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CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES - Coggle Diagram
CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES
NORMS, VALUES & MORAL CODES
VALUES - general principles of how we want to live (right&wrong, good&bad)
NORMS - specific rules or socially approved standards which govern peoples behaviour in specific situations
MORAL CODES - rules, values and norms of an individual, group or society as a whole
DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR
DEVIANT - any behaviour which deviates from the normally accepted standards of behaviour (doesn't have to be criminal)
behaviour can be deviant and good: e.g., the suffragettes refusing to eat for political reasons/giving all your money to charity
behaviour can be deviant and bizarre/unusual: e.g., wearing bright clothing when asked specifically to wear black
behaviour which is unusual/bad or disapproved of: e.g. murder → this leads to a hostile/critical response from others (might lead to punishment/criminologists are most interested in this
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