Conduct norms, focal concerns, subculture, socialization, and subculture of violence are all concepts attributed to the Ecological Theory or "Chicago School."

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These concepts are attributed to various theories within the field of criminology and sociology, not exclusively to the Ecological Theory or "Chicago School." The Chicago School primarily focused on the influence of the urban environment on behavior, while concepts like subculture, socialization, and subculture of violence are more broadly associated with cultural and social structure theories in criminology.

Conduct Norms, Focal Concerns, Subculture, Socialization, and Subculture of Violence