Question 1

What did Bandura propose as the way individuals learn their attitudes and behaviors?

Accepted Answer

Through observing th

Question 2

The notion of collective conscience can be seen as an early form of the idea of social bonding.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Explain what the Bo-Bo doll experiment was and how it was related to Bandura's theory.What implications did Bandura's findings have? How could these findings be applied to a real-world issue or problem?

Accepted Answer

Bo-Bo doll experiment: A randomized expe

Question 4

Tarde introduced imitation theory,which incorporated three laws of imitation.Which law below is not part of the laws of imitation?

Accepted Answer

A) the inferior is imitated by the superior 
B) people imitate one another in proportion as they are in close contact 
C) when two mutually exclusive methods come together,one method can be substituted for another 
A) the inferior is imitated by the superior 
B) people imitate one another in proportion as they are in close contact 
C) when two mutually exclusive methods come together,one method can be substituted for another

Question 5

Explain the theory of drift and give two (2)examples of when drift may occur.

Accepted Answer

Individuals offend at certain

Question 6

Classical conditioning assumes that animals,as well as people,learn through associations between stimuli and responses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Bandura demonstrated,through a series of theoretical and experimental studies,that a significant amount of learning takes place:

Accepted Answer

A) absent virtually any form of conditioning or responses to a given behavior 
B) with lots of conditioning or responses to a given behavior 
C) both a and b are correct 
A) absent virtually any form of conditioning or responses to a given behavior 
B) with lots of conditioning or responses to a given behavior 
C) both a and b are correct

Question 8

Explain how having a stake in conformity would prevent most people from committing crime.

Accepted Answer

This is the extent to which individuals

Question 9

______ theory emphasizes various types of social learning,specifically classical conditioning,operant conditioning,and imitation or modeling.

Accepted Answer

A) differential association 
B) differential reinforcement 
C) differential identification 
D) neutralization 
A) differential association 
B) differential reinforcement 
C) differential identification 
D) neutralization

Question 10

All of the following are considered learning theories EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) differential reinforcement theory 
B) differential association theory 
C) collective conscience theory 
D) neutralization theory 
A) differential reinforcement theory 
B) differential association theory 
C) collective conscience theory 
D) neutralization theory

Question 11

Studies testing differential reinforcement theory have used four groups of variables or factors.Choose the one below that is not considered one of these variables.

Accepted Answer

A) associations 
B) modeling 
C) rewards and punishments 
D) definitions 
A) associations 
B) modeling 
C) rewards and punishments 
D) definitions

Question 12

The text states that it is arguable that ______ may have the most empirical validity of any contemporary (nonintegrated)model of criminal offending.

Accepted Answer

A) neutralization theory 
B) differential reinforcement theory 
C) power-control theory 
D) containment theory 
A) neutralization theory 
B) differential reinforcement theory 
C) power-control theory 
D) containment theory

Question 13

Explain low self-control theory by Gottfredson.

Accepted Answer

A theory that proposes that in

Question 14

Neutralization theory is associated with ______ theorists.

Accepted Answer

A) Sutherland and Hirschi 
B) Alex and Leonar 
C) Sykes and Matza 
D) none of these 
A) Sutherland and Hirschi 
B) Alex and Leonar 
C) Sykes and Matza 
D) none of these

Question 15

The assumption that people have innate antisocial tendencies is a controversial one because it is nearly impossible to test.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Explain classical conditioning.

Accepted Answer

Assumes animals as w

Question 17

Give two (2)examples of a positive reinforcement.

Accepted Answer

Giving a child a toy

Question 18

Neither Burgess and Aker's model nor Sutherland's theory addresses the idea that delinquent associations could occur after criminal activity takes place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The weaker the collective conscience in a society,the more crime in that community.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Control theories focus on social or personal factors that explain how and why individuals learn criminal behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What did Bandura propose as the way individuals learn their attitudes and behaviors?

The notion of collective conscience can be seen as an early form of the idea of social bonding.

Explain what the Bo-Bo doll experiment was and how it was related to Bandura's theory.What implications did Bandura's findings have? How could these findings be applied to a real-world issue or problem?

Tarde introduced imitation theory,which incorporated three laws of imitation.Which law below is not part of the laws of imitation?

Explain the theory of drift and give two (2)examples of when drift may occur.

Classical conditioning assumes that animals,as well as people,learn through associations between stimuli and responses.

Bandura demonstrated,through a series of theoretical and experimental studies,that a significant amount of learning takes place:

Explain how having a stake in conformity would prevent most people from committing crime.

______ theory emphasizes various types of social learning,specifically classical conditioning,operant conditioning,and imitation or modeling.

All of the following are considered learning theories EXCEPT:

Studies testing differential reinforcement theory have used four groups of variables or factors.Choose the one below that is not considered one of these variables.

The text states that it is arguable that ______ may have the most empirical validity of any contemporary (nonintegrated)model of criminal offending.

Explain low self-control theory by Gottfredson.

Neutralization theory is associated with ______ theorists.

The assumption that people have innate antisocial tendencies is a controversial one because it is nearly impossible to test.

Explain classical conditioning.

Give two (2)examples of a positive reinforcement.

Neither Burgess and Aker's model nor Sutherland's theory addresses the idea that delinquent associations could occur after criminal activity takes place.

The weaker the collective conscience in a society,the more crime in that community.

Control theories focus on social or personal factors that explain how and why individuals learn criminal behavior.

Introduction to Criminology

Measuring Crime

Classical School of Criminology Thought

Contemporary Classical and Deterrence Research

Early Positivism

Modern Biosocial Perspectives of Criminal Behavior

Psychologicaltrait Theories of Crime

Social Structure Theories of Crime I

Social Structure Theories of Crime II

Labeling Theory and Conflict-Marxistradical Theories of Crime

Feminist Theories of Crime

Developmentallife-Course Perspectives Criminality

White-Collar Crime, Organized Crime, and Cybercrime

Hate Crimes, Terrorism, and Home Land Security

Drugs and Crime

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Exam 10: Social Process and Control Theories of Crime

What did Bandura propose as the way individuals learn their attitudes and behaviors?

The notion of collective conscience can be seen as an early form of the idea of social bonding.

Explain what the Bo-Bo doll experiment was and how it was related to Bandura's theory.What implications did Bandura's findings have? How could these findings be applied to a real-world issue or problem?

Tarde introduced imitation theory,which incorporated three laws of imitation.Which law below is not part of the laws of imitation?

Explain the theory of drift and give two (2)examples of when drift may occur.

Classical conditioning assumes that animals,as well as people,learn through associations between stimuli and responses.

Bandura demonstrated,through a series of theoretical and experimental studies,that a significant amount of learning takes place:

Explain how having a stake in conformity would prevent most people from committing crime.

______ theory emphasizes various types of social learning,specifically classical conditioning,operant conditioning,and imitation or modeling.

All of the following are considered learning theories EXCEPT:

Studies testing differential reinforcement theory have used four groups of variables or factors.Choose the one below that is not considered one of these variables.

The text states that it is arguable that ______ may have the most empirical validity of any contemporary (nonintegrated)model of criminal offending.

Explain low self-control theory by Gottfredson.

Neutralization theory is associated with ______ theorists.

The assumption that people have innate antisocial tendencies is a controversial one because it is nearly impossible to test.

Explain classical conditioning.

Give two (2)examples of a positive reinforcement.

Neither Burgess and Aker's model nor Sutherland's theory addresses the idea that delinquent associations could occur after criminal activity takes place.

The weaker the collective conscience in a society,the more crime in that community.

Control theories focus on social or personal factors that explain how and why individuals learn criminal behavior.

Introduction to Criminology

Measuring Crime

Classical School of Criminology Thought

Contemporary Classical and Deterrence Research

Early Positivism

Modern Biosocial Perspectives of Criminal Behavior

Psychologicaltrait Theories of Crime

Social Structure Theories of Crime I

Social Structure Theories of Crime II

Labeling Theory and Conflict-Marxistradical Theories of Crime

Feminist Theories of Crime

Developmentallife-Course Perspectives Criminality

White-Collar Crime, Organized Crime, and Cybercrime

Hate Crimes, Terrorism, and Home Land Security

Drugs and Crime

Filters