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CRIM 4325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Motor Vehicle Theft, General Strain Theory, Arson

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dhawk270
8 Jan 2023
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Texas Tech University
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Humanities
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CRIM 4325
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Running head: the strain of violence: strain theory & assault. The strain of violence: strain theory & aggravated assault. Aggravated assault is one of the most notorious crimes that occur regularly in the united. It is a crime that affects everyone connected to it. It has an influence on family, friends, and even simple witnesses to the crime. The reason that it is important to discuss aggravated assault as it relates to crime in the united states is due to the way social structure drives individuals to strive for more power and wealth. It is in our culture to strive for a higher status in our society, either through legal or illegal means. United states is placed more on the ends rather than the means. Robert k. merton adapted emilie durkheim"s theory about rapid social change to include social structure to explain why stable conditions could also be associated with higher overall crime rates.

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Related Questions

Please answer these questions in detail using online Canadian sources:

 

1. Perform a feminist critique/deconstruction of the broken windows theory. (sexual misconduct/assault)

a) Discuss how a feminist criminologist would view the theory and arguments

b) what problems they might identify with the theory and how they might suggest towards improving the theory to take into account women's knowledge and experiences of crime and disorder.

 

2. Compare and contrast the general strain theory with the control balance theory.

a)  discuss the similarities/differences between the theories and how each might address the phenomenon of terrorism.

b) Are the two theories compatible in their perspectives?

• Does it seem likely that she might be compressing nerves in the area between the acromion and the humerus?

Lauren is the owner of a busy salon in her town. She has three other hairdressers who work in the salon with her so she also feels a fair degree of responsibility for making sure the business stays busy for everyone.
She is a master of her craft and has been at it for over years. Recently she has started to have some aching pain in her shoulder which seems to get aggravated with her long days at work. She is starting to feel concerned that this complaint might interfere with her ability to continue working at a high level with her customers.
 
      Her primary discomfort seems to come on late in the day after a lot of work. Her work involves moving around a fair amount, but she also has to stand in one position behind the chair with her arms elevated for long periods.
 
      She has been considering going to see the doctor since this seems to be getting worse. However, she's also very interested in looking at anything that she can do that might address or alleviate the problem so she wouldn't have to see the doctor. She thought massage therapy might be helpful for this problem and is also interested to hear about stretching or exercise options that could be helpful.
Lauren is the owner of a busy salon in her town. She has three other hairdressers who work in the salon with her so she also feels a fair degree of responsibility for making sure the business stays busy for everyone. She is a master of her craft and has been at it for over years. Recently she has started to have some aching pain in her shoulder which seems to get aggravated with her long days at work. She is starting to feel concerned that this complaint might interfere with her ability to continue working at a high level with her customers.
Her primary discomfort seems to come on late in the day after a lot of work. Her work involves moving around a fair amount, but she also has to stand in one position behind the chair with her arms elevated for long periods.
 
She has been considering going to see the doctor since this seems to be getting worse. However, she's also very interested in looking at anything that she can do that might address or alleviate the problem so she wouldn't have to see the doctor. She thought massage therapy might be helpful for this problem and is also interested to hear about stretching or exercise options that could be helpful.
  • What are some of the major muscles that are engaged in bringing her arms up into the common position she uses when cutting hair?
  • There is not much space between the underside of the acromion process and the head of the humerus. What are several tissues located in the space that might get pinched when she holds her arms elevated?