Explain how labeling theory is classified according to the categories used in each chapter of this text
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Answer: [key points to be made]
*Predominantly Processual – how labeling takes place
*Classical: more emphasis on system and its reactions and due process issues
*Some structural aspects as it admits poor, minorities more likely to be labeled
*More conflict in its orientation than consensus
*Microtheory – the processing and reacting to individuals is the focus
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State which crime scene search pattern(s) would be best utilized for the following crime scene areas
a. One investigator must search a small classroom at a community college. b. Five investigators must search a large cornfield. c. Two investigators must search a walled-in little league baseball field. d. One investigator must search a small muddy backyard, specifically looking for footprint evidence.
Which of the following suggests that governments can and should pass laws to protect citizens from themselves, looking out for its citizens as a father might for his children?
a. Determinism b. Paternalism c. Pragmatism d. The principle of implied competence
What form(s) of abuse does this describe?
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Sykes and Matza's techniques of neutralization theory is usually applied to delinquent behavior. However, one could see the application of the theory to adult criminality. Give examples of how adults would justify or neutralize their criminal behavior
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