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**课程名称：** 犯罪学：为何人们会犯罪？ **课程概述：** 本课程深入探讨犯罪学的核心问题：为什么有人会犯罪？ despite centuries of societal development and evolving legal systems, crime remains a persistent challenge with rates fluctuating irrespective of new laws or enforcement strategies. 课程将追溯社会学、刑事司法研究等领域的科学探索，旨在解析个体犯罪原因的差异性，以及犯罪行为的轻重程度。 我们将全面梳理和评估当下最主流的科学犯罪成因理论，包括： * **理论思考与犯罪思维** * **威慑理论及其检验** * **早期与现代生物学理论** * **心理学理论及治疗** * **压力理论** * **一般性压力理论与制度性失范理论** * **社会失范理论** * **学习理论** * **控制理论** * **标签化与冲突理论** * **重归社会化** * **生命历程理论** * **综合性理论** 通过学习这些理论，您将能够更深入地理解犯罪行为的复杂性，并为制定和实施有效的预防犯罪行为与政策提供科学依据。 **更新信息：** * 所有课程均包含定制的结业证书。 * 所有讲座和测验已于2024年11月更新。
UPDATE: All my courses now come with custom Certificate of Completion! UPDATE: All lectures and quizzes updated in November, 2024Crime has been part of society ever since humanity started the whole concept of "society," and we seem to be no closer to solving the problem of crime than we were thousands of years ago. Crime rates in every country seem to go up and down with little correlation to new laws, law enforcement policies, and punishments for crime. Sociologists, Criminal Justice researchers, and others have been trying to scientifically determine why some people commit crime and others don't, and why some criminals commit a little crime and some criminals commit a LOT of crime. There are many theories that attempt to explain how and why people become criminals, and each one has a different set of assumptions, claims, and policy implications. This course will be an overview of the most popular scientific theories about crime causation, and will prepare the student to discuss, propose, and implement behavior and policies that may reduce criminal offending. Lectures: TheoryThinking about CrimeDeterrence TheoryTesting Deterrence TheoryEarly Biological TheoriesModern Biosocial TheoriesPsychological TheoriesPsychological Treatments Strain Theories General Strain Theory and Institutional Anomie TheorySocial Disorganization Learning Theories Control Theories Labeling and Conflict Theories Reintegrative ShamingLife Course Theories Integrated Theories
