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Continue reading →: DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION THEORYThe study of crime has been marked by multiple theoretical currents seeking to answer one of criminology’s most persistent questions: why do people commit crimes? For much of the 19th and early…
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Continue reading →: LABELLING THEORYDeviance is not an intrinsic quality of an act, but the result of social definition processes. A person becomes “deviant” when audiences with power (institutions, authorities, media, peers) successfully apply a label.…
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Continue reading →: ÜBERMENSCH: NIETZSCHE’S “SUPERMAN” THEORYThe Übermensch is the ideal of the human being proposed by Nietzsche in Thus Spoke Zarathustra (1883–85): someone capable of creating their own values and living in affirmation of life in a…
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Continue reading →: Who was Jeffrey Dahmer’s first victimA desire for control and power had long been brewing in Jeffrey. He wanted to dominate others and keep them by his side forever, but he had never acted on it—until then.…
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Continue reading →: Jeffrey Dahmer Netflix showThe Jeffrey Dahmer Story — that’s the title of the Netflix series that takes a deep dive into the life of the infamous serial killer, exploring what might have driven a seemingly…
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Continue reading →: WELCOME CURIOUS!I would like to extend a warm welcome to all those who have decided to visit this website and take an interest in what I publish. This space is reserved for those…
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Martha Conill
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Fact #1
Punishment does not correct, it creates criminals