CRIM 103 Chapter 5: CRIM 103- CH5.docx

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 103
• Professor: William Glackman

Document Summary

The aggressive driving may be prompted by minor irritating actions of another motorist but these actions are not the root cause of reckless behavior, should not be confused with road rage: cognitive neoassociation model a revised theory of the frustration aggression hypothesis proposed by lenard berkawoitz, cognitive scripts model rowell hughesman"s theory that social behavior in general and aggressive behavior in particular are controlled largely by cognitive scripts learnt through daily experiences, contagion effect (copy cat effect) a tendency for some people to model or copy the behavior or activity portrayed by the news or entertainment media, cybercrime any illegal act that involves a computer system, also called a computer crime, difference in degree the perspective of human nature that argues that humans are immediately tied in their animal ancestry in important and significant ways and differ only in the extent to which they have developed through the evolutionary process.