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Question 141
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The social learning theory that asserts that criminals learn to commit crimes just as they learn any other behavior is______.
Question 142
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The social learning theory that asserts that learning criminal behavior depends on the feedback people receive from their environment and how they evaluate their own behavior through interaction with significant other people and groups is______.
Question 143
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If at sentencing an offender justifies his criminal behavior to the judge by saying "Nobody got hurt," the offender's words are example of which social learning theory?
Question 144
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Which sociological theory stresses the idea that people commit delinquent or criminal acts because the forces restraining them from doing so are weak?______.
Question 145
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The element of social bond theory that suggests that the more we admire and identify those with whom we have close affectional ties, and the more we care about their expectations, the less likely we will be to violate their norms is______.
Question 146
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The element of social bond theory that emphasizes the investment one has in conventional society is____
Question 147
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Whereas the four elements of social bond are external to the individual, self-control theory is_______________ to the individual.
Question 148
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The sociological theory that focuses on the reaction of the police, courts and corrections agencies to criminal behavior is______.
Question 149
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______ refers to behaviors that result after a person's primary deviance is reacted to by authorities, particularly by the social control agents (police, courts and corrections) of the criminal justice system.