Across
- 2. crime is a result of inequality and power dynamics between societal groups
- 6. crime is caused by a breakdown of society resulting in “normlessness”
- 8. crime and delinquency are linked to communities with mixed land use, residential mobility, heterogeneity and large #s of social ills
- 9. suggests that the social contract is adhered or disregard based on social connections
- 12. criminal behavior is a result of an individuals lack of means to achieve success and goals
- 13. crime is a learned behavior based on the 3 Laws of Imitation
- 14. explains how individuals are able to engage in criminal activity while negating culpability and blame
Down
- 1. crime is a learned behavior based on 9 Basic Principles
- 3. crime is a rational choice made by free-willed individuals
- 4. the outermost "rings" of a city are the most prosperous while the innermost "rings" are the most crime ridden
- 5. identifies “pushes" and "pulls" that prevent criminal activity
- 7. criminal behavior is determined by how individuals adapt: conformity, innovation, ritualism, retreatism and rebellion
- 10. classifying an individual as a criminal will influence self perception and criminal behavior
- 11. associates body type with personality traits and criminal behavior