Criminology
(SOC 2230)
Exam 1
February 4, 2013
R. D. McConnell
Please mark your answers with a no. 2 pencil on the bubble sheet
provided. Feel free to write on or mark the multiple-choice
section of this exam as you need. Submit only your bubble
sheets wh
Lecture2ClassicalCriminologySeptember1,2014
2schools
o Classical;Positivist
Questionsaddressed:Whatishumannature?Whatisthenatureofcrime?
o 2schoolsprovidedifferentanswers
Allofhumanhistorybeganwithacrime
o GardenofEdenbrokethelawtonoteatfromthetreeofkn
Lecture6MessnerandRosenfeld:InstitutionalAnomieTheorySeptember15,2014
Crimeratesinmodern,industrialnations(19931995)
o Homicideandrobberyrates
o USratestickswayouts
8.2homicideper100,000population
6.5xhigherthanavghomiciderateoftheother15nations
Robbe
Crim-April 17th Many sociologist, when discussing family, they describe how good families are for society. But we will talk about how families produce criminals. H gives us some insight into family dynamics with control theory. The authors of text, show t
Lecture4Durkheim:OriginalConceptofAnomieSeptember8,2014
Anomie:Apersonsappetitesarenotrestrained
2TheoriesofCrime
o AnomieTheory:howcrimeeruptsintimesofrapidsocialchange
o TheoryofFunctionsofCrime:howpeoplereacttocrime
Consideredwhatcrimemaycontributet
Sutherland:
Differential Association Theory
Sutherland: Differential Association Theory
Edwin H. Sutherland (1883 1950) Donald R. Cressey (1919 1987)
Mechanistic/Situational Theory Historical/Genetic Theory Deductive Theory Propositional Theory
Sutherland
Criminology Lecture Notes
Lecture 1/23/2012
. The Classical and Positivist Schools (A history of criminology)
. Classical Schools
. What is human nature?
. Human nature could tell you what is right and what is wrong
. Intellectual Background
. Thomas Aqui
Exam3
03:41
April16,2012:BeckerandLemert:LabelingDeviance
Acriminalactiscriminalthroughtheeyesofthebeholder.
StatusDegradation:theindividualismadetobeacriminal.
o Startsoutaslawabidingcitizen
o Startsasinnocenttillprovenguilty
o Throughallofthistheylosere
Criminology
(SOC 2230)
Exam 2
March 4, 2013
R. D. McConnell
Please mark your answers with a no. 2 pencil on the bubble sheet
provided. Feel free to write on or mark the multiple-choice
section of this exam as you need. Submit only your bubble
sheets when
Agnew: General Strain Theory (1992)
I. General Strain Theory
A. Background
1. Agnew developed his theory as a strain theory from the start; may be the only true strain
theory
2. Strain Theory involves blocked goals; person cannot achieve something this ca
La Salle University
Criminology
Exam # 2 review: Key concepts/terms and things to think about
Chapter 6: Macrosociological
Sociological theories- Social Phenomenon should be studied empirically using the scientific
method. Analyze Organizations or the str
Norman Gregory
Political Science 151
Professor Foley
Exam 3
3/16/2017
Part 1: Identification
Lobbyist: A lobbyist is a person who is hired to represent interest groups to the government,
lobbyist talk to congressmen about voting on their clients wants. A
Norman L. Gregory
POL 151-01
Professor Foley
2/1/2017
Freedom of Religion
In this paper, I will be focusing on civil liberties or more specifically the civil liberty
of freedom of religion. When our founding fathers wrote the constitution, they did not wa
MSL 102: Introduction to the Professions of Arms
Lesson 07: Midterm Exam
Revision Date: 31 July 2014
MSL102 Midterm
Course Assessment
Introduction to the Profession of Arms
1
MSL 102: Introduction to the Professions of Arms
Lesson 07: Midterm Exam
Revisio
Lecture11SocialEcologyOctober6,2014
Aboutplaces,notaboutpeople
Shaw&McKay
o Storyofhowplaceshavecertaincharacteristicsandeffectthebehaviorofpeople
SocialecologytheChicagoschooldevelopedatUChicago
o Chicagowaschangingveryrapidly
o Presentedsociologistsw
Lecture13CommunityCrimeControl:Whoisfixingthebrokenwindows?October15,
2014
Mainlycontroltheoriespreventcrimefromhappening
o SampsonandGrovesdisorganization
Privatelevelofcontrolfacetofaceinteractions
o Lownetworkdensityunabletocontrolcrimeattheprivatele
Norman L. Gregory
Professor Dr. Wyant
1/20/17
Criminology
According to each article describe the crime drop (how much did crime decrease?)
According to Blumstein and Wallman the crime drop by murder being down 42%,
and robbery down 44%. But according to L
Community Crime Control:
Who is Fixing the Broken Windows?
Levels of Crime Control
Private Level
Low Network Density
Unsupervised Teenage Peer Groups
Parochial Level
Low Organizational Participation
Public Level
Broken Windows
James Q. Wilson & George L.
Carr, Patrick J. 2005. Clean Streets: Controlling Crime, Maintaining
Order, and Building Community Activism. New York: New York University
Press.
1. Do Carrs observations support the assumption of the systemic theory of control
that social organization al
Carr, Patrick J. 2005. Clean Streets: Controlling Crime, Maintaining
Order, and Building Community Activism. New York: New York University
Press.
1. Do Carrs observations support the assumption of the systemic theory of control
that social organization al
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Cohen and Felson:
The Routine Activities of Criminals and Victims.
Elements of Direct-Contact Predatory Violations
1. Motivated Offenders.
2. Suitable Targets.
3. Absence of Capable Guardians.
Convergent City
Divergent Metropolis
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Norman Gregory
Lab Partner: Christian Petty
26 September 2016
Objective: The objective of this lab was to find the separation pattern on the chromatography on the
paper, while trying to understand what kind of metals were combined together. This lab also
Norman Gregory
Political Science 151
Professor Foley
Exam 2
3/16/2017
Part 1: Identification
Political Culture: This a pattern of set of ideas, values, and ways of thinking about
government and politics that characterizes a people. This also a persons mor
Norman L. Gregory III
HIS 251.01
Professor Carrington
2/7/2017
Why does Moctezuma treat the Spaniards with so much respect but, the Spaniards take all
there gold and treasure?
The source I have chosen is The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conques
Norman L. Gregory
04/11/2017
SOC 150-A
Professor Navarro
1.) What was Fordism and how did it affect the world?
2.) What was Socialism, Communism, and capitalism?
The most interesting reading from the was about Fordism and post Fordism. This
subject would
Norman L. Gregory
04/25/2017
SOC 150-A
Professor Navarro
1.) What are some social factors that play into fertility?
2.) What are economic factors that play into fertility?
The most interesting reading from this weeks chapter was about Population
Growth. T
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