CRIM 104 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: G1 Phase, Psy, Anathema

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 104
• Professor: Nick Athey

Document Summary

Life course theories: reciprocal causal loop: opposite of cause-effect relationship that goes in only in 1 direction. Integrated theories: many new crim theories, bring 2/ more theories tgt, akers: social learning theory: integrate differential association theory, charles tittle: control balance theory: integrate control, john hagan: power control theory: integrate marxian. End to end model: hirschi: a waste of time trying to integrate theories because their. 2. the best way to combine 2/ more theories into a single. Spake thornberry: interactional theory rooted in durkheimian notions of social control, social bonds and social constraints. 1: life course/ developmental theory, examines changes in the propensity for delinquency and criminality as indi transition through life stages. Social control: assumes widespread motivation to engage in crim/ deviant, most indi would engage in such behaviour if social controls were not in place to prevent them iii.