Which of the Following Crime-Causation Theories Suggests That a Person

question 51

Multiple Choice

Which of the following crime-causation theories suggests that a person becomes delinquent because of the excess of definitions favorable to violation of law over definitions unfavorable to violation of law?

• A) ​Anomie theory
• B) ​Differential association theory
• C) ​Lombrosian theory
• D) ​Psychoanalytic theory

Understand the theoretical frameworks (purist and pragmatist) for analyzing power and control within organizational culture.

Identify the dehumanizing aspects of white-collar work.

Familiarize with the research methodologies used in studying organizational culture.

Recognize the practical application of cultural anthropological approaches in everyday activities.

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Definitions:

Credible Vision

A believable and inspiring future state that an organization or individual aspires to achieve, characterized by clarity, feasibility, and the ability to motivate stakeholders.

Resistance to Change

The reluctance or refusal to adapt to changes in the environment, work processes, technologies, or organizational structures.

Participation and Involvement

Engaging actively and sharing in the responsibilities or activities within a group or organization to achieve common goals.

Empathy and Support

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, coupled with providing help and encouragement.