Exam 12: Integrated Theoretical Models and New Perspectives of Crime

Braithwaite's inspiration for his theory of reintegrative shaming came from his comparison of socialization practices and the justice systems of ______ and Western culture.

Braithwaite's theory does not consider emotions such as guilt and embarrassment.

Braithwaite argued for a policy that would include ______.

End-to-end theoretical integration occurs when theorists have an idea about the sequential order of the theories that are used.

One main weakness of Pearson and Weiner's theoretical framework is that it is based on a single theory.Which theory is its basis?

Integrating theories such that one theory explains the impulsiveness of offending and the other the planning of offending is referred to as ______.

For typical individuals, the illustration of ______ integration is [High Self-Control $\rightarrow$ Considerations of Potential Negative Consequences $\rightarrow$ Deterred from Committing Crime].

Theoretical synthesis is a form of end-to-end integration.

Weak social bond $\rightarrow$ Negative per associations $\rightarrow$ Crime.This model is referred to as the ______ model.

Theories proposed in 19th century focused only on lifestyle to understand criminal behavior.

The need to improve the ______ of traditional theories is the impetus of theoretical integration.

Tittle's theory asserts that a person is most likely to offend when he/she has a balance of control and being controlled.

Thornberry's interactional theory was presented in the late 1950s.

If the key parts of differential association theory can be accommodated by differential reinforcement theory, this is referred to as ______.

Issues in the area of theoretical integration were revisited about ______ ago at a conference attended by leading scholars in criminological theory development.

Reintergrative shaming was a program that focused on poverty.

How can inner city programs decrease strain?

Pearson and Weiner proposed the idea of conceptual integration.

Integrated models only include same-level theories (i.e., macro-macro or micro-micro).

In his reintegrative shaming theory, Braithwaite refers to the micro-level theory as ______ and the macro-level theory as ______.