Across
- 3. ____ theory states that many individuals tend to simultaneously learn to commit crime in one location where criminal behavior is learned as a valued norm.
- 4. ____ reinforcers are unpleasant stimuli that are then removed when a desired behavior occurs.
- 6. ____ implies that offenders committing a crime should be punished in severity to the severity of their crime.
- 8. Includes all non-incarcerating correctional sanctions imposed upon an offender for the purposes of reintegrating that offender into the community.
- 11. ____ therapy uses forms of involvement between the counselor and the client to teach the client to be self-responsible.
- 12. ____ deterrence is the infliction of a punishment upon a specific offender in the hope that he or she will be discouraged from committing future crimes.
- 15. ____ theory contends that individuals become stabilized in criminal roles when they are labeled as criminals.
- 16. ____ punishment occurs when a stimulus is applied to the offender in response to the offender committing an undesired behavior.
- 17. ____ theory holds that when individuals cannot obtain success goals, the will tend to experience strain. Under certain conditions, they are likely to engage in crime.
Down
- 1. ____ implies changing the offender’s behavior or circumstances to reduce the possibility of further lawbreaking.
- 2. The father of classical criminology.
- 5. Deprives the offender of liberty and removes him or her from society to ensure he or she cannot commit crimes
- 7. Social ____ theory relates to the breakdown of norms in communities and its criminogenic effect if left unchecked.
- 9. A theory based on three components for a crime to occur: a motivated offender, a capable guardian, and a suitable target.
- 10. ____ deterrence occurs when observers see that offenders are punished for a given crime and therefore are discouraged from committing a like-mannered crime due to the fear of similar punishment.
- 13. ____ casework is the primary mode of offender case management in probation and parole
- 14. Social ____ theory contends that offenders learn to engage in crime through exposure to and adoption of definitions that are favorable to the commission of crime.
