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c h a p t e r 4
Sociological Views
of Delinquency
CHAPTER OUTLINE
SOCIAL FACTORS AND DELINQUENCY
SOCIAL STRUCTURE THEORIES
Social Disorganization
Anomie/Strain
Cultural Deviance
SOCIAL PROCESS THEORIES:
SOCIALIZATION AND DELINQUENCY
Preventing and Treating Delinquency:
SafeFutures: Using Community
Resources to Prevent and Control Youth
Crime and Victimization
What Does This Mean to Me? Tools That
Can Make a Difference
Preventing and Treating Delinquency:
Dare to Be You
Social Learning Theories
Social Control Theories
Social Reaction Theories
SOCIAL CONFLICT THEORIES
Law and Justice
The Conflict Concept of Delinquency
Social Structure Theories and
Delinquency Prevention
Social Process Theories and
Delinquency Prevention
Social Reaction Theories and
Delinquency Prevention
Social Conflict Theories and
Delinquency Prevention
CHAPTER OBJECTIVES
After reading this chapter you
should:
1. Know what is meant by the term
social disorganization.
2. Understand the relationship
between neighborhood fear,
unemployment, social change,
and lack of cohesion and
delinquent behavior patterns.
3. Be familiar with the concept of
strain and anomie.
4. Comprehend the elements of
general strain theory and the
concept of negative affective states.
5. Understand how cultural deviance
creates a breeding ground for
gangs and law-violating groups.
6. Know the social processes that
have been linked to delinquency.
7. Be able to differentiate between
learning and control theories.
8. Identify the elements of labeling
and stigma that reinforce
delinquency.
9. Recognize the role that social
conflict plays in creating an
environment that breeds antisocial
behaviors.
10. Be familiar with the social programs
that have been designed to improve
neighborhood conditions, help
children be properly socialized, and
reduce conflict.
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Juvenile Delinquency: The Core COPYRIGHT © 2005 Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc
82 C H A P T E R 4
The kids who are being helped by the No More Victims programs often live in tough
urban environments in families torn apart and in stress. Although there may be
some factors related to delinquent behavior at the individual level, the majority of
delinquency experts believe that the key to understanding delinquent behavior lies in
the social environment. Most delinquents are indigent and desperate, not calculating
or evil. Most grew up in deteriorated parts of town and lack the social support and
economic resources familiar to more affluent members of society. Understanding
delinquent behavior, then, requires analyzing the influence of these destructive social
forces on human behavior.
Explanations of delinquency as an individual-level phenomenon fail to account
for these consistent social patterns in delinquency. If violence is related to biochemi-
cal or chromosomal abnormality, then how can we explain the fact that some areas
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c h a p t e r 4Sociological Viewsof DelinquencyCHAPTE.docx
c h a p t e r 4
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CHAPTER OUTLINE
SOCIAL FACTORS AND DELINQUENCY
SOCIAL STRUCTURE THEORIES
Social Disorganization
Anomie/Strain
Cultural Deviance
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Social Control Theories
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CHAPTER OBJECTIVES
After reading this chapter you
should:
1. Know what is meant by the term
social disorganization.
2. Understand the relationship
between neighborhood fear,
unemployment, social change,
and lack of cohesion and
delinquent behavior patterns.
3. Be familiar with the concept of
strain and anomie.
4. Comprehend the elements of
general strain theory and the
concept of negative affective states.
5. Understand how cultural deviance
creates a breeding ground for
gangs and law-violating groups.
6. Know the social processes that
have been linked to delinquency.
7. Be able to differentiate between
learning and control theories.
8. Identify the elements of labeling
and stigma that reinforce
delinquency.
9. Recognize the role that social
conflict plays in creating an
environment that breeds antisocial
behaviors.
10. Be familiar with the social programs
that have been designed to improve
neighborhood conditions, help
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Juvenile Delinquency: The Core COPYRIGHT © 2005 Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc
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urban environments in families torn apart and in stress. Although there may be
some factors related to delinquent behavior at the individual level, the majority of
delinquency experts believe that the key to understanding delinquent behavior lies in
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or evil. Most grew up in deteriorated parts of town and lack the social support and
economic resources familiar to more affluent members of society. Understanding
delinquent behavior, then, requires analyzing the influence of these destructive social
forces on human behavior.
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· Wash your hands and get a flu shot — Read this quick New York Times blog, by IU Center for Bioethics faculty Aaron Carroll, laying out the easiest ways that the public can and should act in order to prevent the spread of this and other virus.
· Be informed, but do not overreact — The WHO posts daily situation reports, compare the numbers for yourself and keep things in perspective. Get answers to your questions from reliable sources. WHO Q&A on COVID-19 is a good place to start and for state information visit your local state health department’s website. Here in Indiana the Indiana State Department of Health has created a COVID-19 page that is updated daily with relevant information. If you listen to podcasts, IU Center for Bioethics faculty Ross Silverman was on The Week in Health Law talking about the legal and public health perspective of this outbreak.
· Rational use of resources — Should you wear a mask? The ethical answer is, only when necessary and educate yourself on the proper use of masks. People with no respiratory symptoms should not be wearing medical masks. This overuse of medical equipment leads to shortages for those who really need them, medical professionals and those caring for the sick. The best way to prevent the spread of this virus is to wash your hands frequently and properly.
· If you are sick, stay home — social isolation is the best way to stop the spread of this and any virus.
Ethical issues that arise from this type of medical state of emergency are many and governments have an obligation to respond morally. Having an ethical framework ready for such a situation is crucial in order to promote, protect, and provide for the health of all residents in the community.
Some government obligations regarding virus containment and treatment are:
· Allocation of medical equipment — during times of emergency, governments have to make difficult decisions about scarce resource allocation. Having an ethical framework in place helps to ensure that it is done responsibly. This technical advisory document, created by the IU Center for Bioethics and the Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics, provided an ethical framework for Indiana S.
The Ethics of CoronavirusHeather Anderson Mar 06, 2020+ MORE.docx
The Ethics of Coronavirus
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Hundreds of new cases of COVID-19, or coronavirus, are being reported daily as the virus continues to spread to new countries. The virus is currently spreading through the US and the first deaths have been reported in Washington State. COVID-19 has now truly reached global proportions and the World Health Organization (WHO) is encouraging governments and the public to be prepared.
How the world is reacting to this global emergency is raising some serious ethical questions about the responsibilities of the public as well as governments. Fortunately we are living during a time where we have tested and created effective medical and ethical frameworks to guide response to this epidemic.
Some public obligations regarding virus containment are:
· Wash your hands and get a flu shot — Read this quick New York Times blog, by IU Center for Bioethics faculty Aaron Carroll, laying out the easiest ways that the public can and should act in order to prevent the spread of this and other virus.
· Be informed, but do not overreact — The WHO posts daily situation reports, compare the numbers for yourself and keep things in perspective. Get answers to your questions from reliable sources. WHO Q&A on COVID-19 is a good place to start and for state information visit your local state health department’s website. Here in Indiana the Indiana State Department of Health has created a COVID-19 page that is updated daily with relevant information. If you listen to podcasts, IU Center for Bioethics faculty Ross Silverman was on The Week in Health Law talking about the legal and public health perspective of this outbreak.
· Rational use of resources — Should you wear a mask? The ethical answer is, only when necessary and educate yourself on the proper use of masks. People with no respiratory symptoms should not be wearing medical masks. This overuse of medical equipment leads to shortages for those who really need them, medical professionals and those caring for the sick. The best way to prevent the spread of this virus is to wash your hands frequently and properly.
· If you are sick, stay home — social isolation is the best way to stop the spread of this and any virus.
Ethical issues that arise from this type of medical state of emergency are many and governments have an obligation to respond morally. Having an ethical framework ready for such a situation is crucial in order to promote, protect, and provide for the health of all residents in the community.
Some government obligations regarding virus containment and treatment are:
· Allocation of medical equipment — during times of emergency, governments have to make difficult decisions about scarce resource allocation. Having an ethical framework in place helps to ensure that it is done responsibly. This technical advisory document, created by the IU Center for Bioethics and the Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics, provided an ethical framework for Indiana S.
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Increase community awareness of HIV/AIDS and HIV prevention strategies.
Increase community understanding of the clinical research process.
Develop and strengthen relationships with community stakeholders, including (but not limited to) medical care providers, STD/HIV counseling and testing providers, faith leaders, Non Governmental Organizations and Community Based Organizations.
Increasingly, African Americans in general are recognizing that HIV is wreaking devastation across our communities. Those who have joined the fight against HIV and AIDS in Black communities are coming to understand that it is a difficult and multifaceted problem—but that it is also a winnable war. With this report, we aim to arm those people with the information they need to get there.
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The document discusses substance abuse issues among North American Aboriginal communities and culturally sensitive treatment approaches. It explores issues such as generational trauma from colonization, residential schools, and the Indian Act, which have contributed to substance abuse, family disruption, and related problems. Community-based and holistic treatment methods are recommended, incorporating traditional healing practices like the medicine wheel, sweat lodges, and storytelling to address mind, body, spirit, and emotions in a culturally-grounded way.
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The document discusses harm reduction from an Indigenous perspective. It describes how colonialism disrupted traditional ways of living for First Nations communities and caused imbalance. Harm reduction aims to help people reduce risks like HIV/AIDS in a value-neutral way by empowering informed decisions. Effective harm reduction programs are culturally appropriate and community-led, employing strategies like needle exchange and addressing gender inequalities. Challenges include gaining acceptance for new concepts and ensuring programs incorporate Indigenous beliefs.
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- 2. BREAKING BREAKING GENERATIONAL CURSES:SOCIAL GENERATIONAL CURSES:SOCIAL INJUSTICE AND THE CYCLE OF INJUSTICE AND THE CYCLE OF TRAUMATIC CHILDHOOD TRAUMATIC CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND MULTIPLE EXPERIENCES AND MULTIPLE PROBLEMS IN ADULTHOOD PROBLEMS IN ADULTHOOD
- 3. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION adult mental disorders serious physical illnesses criminal and/or violent behavior drug addiction/Alcohol addiction Trauma during childhood is a major indicator of Furthermore, socioeconomic inequality and low educational level, as well as living in an impoverished neighborhood, are major predisposing factors for exposure to a traumatic event.
- 4. VICTIMS TO ABUSERS VICTIMS TO ABUSERS
- 5. VICTIMS TO ADDICTS VICTIMS TO ADDICTS
- 6. VICTIMS TO CRIMINALS VICTIMS TO CRIMINALS
- 7. TO WHAT EXTENT TO WHAT EXTENT MALE PRISON INMATES DIRECTLY CORRELATED TO TRAUMA
- 8. HOW BAD IS IT? HOW BAD IS IT? PREVALENCE OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS
- 9. WHO IS WORKING ON IT NOW WHO IS WORKING ON IT NOW The Chicago Child Trauma Center (CCTC) serves Chicago-area children ages one to 18 exposed to traumatic events including physical and sexual abuse, witnessing violence and complex trauma. The center's mission is to provide expert-level trauma care to children and their families and address social justice issues. The Society for Child and Family Policy and Practice of the American Psychological Association is committed to the application of psychological knowledge to advocacy, social justice, service delivery and public policies affecting children, youth and families in a diverse and inclusive society. ASCA is an innovative and effective support program designed specifically for adult survivors of physical, sexual, or emotional child abuse or neglect. The program was designed to support and assist survivors of child abuse, irrespective of their financial situation, in moving on with their lives.
- 10. URL'S URL'S ASCA https://www.ascasupport.org/ https://www.apadivisions.or g/division-37/index THE CHICAGO CHILD TRAUMA CENTER SOCIETY FOR CHILD AND FAMILY POLICY AND PRACTCE https://larabida.org/cherry- services/child-abuse-and- trauma/
- 11. CHANGE SOCIAL CHANGE SOCIAL INJUSTICE INJUSTICE Today, it is imperative to accept that social justice has to become a public health issue because extreme social contexts and living conditions affect people’s mental state and behavior, and these behaviors and mental resources affect the community. If the ills of our societies, including trauma, are to be tackled seriously, then injustice must be held accountable. SOCIAL INJUSTICE BECOMES A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE MONEY,POLICIES,AND CHANGE
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