Unit 2

2. These people give up striving for success and plod along in a dead end job
6. Used to test the theory of criminality when looking at the role genetics plays
7. Moral part of our personality
8. Theorist who devised the maternal deprivation theory
9. These people accept the goal of money success but find illegal ways to achieve it
11. The name of the syndrome also known as 'super male syndrome'
14. Rational part of our personality
15. Drop outs who reject both the goal and the means
16. Criminologist who developed atavistic form
17. Primal, selfish and instinctive part of our personality
18. Researcher who studied 3586 twin pairs in Denmark and found a 52% concordance rate between MZ twins
19. Thin and fragile lacking fat and muscle
20. Rounded and soft, fat with wide hips
21. Psychologist who founded the psychodyanmic theories

1. Crime control method derived from operant learning theory
3. The feeling caused by the worthlessness felt by working class males
4. Another term for non-identical twins
5. Another term for identical twins
10. Used to test for a genetic cause of crime while taking the environment into consideration
12. Muscular and hard bodied, very little fat and strong limbs
13. These people reject the existing goals and means and replace them with new ones with the aim of changing society