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  • 4 pages Analytical Paper
    • Analytical Paper
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    Analytical Paper

  • 2 pages Millgram:Stanford Prison Experiment (Notes)
    • Millgram:Stanford Prison Experiment (Notes)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Milgram Experiment on Obedience to Authority Figures (May 1962) Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram Measured/Purpose: willingness of study participants (men of varying jobs/education levels) to obey an authority figure instructing them to perform acts confl
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    Millgram:Stanford Prison Experiment (Notes)

  • 4 pages Nuremburg Code’s Recommendations for Social Science Research
    • Nuremburg Code’s Recommendations for Social Science Research
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Nuremburg Codes Recommendations for Social Science Research 1) Participants must provide voluntary consent 2) Design/implementation should avoid unnecessary suffering, injury, death 3) Yield results for the good of society 4) Degree of risk should never o
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    Nuremburg Code’s Recommendations for Social Science Research

  • 4 pages study guide 2
    • study guide 2
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Class 2 Obectives: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Define ethics and its importance to the field of criminology research History of ethics Discuss potential ethical problems that may arise in our field and how to best resolve these Discuss researchers role and responsi
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    study guide 2

  • 5 pages STUDY GUIDE NOTES 1
    • STUDY GUIDE NOTES 1
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Chapter 1 OBJECTIVES: 1) The nature of scientific inquiry and problems with casual inquiry 2) Discuss the importance of the scientific method 3) Relationship between theory and research 4) Discuss what is research 5) Overview of how research is done 6) Im
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    STUDY GUIDE NOTES 1

  • 25 pages Lecture 5 - Theory(1)
    • Lecture 5 - Theory(1)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • The Language of Research: Focus on theory TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 T H , 2017 Housekeeping Briefs Print out Quiz 1 Brief comments Citationsagain APA In-Text Citation According to Kimbrell (2017), we would be learning next about the importance of theory in rese
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    Lecture 5 - Theory(1)

  • 25 pages Lecture 2 - Research - An Overview(1)
    • Lecture 2 - Research - An Overview(1)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • RESEARCH: AN OVERVIEW CRIM 315 Thursday, January 26th Housekeeping Office Hours Enterprise Hall (main CLS office) Room 345 Tuesday & Thursdays 1:30-2:30pm (before class); by appointment Briefs Will review Brief 1 at end of class Questions on final B
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    Lecture 2 - Research - An Overview(1)

  • 26 pages Lecture 3 - Research and Ethics
    • Lecture 3 - Research and Ethics
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • RESEARCH & ETHICS CRIM 315 Tuesday, January 31st, 2017 Housekeeping Brief 1 Course Baseline Survey Turn in if you havent Bring to class next Thursday Refine & specify research questions Todays class 1. Define ethics and its importance to the field of
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    Lecture 3 - Research and Ethics

  • 31 pages Lecture 4 - Beginning Research Basics(1)
    • Lecture 4 - Beginning Research Basics(1)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • BEGINNING RESEARCH BASICS CRIM 315 Thursday February 2nd, 2017 Housekeeping Brief 1 feedback Brief 2 due Tuesday (by 2pm) Todays Class Getting started 1. Picking a topic 2. The purpose of research 3. Reviewing the literature 4. Critiquing the literatur
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    Lecture 4 - Beginning Research Basics(1)

  • 5 pages Retributive
    • Retributive
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Retributive Punishment justified because: offender deserves it (even if no other good comes from it) Punishment justified. If its given to those who deserve it (deserving is a SUFFICIENT reason for punishment) & ONLY if those who receive it deserve it (NE
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    Retributive

  • 10 pages Checklist for writing your paper(1)
    • Checklist for writing your paper(1)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • CRIM 495: Checklist for Writing Your Paper Spring 2017 OVERALL FORMAT AND COMPOSITION (applies to entire paper) 12 point font, any style that is easily readable. One-inch margins all the way around. No running head or table of contents. Double-spaced thro
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    Checklist for writing your paper(1)

  • 2 pages historical
    • historical
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Historical DEF Pg. 90 Descriptive Examines the past & Characterizes attempts to obj. properties of chronical & explain individs/places/events events -No attempt to show -Systematically & obj. causal relationships reconstruct the past -Through collectio
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    historical

  • 1 pages mixed methods resesearch design (Autosaved)
    • mixed methods resesearch design (Autosaved)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • 6 Mixed Methods Research Designs Convergent Parallel Qual&Quan employed at same time Findings: integrated & interpreted together Recognizes both approaches are import. For research task Exploratory Sequent. Impliment Qual, then Quan Qual. Methods giv
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    mixed methods resesearch design (Autosaved)

  • 1 pages Required Readings on the Parallel Model of Justice(1)
    • Required Readings on the Parallel Model of Justice(1)
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Required Readings on the Parallel Model of Justice You can access these three readings by copying and pasting the links into your browser. Be sure to note the full citation information for use in the references section of your paper. Citation: Herman, S.
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    Required Readings on the Parallel Model of Justice(1)

  • 2 pages EXAM 3- articles
    • EXAM 3- articles
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Pretrial Justice Institute Motivation: assumptions about people who are arrested/booked (believe that people wont return to court w/o having to pay money in advance or money bail) Focus: What people who go through the system have to say about motivation
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    EXAM 3- articles

  • 3 pages class3
    • class3
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Class3 Picking a topic What should I study? Define the problem Should be of personal interest Considerations: Relevant literature Gaps Feasibility Policy implications Funding The Purpose of Research Exploring Information about something for whi
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    class3

  • 4 pages classnotes-research-ch4
    • classnotes-research-ch4
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
    • Theory: in crim research: explain victimization, why commit crimes, -see crimes occurring, try ot explain whats happening in real world to cause phenomena -deductive ( theory-driven: theory drives research: ex. ) inductive: research/reality creates theory
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    classnotes-research-ch4

  • 10 pages Unit 5 Introduction to Data Collection Methods
    • Unit 5 Introduction to Data Collection Methods
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 5 Introduction to Data Collection Methods

  • 8 pages Unit 3 Ethical Standards in Justice Research
    • Unit 3 Ethical Standards in Justice Research
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 3 Ethical Standards in Justice Research

  • 12 pages Unit 2 Justice Research and Resources
    • Unit 2 Justice Research and Resources
    • George Mason
    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 2 Justice Research and Resources

  • 5 pages Deadly Force - new FBI Study Article

    Deadly Force - new FBI Study Article

  • 22 pages Unit 8 Research Design Casuality and Correlation
    • Unit 8 Research Design Casuality and Correlation
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 8 Research Design Casuality and Correlation

  • 19 pages Unit 6 Survey Research
    • Unit 6 Survey Research
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 6 Survey Research

  • 12 pages Unit 4 Preparing for the Research Project
    • Unit 4 Preparing for the Research Project
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 4 Preparing for the Research Project

  • 12 pages CRIM 315 Syllabus
    • CRIM 315 Syllabus
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    CRIM 315 Syllabus

  • 13 pages Unit 1 Nature of the Research Endeavor
    • Unit 1 Nature of the Research Endeavor
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 1 Nature of the Research Endeavor

  • 17 pages Unit 9 Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation
    • Unit 9 Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 9 Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation

  • 3 pages The Long View of Crime Article

    The Long View of Crime Article

  • 5 pages Final Exam Practice Test
    • Final Exam Practice Test
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Final Exam Practice Test

  • 11 pages Unit 7 Sampling
    • Unit 7 Sampling
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    • Research Methods and Analysis in Criminology
    • CRIM 315 - Fall 2013
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    Unit 7 Sampling

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