Shaw and McKay (1942) argued that the high levels of juvenile delinquency found in the zone of transition were a product of social disorganisation in that part of the city. This social disorganisation was characterised by:
A) racial heterogeneity
B) truancy
C) poverty
D) residential mobility
E) 0
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Q4: How are gangs said to invert traditional
Q5: In the early 1940s Shaw and McKay
Q6: Describing British subcultural theory Downes argues that
Q7: Expressive or emotional forms of violence are:
A)used
Q8: Cultural or subcultural theories proceed from the
Q10: The Chicago School's zonal hypothesis had a
Q11: Where and when did British subcultural theories
Q12: Why was Matza critical of strain theory?
A)for
Q13: A 'zonal hypothesis' is concerned with:
A)global warming
B)cybercrime
C)punishing
Q14: The Chicago School's research was largely:
A)quantitative
B)statistical
C)historical
D)ethnographic
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