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Crime and Criminology | |
Introduction: What is Criminology | |
Criminology and the Criminologist's Roles | |
Criminology and the Scientific Approach | |
Criminological Perspectives | |
The Nature of Deviant and Criminal Behavior | |
Defining Crime | |
Durkheim on the Normality of Crime | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
Crime as Normal behavior | |
The Nature and Extent of Crime: Measuring Behavior | |
Introduction: Researching Crime | |
Criminological Research and Data Collection | |
The Uniform Crime Reports | |
Other Ways to Measure Crime | |
Crime Patterns: Characteristics of Criminals and Crime Victims | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
A Professional Thief, Edwin Sutherland | |
Early Explanations for Criminal Behavior and Neoclassical Theories | |
Introduction: Theories of Crime | |
Traditional Explanations for Crime | |
Cesare Beccaria | |
Jeremy Bentham | |
The Positivist School of Criminology | |
Contemporary Classicism and Positivism | |
Study Guide Reading | |
Contemporary Classicism: Deterrence and Econometrics, and Implications and Conclusions | |
Biological Explanations for Criminal Behavior | |
Introduction: Biological Perspectives | |
Criminality and Genetics | |
Biochemical Influences on Behavior | |
Neurophysiological Factors | |
Summary Study Guide | |
Psychological Explanations for Criminal Behavior | |
Introduction: Psychological Perspectives | |
Psychiatric Explanations for Criminal behavior | |
Behavioral Explanations for Crime | |
Cognitive Theories and Crime | |
Personality Theories and Crime | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
Media Violence and Youth | |
Sociological Theories I: Social-Structural Explanations for Criminal Behavior | |
Introduction: Structure-Based Explanations | |
Social Disorganization Theory | |
Strain Theory | |
Subcultural Delinquency Theories | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
Illegitimate Means and Delinquent Subcultures | |
Sociological Theories II: Social Control, Conflict, Feminist, and Labeling Theories | |
Introduction: Sociological Theories II | |
Differential Association Theory | |
Social Control Theory | |
Conflict Theory | |
Feminist Theory | |
Labeling Theory | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
Feminism for the Mainstream Criminologist: An Invitation | |
Crimes of Violence I: Assault and Rape | |
Introduction: Incidence of Assault and Rape | |
Assault | |
Assault and Abuse in the American Family | |
Explaining and Responding to Assaultive and Abusive Behavior | |
Rape | |
Explaining and Responding to Rape | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
The Criminalization of Domestic Violence | |
Violence against Women: A Cross-Cultural Perspective | |
Crimes of Violence: Robbery, Murder, Hate Crime, and Terrorism | |
Introduction: Defining Violent Crimes Against Persons | |
Robbery | |
Murder | |
Hate Crime | |
Terrorism | |
Summary Study Guide Reading | |
Mass Murder | |
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