the different personalities of individuals and why crimes
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The Different Personalities of Individuals and Why Crimes are
Committed
By: Willie Haymon
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Rational Choice Theory
Established in the early classical theory approach to criminology
Criminals weigh the cost and benefits and make a conscious, rational choice to commit crimes
Also known as “Free Will” Crime of Opportunity
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Group Project Rational Choice Theory http://youtu.be/-UKu5L1lGBI
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Theorists
Trait Theory
Criminal behavior is passed through certain genes
Triggered by internal and external factors beyond a person’s control
Sigmund FreudAlbert BanduraJean PiagetLawrence Kohlberg
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Trait Theory – Harold Schechter
Chemical & Mineral
Imbalance
Cognitive & Learning Deficits
Antisocial Behavior
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Strain Theory
Conflict between individual goals and the way they obtain them Crime is the result of an person’s location within the structure of
society
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Social Reaction Theory
If a person Is labeled as a criminal at a young age then it is most likely that they will begin living a life of crime.
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Social Conflict Theory A individual’s behavior is structured through the individuals
they surround themselves with A group or individual has the influence and the ability to have
control over others
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Developmental Theory
As people go through life, social and personal traits undergo change and influence behavior
The trait that controls human development interacts with criminal opportunity
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Opportunity
Socioeconomic Status
Genetics
Social Interaction
Many Theories Lead To Different Pathways To Crime
Crime