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Potential Questions
- Define social structure. What role does social class play in social structure theories?
- Identify problems of the lower class that might be studied using social structure theories.
- What is studied using minority group poverty? In what way is this social structure explanation of crime and poverty examined?
- What is meant by “poverty is the parent of revolution and crime”? Which group of crime theories is this most likely related to?
- What are the basic assumptions (or arguments) of social disorganization theory?
- What are the basic assumptions (or arguments) of strain theory?
- What are the basic assumptions (or arguments) of cultural deviance theory?
- Which zones are included in the concentric zone model of social disorganization theory?
- According to social disorganization theory, which concentric zone are crime rates typically the highest?
- What is the connection between transient neighborhoods and crime according to social disorganization theory?
- What is collective efficacy? How is it related to social disorganization theory?
- Identify three forms of control that exist within social disorganization theory?
- What does relative deprivation theory argue?
- Define anomie. What is the major difference between anomie theory and general strain theory?
- Which two theoretical perspectives are found in cultural deviance theory?
- What would public policy related to social structure theories look like (keep it general)?
- What’s the main difference between social structure and social process theories?
- Define socialization.
- Define social learning theory, social control theory, and social reaction (labeling) theory.
- Identify 5 agents of socialization that exist in society and that are researched in social process theories.
- What is meant by the “criminalization of parenting” and how does it relate to social process theories?
- What are the main principles of differential association theory? Which group of theories is this apart of (i.e., social learning, social control, social reaction)?
- What is the concept of drift in neutralization theory?
- Identify the techniques of neutralization found in neutralization theory.
- What are the 4 main components of social control theory? Be able to define each.
- According to social reaction (labeling) theory, who defines crime?
- What’s the difference between primary and secondary deviance? Which is most important according to social reaction (labeling) theories?
- What are the core ideas of critical criminology?
- According to critical criminology, is social control the problem or solution?
- According to critical criminology, crime is a result of ___________ and _________.
- What are supranational crimes?
- True/False: Critical criminologists argue that laws side with globalization and capitalism.
- What is state-organized crime?
- What is the main difference between instrumental theory (theorists) and structural theory (theorists)?
- According to left realism, crime control must reflect the needs of who? It must emphasize strong connections with which criminal justice professionals?
- What is hegemonic masculinity? How is it used to explain violence and aggression?
- What is power-control theory?
- What is peacemaking criminology?
- What is restorative justice?
- What is reintegrative shaming?
- According to restorative justice, most conflicts are best settled where?
- Which key areas would a critical feminism would study related to crime and deviance? How is this related to patriarchy? (buzz words)
- What is a sentencing circle? Describe what this would look like and who would be involved.
- How does globalization affect transnational crime?
- What is deaf culture? What is ableism? Provide an example of how issues of discrimination and consequence takes place in the criminal justice system.
- Identify a contemporary issue faced in the criminal justice system related to gender identity.
- What are the consequences of domestic violence that impact family and children? Provide examples of services someone experiencing domestic violence would need directly related to the criminal justice system.
- What is the FBI’s definition of a hate crime? Statistically, which form of bias is most commonly represented in identified hate crime cases in the US?