Intro to criminology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY EXAM 1.

Intro To Criminology Exam 1

Clear and detailed notes for INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY, part ONE, including: consensus, conflict, and interactionist views of criminology, definition of criminology, male in se vs male probita, felonies vs misdemeanors, acts re vs mens rea, criminology research methods, validity and reliability, experiments, surveys, participant observation, case studies, unobtrusive methods, UCR crime data, crime rate, clearance rate, NIBRS, types of criminal offenders, victimology, victim participation theory, life...

Clear and detailed notes for INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY, part ONE, including: Criminology theory/ schools of thought, the classical school, Bentham, Deterence theory, Stafford and Warr, positivism, atavism, post-positivism, social disorganization theory, natural ecology,systemic model of social disorganization, anomie/strain theory, Merton, Cohen, Cloward and Ohlin, Mesner and Rosenfield, Agnew,Differential association, social learning theory, techniques of neutralization, labelling, and MORE.

Class notes on Chapter 1 & Class Descution Questions

A combination of lecture and textbook notes from chapter 4

Intro To Criminology Exam 1 2022 with complete solution(100% Verified)

Clear and detailed notes for INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY, part ONE, including: Cesare Lombroso, trait theory, genetics, Brunner, Polygenetic scores, neuroscience, prefrontal cortex theory, Raine, Psychosocial trait theory, intelligence,Hirchi and Hindeland, Mears and Cochran, arousal theory, personality, psychopathy, development and life course theory, Moffit, Laub and Sampson, Giordano, violent crime, multiple murder, terrorism, and white collar crimes.

Social relativity - The only thing that matters to human well-being is how one stands relatively to others Discretion - Judgement between right and wrong NCVS (National Crime Victimization Survey) - largest victimization survey in the world, conducted by Justice Department and Census Bureau (conducted with over 100,000 people each year) The individual as a unit of analysis (psych theories) - Person, collective or object that is the target of the investigation NIBRS - National Inciden...

This document talks about Criminology and Criminal law. Talks about the mosaic code and also talks about the origins of the US law.