About this class
1. Define deviance and the different types of deviance in society.
2. Explain the concept of social construction and the changing social construction of deviance.
3. Understand the different theories of why people commit crimes, including comparing individual and social explanations of crime.
4. Assess how crime rates differ across social groups and the causes for those differences.
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Learning Material
Title
Volume
Introduction to Criminological Imaginations
5.63 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Historical Perspectives on Criminality
7.80 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Theoretical Frameworks in Criminology
1.93 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Research Methods in Criminology
3.65 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Types of Criminal Behavior
1.61 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
The Criminal Justice System
5.18 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Crime Prevention and Intervention
5.67 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
Contemporary Issues in Criminology
1.61 MB
<p>Lecture</p>
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Criminological Imaginations: Exam Questions
50
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