Study Guides for CRIM 1650 at York University

find more resources at oneclass.com VIII. Gender and Crime II Violence Against Women A. Concepts 1. Stranger Danger - Pathological emphasis on the idea of people having a sickness and abnormality 2. Double Victimi...

find more resources at oneclass.com V. Sociological Theories I Social Process Theories A. Concepts 1. Social Bond 3. Primary versus Secondary Deviance 2. Differential Association 4. De-Criminalization de-criminaliz...

IX. Youth and Crime I Myths versus Realities A. Concepts 1. Moral Panic Moral panic are repetitive cycles of public concerns in which a group of people or a type of behaviour is defined as problematic and deserving of imme...

II. Measurement of Crime A. Concepts 1. Dark Figure of Crime crimes which are unreported to the police 2. Claims-Making people like police B. Themes 1. What are the links between the issues of definition and measurement? W...

I. Definition of Crime A. Concepts Legal a crime is an act or a failure to act which violates the criminal law Tapan (1947) crime is an intentional act in violation of the criminal law committed without defence or excuse, ...

find more resources at oneclass.com VI. Sociological Theories II Structural and Conflict-Marxist Theories A. Concepts 1. Legitimate Opportunity 3. Capitalist Mode ofProduction - refers to a system of economic organi...

X. Youth and Crime II Youth Justice System A. Concepts 1. Penal Populism - reflection on a popular opinion 2. Zero Tolerance 3. Diversion 4. Boot Camp B. Themes 1. How have the images of youth crime and the youth justice s...

III. Individual Theories I Biological and Psychological A. Concepts 1. Positivism 2. Cultural Resonance a. Nature of criminality b. Identification, detections and investigation (psychological profiling) crime is reflected ...

find more resources at oneclass.com IV. Individual Theories II Rational Choice A. Concepts 1. Specific versus General Deterrence 3. Situational Crime Prevention 2. Rational Choice 4. Crime Displacement - crime is u...

find more resources at oneclass.com VII. Gender and Crime I Female Offending A. Concepts 1. Nasty Girls and Unruly Women not criminal, but a moral lens put on them. Women acting in way that they arent su...

Dr. Claudio Colaguori CRIM 1650 - Introduction to Criminology R1: (1,2) WHAT IS CRIMINOLOGY? - criminology: a profession built around the scientific study of crime & criminal behaviour, including thei...

CRIM 1650 FINAL EXAM REVIEW Race and Crime A. Concepts Racialization of crime: - Process through which crime is defined through race based terms - Dominate representations constructed through symbolic ...

[CRIM 1650] Comprehensive guide including any lecture notes, textbook notes and exam guides.Part One Introduction: Definition and Measurement of Crime • Vicarious experience- Living in our heads more exciting or int...