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criminologywithal 4 years
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I am sorry to be the bearer of sad news but @criminologywithal has passed away, she had a peaceful death and we are grateful she did not suffer.
She was a twin, friend and most importantly an important part of our small family, we pray that she is happier place now.
Alannah was the original admin of this account, she started everything and she is the reason why I love Arsenal so much.
My deepest condolences go out to the Agrad family
Love
Aaliyah x
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criminologywithal 5 years
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Update
Sorry for being in-active for a while. Exam period has started and ends on the 5th so I will be posting back to normal on the 5th
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Power - Reassurance
Motivated by the rapist鈥檚 attempt to resolve lingering doubts about his sexual adequacy and masculinity
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Power-Assertion
The rape is an expression of the rapist鈥檚 virility and dominance and is motivated by the need for reassurance based on his feelings of inadequacy in terms of his sense of identity and effectiveness
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Types of Rape on the Grounds of Motivation:
Power
Anger
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Social Action Theory
People become criminals when significant members of society label them as such, and they accept these labels as a personal identity
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Social Control Theory
Crime is a function of the conflict between the goals people have and the mans they can use to obtain them legally
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Social Learning Theory
People learn the techniques and attitudes of crime through the process of socialisation
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Social Process Theory
Has three branches
Social Learning Theory
Social Control Theory
Social Action Theory
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Social Process Theory
Elements of socialisation = chief determinant (motivator) of criminal behaviour.
An individual鈥檚 socialisation determines the likelihood of criminality therefore adopt the social process approach to human behaviour.
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Social Process Theories:
Elements of socialisation = chief determinant (motivator) of criminal behaviour.
People living in urban run-down areas can resist the enticement of crime : positive self-image, learn moral values, have the support of their parents, peers, etc.
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Cultural Deviance Theory:
Both strains and social disorganisation, stating that strain and social isolation are unique to lower-class culture, which results in disorganised neighbourhoods.
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Strains Theory:
Conflict between the goals people have and the means they can use to obtain them legally
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Social Disorganisation Theory:
Conditions in the urban environment that affect crime, family, commercial establishments, etc..
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Social Structure Theory:
There are three separate but overlapping branches
Social Disorganisation Theory
Strains Theory
Cultural Deviance Theory
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Social Structure Theories:
Explain the link between crime, poverty and unemployment.
Social forces affect people while they were young and continue to influence them.
Explore the social environment in order to identify factors that motive to commit crime.
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Process Theories:
Focus on phychological process that affect motivation
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