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Anomie
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A breakdown or disappearance of the rules of social behavior.
2
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Biological Explanations
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Explanations of crime that emphasize physiological and neurological factors that may predispose a person to commit crimes.
3
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Classical Criminology
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4
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Control theories
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5
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Criminogenic
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6
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Critical Criminology
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7
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Cybercrimes
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8
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Dark Figure of Crime
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9
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Feminist Theories
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10
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Integrated Theories
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11
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Labeling Theories
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12
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Learning Theories
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13
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Life Course Theories
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14
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Lifestyle-exposure Theory
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15
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Money Laundering
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16
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National Crime Victimization Surveys (NCVS)
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17
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National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
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18
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Occupational Crimes
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19
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Organized Crime
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20
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Political Crime
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21
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Positivist Criminology
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22
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Psychological Explanations
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23
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Routine Activities Theory
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24
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Social Conflict Theories
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25
Social Process Theories
26
Social Structure Theories
27
Sociological Explanations
28
Theory of Differential Association
29
Transnational Crime
30
Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)
31
Victimless Crimes
32
Victimology
33
Visible Crime
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