unit two criminology

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Across
  1. 5. a theory that people learn their values and techniques for criminal behavior from associations with different people or learning experiences
  2. 6. official penalties imposed by the legal system
  3. 10. something punishable by law
  4. 11. general principles or guidelines about how people should live their lives, reflecting deeper beliefs about right and wrong
  5. 12. social disapproval of certain deviant behaviours using verbal or body language
Down
  1. 1. a genetic abnormality theory that suggests males with an extra Y chromosome are more prone to criminal behaviour
  2. 2. guilty mind
  3. 3. a theory that suggests criminals are "born criminal" and are physiological throwbacks to an earlier stage of human evolution
  4. 4. any behavior that violates social norms but is not necessarily criminal
  5. 7. a perspective that views crime as a real problem primarily caused by marginalisation and relative deprivation within society
  6. 8. specific, unwritten rules and socially accepted standards that guide behavior in particular situations
  7. 9. guilty act