Application Of Criminology Theory

Table of Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u 1.Abstract PAGEREF _Toc263282638 \h 22. Classical, biological, and psychological theories PAGEREF _Toc263282639 \h 22.1 Classical Theory PAGEREF _Toc263282640 \h 22.2 Biological Theory of criminology PAGEREF _Toc263282641 \h 32.3. Psychological Theories PAGEREF _Toc263282642 \h 43. Social Structural Theory PAGEREF _Toc263282643 \h 54. Social Process Theory PAGEREF _Toc263282644 \h 64.1 Primary Socialization PAGEREF _Toc263282645 \h 64.2 Secondary Socialization PAGEREF _Toc263282646 \h 64.3 Social learning theory PAGEREF _Toc263282647 \h 74.3.1 Differential Association PAGEREF _Toc263282648 \h 74.3.2 Differential reinforcement theory PAGEREF _Toc263282649 \h 84.4 Social Control theory PAGEREF _Toc263282650 \h 83.4.1 Techniques of neutralization PAGEREF _Toc263282651 \h 84.4.2 Walter reckless Containment theory PAGEREF _Toc263282652 \h 84.4.3 Social bonding theory PAGEREF _Toc263282653 \h 94.5 Social Reaction (Labeling) theory PAGEREF _Toc263282654 \h 95. Assessment of Critical perspective theory PAGEREF _Toc263282655 \h 105.1 Marxist theory PAGEREF _Toc263282656 \h 105.2. Conflict theory PAGEREF _Toc263282657 \h 105.3. Feminist theory PAGEREF _Toc263282658 \h 117. What Should be done PAGEREF _Toc263282659 \h 118. References: PAGEREF _Toc263282660 \h 12AbstractCriminology often studies what makes individual to commit