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17286. Crime Theories. This paper provides a brief overview and discussion of several major crime theories including differential association/learning theory, developmental theories, social learning/subculture theory, routine activities theory, social learning/social bond theory, general theory, and techniques of neutralization theory. Strengths and weaknesses of each theory are considered. True-life crime book, True Confessions: The Unsolved Crimes of Phil Cresta is used to illustrate the differential association theory.11 pages, 21 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. 2,753 words.
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Integrated Theories of Criminology Research Paper TAGS: crime theory criminology subculture differential association social bond learning theory routine activities delinquency theory delinquents criminals. |
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