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Which of the following is NOT a variety for integrating theory?
Which of the following is NOT a variety for integrating theory?
Elliott opposed the idea of theoretical integration in criminal theories.
Elliott opposed the idea of theoretical integration in criminal theories.
False
What does a theory explain in the context of criminal theories?
What does a theory explain in the context of criminal theories?
Variations in group and individual crime rates.
A possible explanation that can be empirically tested is known as a ______.
A possible explanation that can be empirically tested is known as a ______.
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Match the theorists with their respective theories:
Match the theorists with their respective theories:
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Study Notes
Criminal Theories
- Criminal theories aim to explain differences in crime rates between groups and individuals.
- Theories are developed through direct creation, theory competition, and theoretical integration.
- Elliott advocated for theoretical integration, unlike Gottfredson and Hirschi.
- Four ways to integrate theories: conceptual, propositional, within-level, and cross-level integration.
Key Theorists
- Elliott: Model of strain, bonding, and learning.
- Krohn: Network analysis.
- Thornberry: Interactional theory.
- Gottfredson and Hirschi: (Implied as not advocating for integration)
- Title: Control balance theory.
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Description
Explore the diverse theories explaining crime rates among individuals and groups. This quiz covers key theorists and their approaches to integrating various theoretical perspectives in criminology. Learn about the contributions of Elliott, Krohn, Thornberry, and others in understanding criminal behavior.
