Hooton Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

What is Criminology? Edwin Sutherland Criminology is the study of 1) law making, (2) law breaking, (3) societal reaction to law breaking. Lenses Normative: Good vs. bad, right and wrong Legalistic: concerned with law, legal definitions of conduct Medical: Crime/Deviance as illness to be cured Psychological: generally focuses on causes of and reactions to crime based on personality, cognition, emotion, and/or mental illness Sociological: What is the sociological imaginatio...

biologische en psychologische verklaringen voor criminaliteit tijdens week 4 en week 5 van het vak inleiding criminologie komt een veelvoud aan theorieen aan bod.

Biologische en psychologische verklaringen voor criminaliteit

Biologische en psychologische verklaringen voor criminaliteit + voorbeelden

NR 508 Week 5 TD, Quiz and Summary PART 1: Leroy is a 70 year-old-man, whose wife passed away 5 years ago, and whose 2 children live out-of–state. His neighbor caretaker (Ms. Webb, a middle-ag ed retired CNA, whom his children hired to provide home care to him 3x/week) brings him to your clinic. He presents with quite severe confusion, incidentally to very minor changes in his environment, which provokes some violence (a symptom which startles Ms. Webb), increasingly impaired judgment, and inc...

WEEK 4 ADV PATHO ESSAY Urinary tract infection- this is the most likely diagnosis. The signs and symptoms of a urinary tract infection are pain or burning when you urinate, fever, tiredness or shakiness, an urge to urinate often, pressure in your lower belly, urine that smells bad or looks cloudy or reddish and pain in your back or side below the ribs. Interstitial cystitis- this is a chronic condition in which you experience bladder pressure, bladder pain and sometimes pelvic pain, rangi...

n a __________ state, an individual may be prosecuted for violating traditional notions of right and wrong, even though no violation of written law occurred. A) criminalized B) statutory law C) common law D) none of the above 2) According to John F. Galliher, legal definitions of criminality are arrived at through a __________ process. A) political B) psychological C) mainstream D) sociological 3) The belief that crime is the result of criteria that have been built into the law b...