CRIM 104 Study Guide - Final Guide: Puritans, Left Realism, Travis Hirschi

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magentawasp714

13 May 2014

School

Simon Fraser University

Department

Criminology

Course

CRIM 104

Professor

Nick Athey

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Document Summary

Final review: the chapter for this week, social control. Travis hirschi - 4 bonds (attachment, committment, etc. ) Low social control rather than social bonds. Sign : low self control control : child rearing. Did some degree at chicago or something. Life course persistent ( not majority of criminals but majority of crime) Causes : poor pre natal nutrition, pre-natal exposure, brain injuries. Rumble : gotffredson and hirschi (1995) control theory - stability. The constant effect of age ( guys name starts ga) Life course also argues heavy emphasis on decision making. Social capital : roughly equivalent to social bond. Events can have different meanings for different people: frank tannenbaum - 1983 crime and opportunity, edwin lemert (something like that) Primary - someone might not see themselves as being deviant: wayward puritans. Community boundaries - not all crimes affect community. Retrospective interpretation: folk devils and moral panics, the role of the media - act as agents of moral indignation.

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