Structural Factors Are Often Ignored as Contributing to Delinquency In

question 4

Multiple Choice

Structural factors are often ignored as contributing to delinquency in:

• A) age graded theory
• B) social bond theory
• C) Moffit's Typology
• D) integrated theory

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Definitions:

Referent Power

A form of influence based on the leader’s ability to cultivate respect, admiration, and loyalty among followers.

Respect

A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

Coercive Power

is the ability to influence others' behavior through threats, punishment, or other negative sanctions, relying on fear to gain compliance.

Ostracism

The social or professional exclusion of an individual by their peers or organization, often resulting in negative psychological and emotional consequences.