Robert J. Sampson
Stephen W. Raudenbush
Felton Earls
What is Collective Efficacy and what influences it?
Research Design/Measurement
100
What is a microcosm of the changes that have gone on in some of the larger, more famous cities in the United States
What is Utica?
100
From 1998 until 2005 what University did Raudenbush teach at?
What is the University of Michigan?
100
Felton Earls was born in what state/city?
What is New Orleans, Louisana ?
100
What is "Perceived collective efficacy is defined s a group's shared belief in its conjoint capabilities to organize and execute the courses of action required to produce given levels of attainments"
What is the definition of Collective Efficacy?
100
Informal Social Control can be defined as what?
What is socialize individuals into internalizing the norms and values of institutions?
200
What did Sampson witness firsthand?
What is changing patterns?
200
Stephen Raudenbush was the chairman of what?
What is the Committee on Education?
200
Graduated from which high school
What is Booker T. Washington High School?
200
what is individual behaviors, individual perceptions, and neighborhood processes, including disorder, fear of crime, youth delinquency, substance abuse, health, and schools. More recently, many researchers have explored its connection with social networks
What is the factors that build collective efficacy in communities.
200
What is the equation that was mentioned on the slide about the Measure of Efficacy?
What is r=0.80, P < .001?
300
Sampson built his career on studying social patterns, _______________, and developing methods to study the complex social networks of neighborhoods and cities.i
What is influential sociological theory?
300
He received an Ed.D in what?
What is Policy Analysis and Evaluation Research?
300
Dr. Felton James “Tony” Earls is a professor of
What is social medicine at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Human Behavior and Development at the Harvard School of Public Health?
300
__________ and ______grow on the works of Sampson and his team, and look into the systematic aspects of networks in neighborhoods.
What is Bursik and Grasmick
300
Railroad tracks, parks, and freeways are all an example of what?
What is geographic boundaries?
400
Why was Robert J. Sampson elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2006?
What is his work on the origins of crime and violence and on the influence of neighborhoods on the life course?
400
Raudenbush has been the Scientific Director of what?
What is the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods?
400
Earls is noted for
What is pioneering research on violent crime reduction in urban neighborhoods, the causes and pathways of juvenile delinquency, the consequences of children’s exposure to community and family violence and the psychological impacts of HIV/AIDS pandemic on children in sub-Saharan Africa?
400
What is the city that was the main focus for this theory with Sampson, Raudenbush, and earls?
What is Chicago?
400
At present, whites, blacks, and Latinos each represent about a ___________________.
What is a third of the city's population?
500
Once a bustling city, his hometown was
What is hit with hard times as industries left and almost half of the town's population went with them.
500
What is the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods study?
What is an ambitious study of how family, neighborhood and school settings shape the academic learning, social development, mental health and exposure to violence of children growing up in Chicago?
500
What has Earls been devoted to?
What is scientific research with a commitment to social change in the spirit and memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?
500
A major reason is that the formation of ____ takes time.
What is social ties
500
How many residents in the city of Chicago represented all 343 NCs ?
What is 8,782?
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