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is a condition characterized by the existence of features thought to be common in earlier stages of human evolution.
Atavism
…. is an eighteenth-century approach to criminal responsibility that emphasizes free will.
The classical school
…. focuses on the strength of the bond people share with individuals and institutions around them. (his theory posits that stronger bonds lead to less deviant behavior.)
Social control theory
…. emphasize the role of learning in crime causation.
Social process theories
Based on the writings of Sigmund Freud, this theory sees personality as a complex composite of interacting mental entities.
psychoanalysis
All deviant behavior is a violation of criminal law.
false; all criminal behavior is deviant but not all deviance is criminal
Adolescent-limited offenders continue to re-offend through life.
false; typically stop offending as adults
Increased levels of testosterone may be linked to increased aggression in men.
true
Endomorphs are most likely to engage in delinquent or criminal behavior.
false; research suggests that mesomorphs are more likely to engage in such behavior.
Labeling theory specifically attempts to explain the origin of crime and deviance.
false; it focuses on the societal reaction to deviance and how labels can influence an individual's self-identity and behavior.
Modern racial criminologists focus on reducing social inequity and increasing fairness in the criminal justice system.
true
A violation of social norms defining appropriate or proper behavior under a particular set of circumstances is known as ..
deviance.
…. is considered to be a scholar of the classical school.
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