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Human Nature of Social Learning theories?
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Tabula Rasa
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Behavior of Social Learning theories?
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Soft determinism
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According to DAT, behavior results from learning what?
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Learning to imitate ones behavior and definitions.
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Factor/element of DAt that provides behavioral motivation?
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Differential association and definitions
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Factors/elements of SLT that provide behavioral motivation?
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Definitions and differential reinforcements...(rewards/punishments)
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Dat-Who and when?
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Edwin Sutherland, 1947
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DAT-Type of theory?
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Crime and Criminal Behavior-emphasis on individual criminal behavior.
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DAT-2 factors/predictors. I.d. and explain how each are defined
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1.diffierential associations-hanging out with 1 group of people more so than another group2.Definitions-people hold more deviant definitions than good
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How does DAT explain criminal and delinquent behavior?
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You're learning definitions (norms/values) Ex. Johny's bad friends have bad definitions, he is getting those bad definitions
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Major weakness of DAT
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Doesn't explain the process by which behavior is learned.
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SLT-2 theorist and year?
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Robert Burgess and Ronald Akers-1966
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SLT-Who remained committed to SLT development and the year he first presented the theory by himself?
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Ronald Akers 1977
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SLT-Type of Theory?
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Crime and Criminal behavior (emphasis on the behavior)
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SLT-How it extends DAT and is a better explanation than DAT?
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More fully explains learning process by adding idea of rewards and punishments and notion of behavior modeling and imitating their behavior.
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SLT-4 factors/predictions
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1.diff. association2Definitions3.diff. reinforcement4.imitation
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