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Discussion Questions: (Remember: You may use ONE of these or any concept that you find in the chapter.
You may start a new topic or respond to the existing one.)
- Differential Association Theory (DAT) is a learning theory that was created by Edwin Sutherland.
- Provide an example of a situation (it can be real life scenario) where DAT can be applied to explain the situation.
- Create a narrative of the situation using tenets from DAT.
- How is Differential Association Theory (DAT) used today in criminal justice? What programs may be a direct or indirect result of implications from DAT?
- What is Anomie Theory? Apply the tenets of Anomie Theory to a real-world event that may have previously reached a cessation or may be currently ongoing.
- Considering Merton’s Modes of Adaptation, what mode of adaptation do you feel is the most prevalent and the most taxing on the collective society?
- What should be done to ameliorate this strain?
- In the early 20th century many subculture theorists focused on delinquent subcultures in adolescent youth (e.g. juvenile gangs).
- How would this research manifest itself today in the greater Miami area?
- Is there a prevalence of youth gangs?
- If so, what should be done that has not been done already to address these issues?
- What are some examples of programs, infrastructure, laws, etc. in Florida that may have their implications derived from Differential Opportunity Theory?
- How may some theories from various Subculture Theorists be outdated when applied to contemporary societal conditions in the US?
- State the theory(s) and explain why they may lack robustness in explaining the current societal state.
- How could these theories be adjusted to accommodate the more contemporaneous conditions of modern society?
- In general, do you think that criminological theories are developed within their societal contexts?
- Meaning they do not have the same theoretical power in explaining criminality/deviance outside their respective societal context.
- In other words, could criminological theories have the same theoretical power in other countries in the world? Explain why or why not supported with examples.