Sutherland theory

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What does Sutherland theory suggest ?
that people learn their values for criminal behaviour from associations with different people.
Sutherland theory says that ?
People learn methods of how to commit crimes from people around them no matter what crime
What does Sutherland say about ?
That it accounts for high reoffending rate of released prisoners in any country

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2.6 Comparative Theories

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4.1 Classical Conditioning

6.2 Theories of Offending

7.5 Theories of Development

3.2.6.2 Conflict Theories

4.1.2 Physicalist theories

1.4.4 Cognitive Theories

4.1.1 Dualist Theories

17.4.1 Learning Theory

4.4 Phobias