As a crime analyst, you will conduct research in criminology and use the data that you find to explain fundamental theories on the causes of criminal behavior. Crime analyst teams frequently use evidence-based theories to study crime, integrate research and theory, and discuss their findings using written and verbal communication to determine patterns and make […]
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Identify at least one of your reason(s) for studying crime and use a personal example to explain this motivation.
After completing the lecture associated with Module 1: WHY STUDY CRIME?, integrate the knowledge gained through your engagement with embedded resources and activities to produce an informed explanation of your reason(s) for taking this course. Produce an informed explanation of your reasons for taking this course, one which considers the relationship between these reasons and […]
Why do you think males are more violent than females-Support your response with textual evidence from your readings.
How would you explain gender differences in the crime rate? Why do you think males are more violent than females? Support your response with textual evidence from your readings. Book for course is (S) Criminology: The Core Larry J. Siegel, 2018
How many outside sources do scholars in your field or researchers in your discourse community quote from or reference in their essays?
Discourse Community Analysis of Criminology and Law Part One In a brief essay of at least 700 words, describe how scholars in your field conduct research for publication. Here are a few questions to help you get started thinking about this subject: • What unique viewpoint does your discipline bring to problems or real-world situations? […]
Discuss the impact that feminist research has had on criminology as a whole?
Introduction to Criminology Two Consider the extent to which criminology has traditionally been an androcentric discipline. Then, critically discuss the impact that feminist research has had on criminology as a whole?
What is Green Cultural Criminology and what are its three main aims?
What is Green Cultural Criminology and what are its three main aims? Answer this question using an example for each of the three main aims.
How concerned should researchers be with ethical conduct in research-What is the researcher’s role-what constitutes appropriate conduct?
Research in criminal justice and criminology faces many ethical hazards. In a 2 page APA formatted MS Word document, answer the following questions: How concerned should researchers be with ethical conduct in research? What is the researcher’s role and what constitutes appropriate conduct? The regulation of ethically acceptable research conduct may take one of three […]
How far do explanations of offending based on individual factors (such as biology, psychology, life-course, and addiction) challenge ideas of free will-choice?
Criminology How far do explanations of offending based on individual factors (such as biology, psychology, life-course, and addiction) challenge ideas of free will and choice? Are they too deterministic to be useful? Crucially, answers needed to try to assess what the implications and issues with such an understanding might be – does it lead to […]
How can criminology help to make sense of this issue?
Criminology Drawing on the ideas and concepts you have encountered on the module, critically assess one contemporary issue or concern relating to crime, as represented in media coverage, public debate, or the policy area. How can criminology help to make sense of this issue?
Critically discuss what they mean by this and whether criminology can be characterized in such a way
Topic: [Revision] In their analysis of the development of criminology, Loader and Sparks (2011) refer to the ‘paradox of successful failure’. With reference to relevant examples, critically discuss what they mean by this and whether criminology can be characterized in such a way (5,000 words)
