Social learning theory has been called the dominant theory of crime and delinquency in the United States, yet it is often misrepresentedHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Editors' Introduction 1. "Taking Social Learning Global": Micro-Macro Transitions in Criminological Theory 2. Substance Use by Korean Adolescents: A Cross-Cultural Test of Social Learning Social Bonding and Self-Control Theories 3. Explaining Delinquency in Taiwan: A Test of Social Learning Theory 4. "Who's It Gonna Be-You or Me?" The Potential of Social Learning for Integrated Homicide-Suicide Theory 5. Social Learning Theory and Courtship Violence: An Empirical Test 6. Delinquency and Depression: A Gendered Role- Taking and Social Learning Perspective 7. Gender Variation in Delinquency: Self-Images Beliefs and Peers as Mediating Mechanisms 8. Social Structure-Social Learning (SSSL) and Binge Drinking: A Specific Test of an Integrated General Theory 9. Occupational Structure Social Learning and Adolescent Violence 10. Confessions of a Dying Thief: A Tutorial on Differential Association 11. Exploring the Relationship between Social and Non-Social Reinforcement in the Context of Social Learning Theory 12. Theory-Mapping in Social Research: An Application to Social Learning Theory 13. Development of Antisocial Behavior and Crime across the Life-Span from a Social Interactional Perspective: The Coercion Model 14. What Correctional Treatment Can Tell Us about Criminological Theory: Implications for Social Learning Theory Contributors Subject Index Name Index
Editors' Introduction 1. "Taking Social Learning Global": Micro-Macro Transitions in Criminological Theory 2. Substance Use by Korean Adolescents: A Cross-Cultural Test of Social Learning Social Bonding and Self-Control Theories 3. Explaining Delinquency in Taiwan: A Test of Social Learning Theory 4. "Who's It Gonna Be-You or Me?" The Potential of Social Learning for Integrated Homicide-Suicide Theory 5. Social Learning Theory and Courtship Violence: An Empirical Test 6. Delinquency and Depression: A Gendered Role- Taking and Social Learning Perspective 7. Gender Variation in Delinquency: Self-Images Beliefs and Peers as Mediating Mechanisms 8. Social Structure-Social Learning (SSSL) and Binge Drinking: A Specific Test of an Integrated General Theory 9. Occupational Structure Social Learning and Adolescent Violence 10. Confessions of a Dying Thief: A Tutorial on Differential Association 11. Exploring the Relationship between Social and Non-Social Reinforcement in the Context of Social Learning Theory 12. Theory-Mapping in Social Research: An Application to Social Learning Theory 13. Development of Antisocial Behavior and Crime across the Life-Span from a Social Interactional Perspective: The Coercion Model 14. What Correctional Treatment Can Tell Us about Criminological Theory: Implications for Social Learning Theory Contributors Subject Index Name Index
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