Exam 12: Integrated Theoretical Models and New Perspectives of Crime

Braithwaite believes most crime is committed by ______.

It appears that focusing on ______ may be one way of effectively targeting resources and strategies for reducing crime.

The integrated framework does not acknowledge biological factors.

Thornberry incorporated empirical evidence from ______ when developing his interactional theory.

Integrating experts from various disciplines to develop theories regarding criminality is referred to as ______.

Most empirical studies are in favor of Braithwaite's reintegrative shaming theory.

Integrating two theories such that one is used to explain impulsivity and the other planning is referred to as up-and-down integration.

Braithwaite's reintegrative shaming theory is considered a macro-level theory.

Most modern criminologists and theorists do not consider ______ theory to be one of the more robust models for understanding or reducing illegal activity.

A theory that can effectively explain why crime occurs in certain individuals as well as in certain groups is ______.

What survey did Elliott and his colleagues use to test their theories?

A person carrying a sign with "I shoplifted from this store" on it is an example of a shaming strategy.

The basis of Thornberry's theory was a combination of ______.

Using parts of other theories to strengthen a weak theory is referred to as ______.

______ theories would argue for deinstitutionalization.

______ combinations occur when theories with different levels of analysis are integrated.

In his comparison of Japanese culture, Braithwaite found that ______ is their most common punishment for crime.

Elliott's integrated model is one of the most accepted models of theoretical synthesis.

Up-and-down integration is a deductive model of integration.

Elliott's integrated theory focuses on explaining ______.