Developmental theories
Age graded theory
Life course theory
Latent trait Theory
Bonus
100
The two distinct groups in the developmental theory
What is latent trait theory and life course theory?
100
Robert Sampson and John Laub
The age-graded life course was introduced by who in the early 90’s?
100
The twist and turns in the paths of individual lives
What does life course theory attempt to understand?
100
A view that human behavior is controlled by a master trait, present at birth or soon after, that influences and directs behavior
What is the latent trait theory?
100
What is Mr. Pacia's first name?
What is Thomas?
200
True or false: Did marriage create negative social bonds and build trust?
What is false?
200
adult crime, alcohol abuse, educational failure, unemployment, and divorce
What is childhood delinquency linked to?
200
The linkages between childhood and adolescence experiences and later experiences in adulthood
What linkages does life course theory recognize?
200
The main reason why people with this criminal trait commit crime
What is lacking self-control?
200
What is the second most watched show in the world?
What is Spongebob Squarepants?
300
In early life people develop what that determine their behavior throughout their life course?
What is relationships?
300
the transitions of criminal behavior over the life course
What is the age graded theory?
300
Historical change, cultural change, and governmental change
What type of change influences on human behaivor?
300
Who is more likely to commit crime? Teenagers, Adults, or the Elderly
What is teenagers?
300
What nationality is the richest man in the world?
What is mexican?
400
Between 15-24 years old
what ages is crime most often committed?
400
Choices and constructing their own life journies
The life course theory sees humans capable of making what?
400
When does criminal activity diminish?
What is when the opportunity to commit crime is limited
400
True or false: was the wooly mammoth alive when the pyramids were built
What is true?
500
Workers are likely to experience close contact with others and the informal social controls of the workplace encourage conformity
Why is having a career important?
500
Open answer
Can any of you name some factors that can affect a persons life?
500
What are some characteristics of a person who has limited or no self-control?
They lack persistence, diligence and tenacity during any situation. They tend to be impulsive, insensitive, nonverbal, and risk-taking.
500
All three countries have no legal drinking age
What is Uruguay, Cuba, and Armenia?
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