CRIM 220 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Exam Guide - Criminal Justice, Time, Norm (Social)

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 220
• Professor: William Glackman

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Midterm on week 5 (february 6th): based on the material on the first 4 chapters. Recall questions and recognition (chapters 1,2,4,5, bit of 6) Final exam: cumulative, weighted heavily on post-midterm material. Will also be based on assigned readings. Write an introduction for your research proposal that explains and presents your topic. Write background literature review including 5 academic articles. Propose 2 possible research designs to answer your research question. Include apa-formatted reference list (loose half a point for every error on referencing) Strict guidelines in terms of format and content. Example paper will be provided on canvas. Lecture 2, week 2: chapter 1 and chapter 2. Crim 220 chapter 1: crime, criminal justice, and scientific inquiry. Two realities: experiential reality: things we know from direct experience (e. g. touching a hot stove, agreement reality: things we consider real because we are told they are real, and everyone agrees upon this.