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Social Learning Theory, focusing on Social Bonding and Control Theories. It discusses Albert Bandura's assumptions, Edwin Sutherland's Differential Association Theory, and Aker's Social Learning Theory. the role of definitions, differential reinforcement, and imitation in criminal behavior.
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(and others).
social and physical rewards andpunishments an individual faces in theirlives (innate predispositions
unimportant
)
Not inborn, nor predetermined.
Anyone can learn.
.^
Includes gestures.
Verbal interactions.
Techniques
Motives
Drives
Rationalizations
Attitudes
.
Definitions favorable:
Definitions unfavorable:
Fair play
Cheating and shortcuts are
OK
Forgive and forget
I don't get mad, I get even
Good always wins
Sometimes evil wins
Give others a chance
Take advantage of suckers
Accounts for rates and life- cycle of offending.
association
with “bad
individuals,” but
learning
from them.
law violating definitions?
CLASSIC CONDITIONING: “two stimuli
become associated by repeated pairing”
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)
e a r ly
s o c ia l in t e r a c t io n …
im it a t io n