Intro to Criminology

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Foundations of criminology

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Intro to CriminologyVersión en línea Foundations of criminology por Anissa Fencil 1 1. What is Criminology? Criminology studies the causes, consequences, and prevention of crime. It blends sociology, psychology, law, and public policy to understand criminal behavior and justice systems. 2 2. History of Criminology Criminology emerged from classical ideas about free will and deterrence, then expanded with positivism, sociology, and critical theory, shaping modern crime research and policy. 3 3. Major Theories Classical emphasizes free will and deterrence. Positivist seeks scientific causes. Strain and Social Learning explain crime through social pressures and learned behavior. 4 4. Branches of Criminology Key branches include criminology of behavior, criminal law, policing, and corrections. Each explores different stages of crime and justice. 5 5. Crime Data & Measurement Statistical sources like the Uniform Crime Reports and surveys help quantify crime, trends, and victimization to evaluate policy effectiveness. 6 6. Research Methods Criminology uses case studies, surveys, experiments, and ethnography to uncover causes and test interventions. 7 7. Causes of Crime Causes span biological, psychological, and sociological factors, including poverty, peer influence, and genetic predispositions. 8 8. Prevention & Control Prevention involves policy, community programs, policing strategies, education, and rehabilitation to reduce crime and recidivism. 9 9. Ethics in Criminology Ethical issues include privacy, bias, informed consent, and the responsible use of data in research and policing. 10 10. Careers in Criminology Career paths include research, policy analysis, crime prevention, social services, and roles in law enforcement and corrections.

Intro to CriminologyVersión en línea

Foundations of criminology

por Anissa Fencil

1. What is Criminology?

Criminology studies the causes, consequences, and prevention of crime. It blends sociology, psychology, law, and public policy to understand criminal behavior and justice systems.

2. History of Criminology

Criminology emerged from classical ideas about free will and deterrence, then expanded with positivism, sociology, and critical theory, shaping modern crime research and policy.

3. Major Theories

Classical emphasizes free will and deterrence. Positivist seeks scientific causes. Strain and Social Learning explain crime through social pressures and learned behavior.

4. Branches of Criminology

Key branches include criminology of behavior, criminal law, policing, and corrections. Each explores different stages of crime and justice.

5. Crime Data & Measurement

Statistical sources like the Uniform Crime Reports and surveys help quantify crime, trends, and victimization to evaluate policy effectiveness.

6. Research Methods

Criminology uses case studies, surveys, experiments, and ethnography to uncover causes and test interventions.

7. Causes of Crime

Causes span biological, psychological, and sociological factors, including poverty, peer influence, and genetic predispositions.

8. Prevention & Control

Prevention involves policy, community programs, policing strategies, education, and rehabilitation to reduce crime and recidivism.

9. Ethics in Criminology

Ethical issues include privacy, bias, informed consent, and the responsible use of data in research and policing.

10. Careers in Criminology

Career paths include research, policy analysis, crime prevention, social services, and roles in law enforcement and corrections.

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