Control Theory
This idea says that people break rules when their ties to family or community are weak (Hint: Its in the name)
What is Social Control Theory?
The number of techniques outlined by Sykes and Matza.
What is 5?
The creator of Containment Theory
Who is Walter C. Reckless?
He developed social bond theory.
Who is Travis Hirschi?
Using theory to explain real-world crime is called this.
What is application?
Its the type of control that comes from family, friends and locale.
What is Informal Social Control?
It isn't my fault, I had no choice
What is Denial of Responsibility
This refers to self-control, conscience, and internal values.
What is inner containment?
Which bond refers to caring about others opinions?
What is attachment?
Examining similarities and differences between theories is called this.
What is comparison?
When the control comes from police, courts and legal threats.
(Hint: The opposite of the previous option)
What is Formal Social Control?
Nobody really got hurt
What is Denial of Injury?
This refers to family, school, and community supervision.
What is outer containment?
Which bond refers to investment in goals like school or career?
What is commitment?
Which theory focuses most on weak social bonds?
What is social control theory?
According to social control theory, strong social bonds do this to crime.
What is reduce/prevent crime?
The guy deserved it
What is Denial of Victim?
When both inner and outer containment fail, this is the likely outcome.
What is Delinquency/ Offending?
Which bond means being busy with conventional activities?
What is involvement?
Which theory emphasizes both inner and outer controls?
What is containment theory?
This theorist developed Social Control Theory and introduced the four social bonds.
Who is Travis Hirschi?
You are a corrupt officer, what gives you the right to judge me.
What is Condemnation of the condemners?

Homer Simpson
Which bond refers to believing laws should be obeyed?
What is belief?
These are the four elements of social bonds in Hirschi’s theory.
What are attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief?