Exam 2: Theories Part I: Positivist, Evolutionary, Strain, Differential Association, Social Control, and Womens Emancipation Theories
Exam 1: Gendering Criminology Through an Intersectional Lens65 Questions
Exam 2: Theories Part I: Positivist, Evolutionary, Strain, Differential Association, Social Control, and Womens Emancipation Theories75 Questions
Exam 3: Theories Part II: Critical, Labeling, Cycle of Violence, Life Course, Pathways, and Masculinity Theories74 Questions
Exam 4: Accounting for Gendercrime Patterns74 Questions
Exam 5: The Context of Women and Girls Offending for Specific Crimes75 Questions
Exam 6: Processing Women and Girls in the Criminal Legal System75 Questions
Exam 7: Incarcerating, Punishing, and Treating Offending Women and Girls74 Questions
Exam 8: Gender-Based Abuse GBA75 Questions
Exam 9: Focusing on Sexual Abuse75 Questions
Exam 10: Intimate Partner Abuse IPA and Stalking75 Questions
Exam 11: Women Working in Prisons and Jails75 Questions
Exam 12: Women Working in Policing and Law Enforcement75 Questions
Exam 13: Women Working in the Courts74 Questions
Exam 14: Effecting Change75 Questions
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The biosocial and evolutionary psychological explanation of gender-based abuse does not simply fly in the face of science but of feminist.
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Which of the following theories was considered to be very biological in nature and fraught with sexism, racism, and classism?
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The ______ approach was based on erroneous and sexist and class assumptions about the feminist movement and statistics, and the interpretations of data were often misleading.
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Which of the following types of theories attempts to bridge classical and positivist traditions?
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Which of the following theories purports that self-control interacts with criminal opportunity to explain criminal/delinquent behavior?
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The emancipation hypothesis suggests that the feminist movement decreased the female crime rate.
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Social bond theory was one of the first theories to explicitly include gender.
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Power control theory joins which theory on research related to gender and family relationships?
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The feminist criticism of differential association theory centered mainly on ______.
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W. I. Thomas favored psychological over economic motivations to explain female criminality.
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In studies associated with power control theory, researchers have found a greater gender difference in delinquency rates in ______ homes.
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Strain theory suggests that gender, race, age, and class differences in delinquency are due to how these characteristics are related to self-control and social control.
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The concept that views some deviant behavior as a throwback to an earlier evolutionary stage in human development is referred to as ______.
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Operant conditioning refers to how behaviors are reinforced or modified via punishment and rewards.
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Which of the following theories is considered to be more sexist than the others?
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Which of the following words is often used by scholars who assess power control theories?
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Most criminological theories were constructed by men and about why (some) men and boys break the law.
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W. I. Thomas favored which type of explanation for female criminality?
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The concept of adaptation is key to the evolutionary theory approach.
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Some argue that the primary legacy of the positivists in the 1990s and since is the researchers promoting the women's liberation/emancipation hypotheses.
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