Exam 8: Theories of Social Process and Social Development

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Early intervention in delinquent behavior is suggested by social development theories.

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Unlike social learning theory, social development does not see __________ as the primary feature of the social context in which development occurs.

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Which of the following is not a social process theory?

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The concept of reintegrative shaming emphasizes stigmatization and amplification of deviance.

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According to Gottfredson and Hirschi's general theory of crime, the key concept in explaining all forms of criminal behavior is

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Social process theories suggest crime prevention programs should emphasize prosocial bonds.

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According to the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development, the life course patterns found in the United States are distinctly different from those of English delinquents

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Which of the following factors would probably not enhance your social capital?

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The idea that the behaviors of others are observed and modeled is the basis of which of Akers' primary learning mechanisms?

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_________shaming condemns the crime but not the criminal.

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What do social development perspectives provide to our understanding of criminality?

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Social bond theory postulates that

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Someone with a control ______ is controlled by others and is more likely to commit violent crimes.

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Match the following social development theories to their basic premise
Evolutionary ecology
Social ties embedded in adult transitions explain variations in crime not accounted for by childhood deviance
Dual taxonomic theory
Delinquency is caused by a weakening of social bonds in the presence of a facilitating environment
Delinquent development theory
Age of desistance varies more than age of onset
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Evolutionary ecology
Social ties embedded in adult transitions explain variations in crime not accounted for by childhood deviance
Dual taxonomic theory
Delinquency is caused by a weakening of social bonds in the presence of a facilitating environment
Delinquent development theory
Age of desistance varies more than age of onset
Age-graded theory
An approach that draw attention to the ways people develop over the course of their lives
Interactional theory
There are two paths to delinquency
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The meaningful roles and activities provided for individuals by society are important __________ containments.

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According to labeling theory, the major element in determining the criminality of an individual is

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