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    Chapter 4: 1) Who is Karl Marx? He is the one most responsible for the development of Marxism -Marxism: a type of conflict theory that uses class conflict (Proletariat vs. Bourgeoisie) -Delinquency is a normal response to social conditions of capitalism -fewer jobs for the young -youths behavior is more controlled by agents of socialization --Example: The school teaches capitalist values and the juvenile justice system which creates delinquency 2) What is social disorganization theory?

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    MSNG 502 – INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY FINAL Requirement A. Ethical and Legal Issues Affecting Elderly Loss of rights‚ victimization‚ and other grave problems face the person who has made no plans for personal and property management in the event of disability or death. The advice and services of a competent attorney regarding financial and personal issues can preserve future autonomy and self-determination. The nurse as an advocate can encourage the older person to prepare advance directives

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    0021-9010/10/$12.00 DOI: 10.1037/a0019985 Get Smarty Pants: Cognitive Ability‚ Personality‚ and Victimization Eugene Kim and Theresa M. Glomb University of Minnesota Drawing on the victim precipitation model‚ this study provides an empirical investigation of the relationship between cognitive ability and victimization at work. We propose that people high in cognitive ability are more prone to victimization. In this study‚ we also examine the direct and moderating effects of victims’ personality traits

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    Laws are rules that tell us what we have to do and what we cannot do. Laws are produced by a series of political processes. They are written by Legislatures. Once written‚ Executives make the rules about how the laws are carried out. Federal Laws must be passed by the House of Representatives and Senate and then signed by the President. Every state has similar procedures. Another way to make a law is by the Referendum or the people. This occurs when a group of people come together with a common cause

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    The "lifestyle/exposure theory" was developed by Hindelang‚ Gottfredson‚ and Garofalo (1978:243; e.g.‚ see Goldstein‚ 1994; Maxfield‚ 1987:275; Miethe‚ Stafford‚ and Long‚ 1987:184). This model of criminal events links victimization risks to the daily activities of specific individuals (Goldstein‚ 1994:54; Kennedy and Forde‚ 1990:208).Lifestyles are patterned‚ regular‚ recurrent‚ prevalent‚ or "routine activities" (Robinson‚ 1997b; also see Cohen and Felson‚ 1979; Felson‚ 1994; Hindelang‚ Gottfredson

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    learning about victimization in college course? 2) Do students define past experiences as victimization for the first time in college courses about victimization? And 3) Do patterns of revictimization and identification as a victim vary between IPV victims and sexual violence victims? 2.Please describe the independent

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    Shelby Steele’s "On Being Black and Middle Class"‚ discusses the concept of victimization. Steele believes that the use of victimization is the greatest encumbrance for African Americans. In Steele’s perception‚ white Americans see blacks as victims to ease their guilty conscience‚ while African Americans attempt to turn their status as victims into a kind of currency that will purchase nothing of authentic or continual value. Hence‚ Steele firms that blacks must seize "buying into this zero sum

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    facility level. Each bold heading in this summary refers to the same bold heading contained in the larger report. Federal Legislation. The Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003 calls for research and policy changes to minimize sexual victimization of incarcerated juveniles and adults. The Act also calls for a zero tolerance policy; national standards for the detection‚ prevention‚ reduction‚ and punishment of prison rape; collection of data on incidence; and development of a system

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    serve as socialization groups that initiate men and women into adulthood as in Poro and Mende societies in Sierra Leone and the Oviaosese in Ogori land.    Origin of Campus Cults   What is known as secret cult in tertiary institutions started at University College‚ Ibadan in 1953. it was formed by nigeria’s only nobel laureate‚ Prof. Wole Soyinka‚ Aig-Imoukhuede‚ Pius Oleghe‚ Ralph Opara‚ Nat Oyelola and Prof. Muyiwa

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    victimized? a. Yes‚ the victim can contribute to the victimization. As stated in the module notes‚ a victim can be in the wrong place at the wrong time. There are many characteristics that a victim can exemplify that will contribute to their own victimization. 2. In what ways or in what situations‚ do you think the victim contributes to the criminal incidents? Provide examples to support your thinking. a. The victim can contribute to their own victimization in many ways. First‚ the location in which the

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