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when is labeling a dependent variable?   show
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the outcome is also known as ___   show
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when is labeling an independent variable?   show
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the cause is also known as ____   show
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show Cooley  
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show we are or we become what others think we are  
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what is dramatization of evil?   show
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show primary deviance  
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secondary deviance is when the actor ________   show
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who is responsible for primary and secondary deviance?   show
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falsely accused means ___   show
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pure deviant means ____   show
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conforming means____   show
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show not perceived as deviant, breaking the rules  
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what are Becker's typology of delinquents?   show
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what is retrospective interpretation?   show
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what is a master status?   show
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show labeling has unintended consequences like the person becoming more criminal/deviant  
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what are the findings of the Schwartz and Scholnick study?   show
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show John Braithwaite  
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show no work done with offender and society, destroying moral bond between them  
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show work done with the offender to cleanse deviance, community condemns crime, not criminal  
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show conflict theory  
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show family, friends, church, neighborhood  
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formal control is administered by___   show
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show Breakdown in informal control brings an increase in formal control, and informal controls grow out of the need to fill gaps left by weak formal controls  
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show George Vold  
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what crimes are the focus of group conflict theory?   show
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show accommodation & resistance  
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what crimes are committed by the ruling class against the lower class?   show
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show Marxist theory  
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show capitalism  
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show bourgeouis  
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show proletariat  
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according to Marxist theory, what should happen to imprisonment in times of recession?   show
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according to the Marxist theory, what is the purpose of imprisonment?   show
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show mode of production  
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according to Marxist, what causes crime?   show
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a worker that does not recognize their own interests, & think their interests are with the bourgeois   show
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show social junk  
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a group that is expensive, high threat   show
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show high rate in capitalist, low rate in socialist  
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show the poor, lower- class, and more disadvantaged group; minorities, poor, young, no power  
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show peacemaking criminology  
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programs used to make the offenders accept responsibility for their actions & restore them, and their victims back to normal   show
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show left realism  
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show feminist theory  
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show mid-1800s, 1960s, 1980s-1990s  
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which amendment gave women the right to vote?   show
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"male-centered"   show
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show patriarchy  
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denotes that women need to be protected for their own good   show
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show chivalry  
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show women have been more criminal in nature than what has generally been perceived  
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show masculinity thesis  
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as women increase their numbers in corporate America, their rates of white-collar & corporate crime will increase along with increased opportunity   show
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absence of opportunities along w/ pressure to compete equally will lead to increased crime by women   show
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show add women and stir approach, sex role approach  
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emphasis on the evolution of individuals criminality over time   show
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onset   show
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desistance   show
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intensisty   show
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frequency   show
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what do developmental theorists believe about self-control?   show
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what is the difference between transitions and trajectories?   show
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show self-selection: seeking out delinquent because you are delinquent social Learning: becoming delinquent because you learned from peers that are delinquent  
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what theories did Thornberry combine when developing interactional model?   show
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what are the two types of offenders explained in Moffitt’s developmental theory or taxonomy?   show
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link between witnessing or being a victim when younger, and becoming criminal as an adult   show
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what are some red flags for whether an individual will become a chronic offender?   show
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