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Page 1: Chapter 1 The Causes of Crime. Causes of Crime Classical Theory behavior stems from free will people choose to commit crime after weighing costs and benefits.

Chapter 1 The Causes of Crime

Page 2: Chapter 1 The Causes of Crime. Causes of Crime Classical Theory behavior stems from free will people choose to commit crime after weighing costs and benefits.

Causes of Crime

Classical Theory

behavior stems from free will

people choose to commit crime after weighing costs and benefits

punishment deters crime

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Causes of Crime

Positivist Theory

Human behavior is controlled by physical, mental, and social factors (not free will)

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Women and Crime

Little crime research is focused on women prior to 1970

It was assumed women didn’t/don’t commit crime because they are nurturing

Women’s Rights Movement in the 1970s led to women’s changing role in crime

Arrested women tend to come from poor families where there is physical and substance abuse


X C Causes of Crime. Learning Intentions I can describe some of the causes of crime I can evaluate their significance.

X C Causes of Crime. Learning Intentions I can describe some of the causes of crime I can evaluate their significance.

Hand-tied Bouquets Spiraled StemsSpiraled Stems. Prepare all flower stems by removing all foliage from stems.

Hand-tied Bouquets Spiraled StemsSpiraled Stems. Prepare all flower stems by removing all foliage from stems.

Highway E30 crime Corridor International causes with national consequences?

Highway E30 crime Corridor International causes with national consequences?

CJ © 2011 Cengage Learning Chapter 2 Causes of Crime.

CJ © 2011 Cengage Learning Chapter 2 Causes of Crime.

Crime Theories Causes of Crime. Focus Question Why do people commit crimes?

Crime Theories Causes of Crime. Focus Question Why do people commit crimes?

What Is Criminal Justice? Crime In America The Crime Picture The Search for Causes.

What Is Criminal Justice? Crime In America The Crime Picture The Search for Causes.

Worried about violent crime? - Metropolitan Police Service€¦ · The causes of violence and knife crime are complex. There isn’t one specific thing that is solely responsible.

Worried about violent crime? - Metropolitan Police Service€¦ · The causes of violence and knife crime are complex. There isn’t one specific thing that is solely responsible.

 · Web viewNumeracy- Research the main causes of crime and create a pie chart what are the main causes. Aims of punishment Punishment- A penalty given to someone for a crime or wrong

 · Web viewNumeracy- Research the main causes of crime and create a pie chart what are the main causes. Aims of punishment Punishment- A penalty given to someone for a crime or wrong

What causes CRIME?

What causes CRIME?

HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN KENYA - Crime research Centrecrimeresearch.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Human... · 2018-05-20 · the causes of crime and its prevention. ... including debt

HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN KENYA - Crime research Centrecrimeresearch.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Human... · 2018-05-20 · the causes of crime and its prevention. ... including debt

Document Title: Personal Theories About the Causes of Crime · Draft -My, 1978 Personal Theories about the Causes of Crime: An Attributional Analysis of Crime Prevention Efforts Louise

Document Title: Personal Theories About the Causes of Crime · Draft -My, 1978 Personal Theories about the Causes of Crime: An Attributional Analysis of Crime Prevention Efforts Louise

WHAT CAUSES VIOLENT CRIME? - World Banksiteresources.worldbank.org/DEC/Resources/whatcauses_violentcrim… · WHAT CAUSES VIOLENT CRIME? * ... Forthcoming in the European Economic

WHAT CAUSES VIOLENT CRIME? - World Banksiteresources.worldbank.org/DEC/Resources/whatcauses_violentcrim… · WHAT CAUSES VIOLENT CRIME? * ... Forthcoming in the European Economic

FEMALE CRIME IN MONTENEGRO: PREVALENCE, CAUSES AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES

FEMALE CRIME IN MONTENEGRO: PREVALENCE, CAUSES AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES

Understanding Crime and Victimization. What Causes Crime? Five Theories.

Understanding Crime and Victimization. What Causes Crime? Five Theories.

Brief summary of Marxist explanations of crime. Capitalism causes crime The Law benefits the rich and powerful Middle and upper class crime is ignored.

Brief summary of Marxist explanations of crime. Capitalism causes crime The Law benefits the rich and powerful Middle and upper class crime is ignored.

Read the following. What possible social causes of crime can you identify in the passage? A local housing estate has developed a bad reputation for crime.

Read the following. What possible social causes of crime can you identify in the passage? A local housing estate has developed a bad reputation for crime.

Crime Prevention & Community Safety: Kinds of knowledge relevant to practice Know crime – definitions of offences Know-about crime problems – causes,

Crime Prevention & Community Safety: Kinds of knowledge relevant to practice Know crime – definitions of offences Know-about crime problems – causes,

Crime, Police, and Root Causes, Cato Policy Analysis

Crime, Police, and Root Causes, Cato Policy Analysis

Court Integrated Service Programe - Tackling the Causes of Crime

Court Integrated Service Programe - Tackling the Causes of Crime

Causes of Abnormal - faculty.tcu.edufaculty.tcu.edu/pstuntz/AB_Slides/AB-Ch2-Slides.pdfDefinition: abnormal behavior stems from unconscious conflicts from early childhood experiences.

Causes of Abnormal - faculty.tcu.edufaculty.tcu.edu/pstuntz/AB_Slides/AB-Ch2-Slides.pdfDefinition: abnormal behavior stems from unconscious conflicts from early childhood experiences.