Crime Theory by https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf en-us 2024-03-12 13:52:10 UTC 2024-03-19 13:34:30 UTC hello@padlet.com jonpeterson2 https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915674381 Theory:

Social Disorganization – 5

Social Learning – 5

Freud – 2

Sociological Criminal – 2

Labeling – 2

Environmental Criminology

Structural Functionalism

Hormonal

Modeling

Atavistic Theory

]]> 2024-03-12 13:54:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915674381 environmental criminology https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915850161 This is how someone's environment or surroundings impact their decisions or impulses to commit crimes. Many factors of environment are important some neighborhoods with gangs and poverty are most likely to have a higher crime rate. -AL

]]> 2024-03-12 15:43:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915850161 social disorganization theory https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915850330 I picked this theory because it states that there are multiple variables including residential instability, ethnic diversity, family disruption, economic status, and population. That can cause the area or neighborhood to be crime ridden.



]]> 2024-03-12 15:43:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915850330 Atavistic Theory https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915851029 I chose this theory because its based on biological factors and I believe biology is a big part of why people commit crimes

]]> 2024-03-12 15:44:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915851029 Labeling https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915851344 I think labeling is a very big contributing factor. Since if a child grows up in a less fortunate family and their family is toxic most times they just get labeled as "broken" or they get told they will be just like their parents and they will feel like there is no hope in even trying so they won't put in the effort.

]]> 2024-03-12 15:44:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915851344 Environmental Criminology https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915854234 I chose this because its about how someone's lives and acts because of the people around them or how they grow up. that can effect why someone commits a crime.

]]> 2024-03-12 15:46:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915854234 Sociological Criminal https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915855730

This theory states that one's society influences them to become a criminal.

]]> 2024-03-12 15:47:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915855730 Social https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915855811 Social disorganization is the best because it explains why crimes is higher in certain areas, so it really tells why there might be so much crime on a corner of a city or in a certain part of the neighborhood.

]]> 2024-03-12 15:47:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915855811 Freud https://padlet.com/jonpeterson2/1xc8y5roppqoa3pf/wish/2915857379 I think the psychological theories are a bigger role in criminal behavior, because psychologically it is essentially about the brain process and thinking.

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