Please read all questions carefully!

Answer any THREE (3) of the following questions in the form of an essay. All essay responses

answers must be typed and sent (uploaded) to me via Moodle no later than 11:59pm on Wednesday,

October 10th (if you have trouble with the link, you may email them to me:

christophermoore@kings.edu). All LATE WORK will be reduced by one letter per hour it is late.

There is NO NEED to print your answers once you upload them. Each essay is worth 10 pointsEssay Questions

and each multiple-choice question (in-class) is worth 1 point.

1. Discuss the various weaknesses attributed to the Uniform Crime Reporting Program as a measureof crime. Include how some of the principal findings of victimization surveys help to provide afuller understanding of the “crime picture.”
2. Identify and describe the key aspects of the social disorganization theory of delinquency, aspresented by Shaw and McKay. Provide examples, as needed.
3. Identity / discuss the key elements of Merton’s theory of anomie/strain/modes of adaptation, toinclude its relationship to Cloward and Ohlin's opportunity theory. Provide examples, as needed.
4. List the seven propositions of differential association. Provide examples, as needed, to illustratehow differential association theory explains delinquent behavior.
5. Discuss the process of labeling theory as it relates to delinquency. Be sure to include the sequencestages of interaction as defined by Lemert. Provide examples, as needed.
6. Explain symbolic interactionist theory and include Matsueda's four features of the self anddelinquent behavior. Provide examples, as needed.
7. Identify the 3 basic groups of conflict criminologists and describe the differences between them.
8. What are the strengths of the symbolic interactionist theory of delinquency? Provide at least oneexample of a social program (real, or proposed) that utilizes insights from symbolic interactionismto reduce juvenile delinquency.
9. Discuss the four propositions on the feminist theory of delinquency as advocated by Chesney-Lind. Provide an example of a specific social policy/legal change that you think would beendorsed by feminist justice scholars as being likely to either reduce juvenile offending (gender-specific, or otherwise) and/or reduce juvenile recidivism.