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Match the Theorist with the Principle Ideas

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Match the theorist with the principle ideas

Premises:
Lewis Yablonsky
Sykes and Matza
Wolfgang & Ferracutti
Walter Miller
Cloward & Ohlin
Albert K. Cohen
Responses:
The last of the major subculture theories developed in 1967 based on homicide data
The degree of integration in an area determined legitimate & illegitimate opportunities
Lower class only need rationalizations or neutralizations in order to be delinquent
Studied anthropology/social relations, worked in Boston Delinquency Project & Youth Gang Survey
Incorporated the concept of “middle class measuring rod”
Psychotic types instigate formation of “near groups”

Correct Answer:

Lewis Yablonsky
Sykes and Matza
Wolfgang & Ferracutti
Walter Miller
Cloward & Ohlin
Albert K. Cohen
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