Sutherland: Crime is a function of a learning process that could affect any individual in any culture. Principals of Differential Association. Criminal Behavior is learned.

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For Anomie

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Functionalist perspective / Strain Theory

Functionalist perspective / Strain Theory. Natural out growth of the values, norms and structure of society Americans place a high value on certain goals such as economic success However not everyone in society has access to achieve these goals

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