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Which theorist is known for the model of strain, bonding, and learning?
Which theorist is known for the model of strain, bonding, and learning?
Gotfredson supports the integration of theories in criminal studies.
Gotfredson supports the integration of theories in criminal studies.
False
What are the four varieties for integrating theory?
What are the four varieties for integrating theory?
Conceptual integration, Propositional integration, Within-level, Cross-level
A statement or explanation based on an observation is referred to as a __________.
A statement or explanation based on an observation is referred to as a __________.
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Match the following theorists with their primary theories:
Match the following theorists with their primary theories:
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Study Notes
Criminal Theories
- Theories explain variations in crime rates among groups and individuals.
- Theories are developed through three methods: directly, via competition, and through integration.
- Elliott advocated for theoretical integration; Gottfredson and Hirschi did not.
Types of Theoretical Integration
- Four types of integrating theories exist:
- Conceptual integration
- Propositional integration
- Within-level integration
- Cross-level integration
Key Theorists
- Elliott: Strain, bonding, and learning models
- Krohn: Network analysis
- Thornberry: Interactional theory
- Gottfredson and Hirschi: (implied, not a full theory detail)
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Description
Explore various criminal theories that explain differences in crime rates across groups and individuals. This quiz covers theoretical integration methods and notable theorists such as Elliott, Krohn, and Thornberry. Test your understanding of the key concepts and their implications in criminology.
