Exam 8: Sociological Critical Theories and Integrated Theories

______ views male aggression and control of female sexuality as the basis of patriarchy and the subordination of women.

Which theory centers on the argument that individuals are deviant mainly because they have been identified as such by others?

Feminists criticize traditional criminology for its androcentric bias.

Identify Schrag's basic assumptions of labeling theory.

All of the following were identified as characteristics of mainstream criminology except ______.

Schafer's life trend typology of criminals includes all of the following except for ______ criminals.

All of the following are characteristics of acute criminals except ______.

All of the following, except ______, were identified by Austin Turk as propositions of the conflict perspective.

Critical criminology is consistent with a consensus worldview.

On which concept is the labeling theory based?

Feminist criminology comes in a variety of forms but shares in common the general theme that "malestream" approaches to criminology express a Eurocentric bias.

What is the global fallacy?

Which area of thought by W.

Primary deviance refers to the initial deviant act itself.

Critical criminology focuses more on the criminal behavior than on the criminalization of behavior.

The global fallacy refers to the tendency to attempt to generalize relatively specific explanations to all types of crime.

______ sees capitalism and patriarchy as creating inequality and crime.

According to shaming theory, offenders are made to feel humiliation owing to their transgressions.

Radical feminists argue that liberal feminists understated the role of patriarchy (male dominance) and its ability to continue to control and victimize women.

All of the following statements pertaining to critical criminology are true except that ______.