Social Disorganization
Socialization
Differential Organizational Theory
Social Control
Gender and Power Control Theory
100
This was the first school of American Sociology.
What is the University of Chicago
100
The ratio that differential association theory is concerned with.
What is deviant to nondeviant
100
Macro
What level of theory is Differential Organizational?
100
A theory that assumes that norm violations are tempting for all and that everyone is motivated to violate the norms.
What is Social Control Theory?
100
The structure that promotes higher female deviant behavior
What is equal power
200
The center of commerce and industry is the core of this theory.
What is Burgess' zone theory?
200
The social policy that brings deviants together who wish to change?
What are self-help groups
200
Motivated offender, suitable target, absence of guardian or opportunity
What are the three elements of criminal victimization (according to Cohen and Felson)?
200
The rewards given up and punishments experienced upon being labeled as a deviant or norm violator.
What is External Control?
200
Equal Power Structure
What structure are young males less likely to be less risky?
300
A concept that states people accept norms because they feel that they are morally right
What is internal control
300
The focus of social learning theory, that contradicts the differential association theory's focus on mental phenomena?
What is behavior
300
This term, proposed by Felson & Clark (1995) describes everyday behaviors that may deter crime, such as locking the front door at night.
What is Routine Precautions
300
A technique of neutralization that uses the argument, "I couldn't help myself."
What is Denial of Responsibility?
300
The theory the promotes men to feel "invincible" in their actions
Patriarchal structure
400
Community watch groups, security surveys and educational programs are examples of this
What is citizen self help
400
Socialization theories are most applicable to deviance that has what type of support?
Sub-cultural
400
Two programs have been suggested to increase the ratio of non-deviant to deviant associations and definitions.
What are Role Models and Self-help groups
400
Explains the stability and change in deviant behavior in life-course trajectories and transitions.
What is the Life Course Theory of Social Control?
400
The Control over a daughter to prepare them for their future social roles as mothers and homemakers
What is "Cult of Domesticity"
500
What is believed by social disorganization theorists to be the root cause of social disorder?
Industrialization and Urbanization
500
A reinforcement for deviant behavior and delinquent attitudes?
What is peer pressure
500
This field involves identifying the physical layout of a community and determining how it may affect social interaction.
What is Environmental Criminology
500
Belief, Commitment, Attachment, and Involvement.
What is Hirschi's 4 element that bond the individual to the larger society?
500
The creator of the Gender & Power Control Theory
Who is John Hagen
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