The start of criminology
Social and structural theories
Positivist/Biosocial or Rational theories
Conflict and Feminist theories
Critical Criminology
100

A systematic approach to estimating the strengths and weaknesses of alternatives used to determine options which provide the best approach to achieving benefits



Cost-Benefit Analysis


100

Chicago School purported that behavior is primarily shaped by


Social Factors 

100

Henry Goddard is famous for studying ______ history of criminogenic ________

Genetic, families 

100

She said that if women started getting the same rights as men, they would start behaving like them as well aka commit more crime 

Freda Adler

100

This is an interdisciplinary approach that encompasses environmental science, victimization through those harms, and crimes against the environment.


Green Criminology

200
Cesare Lombroso 

Criminals are not as highly evolved as noncriminals.

Criminal minds are inherited. 

Father of criminology

Classified criminals into categories.




200

__________ refers to the conflict between a subculture and a larger culture within which it resides


Secondary culture conflict

200

People cannot always obtain all the information they need to make the best possible decision.

Bounded Rationality

200

The term "White Collar Crime" was coined by

Sutherland

200

Segregation of control over gender roles at home by parents can create more risky behaviors in male adolescents 

Hagan's power control theory
300

What do somatotypes relate to?


General body structures.


300

Showing potential offenders the negative consequences of a crime in the hope that it will prevent them from committing that same crime is the concept of


General Deterrence 
300

Ecological theory

Routine Activity Theory

300

Types of control used by the powerful

Laws, legal process 

Physical force

coercion

300

Study of marginalization, oppression, and over-policing

Left Realism

400

What is a Macro theory?

"big picture" of the crime through society's functionality or structural issues. 

400

"Outsiders" book author

Howard Becker 

400

This theory examines social control mechanisms at various points in life such as transitions, trajectories, turning points.

Lifecourse Theory

400

"False Consciousness"

Marx

400

____ is an approach that has been appropriated by human geographers, criminologists, historians, and others to provide insight into how people view and construct the world and their subjective images of close and distant places.

Mental Mapping

500

Who proposed that "Persons awaiting trial should not be placed in prisons"


Cesare Beccaria

500

Theory of deviant behavior that involves the relationship between goals and means


Merton's Strain Theory

500

She divided population of criminals into two main groups based on age and repeated offending

Terri Moffitt

500


The fundamental assumption of conflict theories is that
Societies are more properly characterized by _____ than _______.


Conflict, consensus

500

It is faceless and anonymous but act as a disciplinary power that is effective. It exercises power through uncertainty and invisibility.

Panoptic Gaze

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