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Oppressive attitudes and behaviors directed at either sex. Based on gender. |
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Social climate that values male dominance. |
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Struggle to end sexist oppression. |
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1) Lacks objectivity 2) Narrowly focuses on women 3) only one perspective |
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Mary Wollstonecraft, Women's fight for equal education and employment. |
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Inequalities set up by capitalist society. |
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Class alone fails to explain women's subjugation. |
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Hold men responsible for oppressing women. |
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Against socialist feminism, wants to find one theory to explain women's oppression. |
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collecting data, particularly in terms of hearing women's voices. |
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behavioral norms that, within specific culture are socially appropriate for genders. |
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Placing the male or masculine point of view at the center of ones view. |
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Liberation movement caused female crime. |
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liberation movement caused female crime. |
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biological determinism accounts for crime |
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Criminals were lesser humans. |
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Women did not evolve like men, Two types of women, Masculine and Law Abiding. |
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Women are either good or bad. |
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Women are anatomically inferior to men, Deviant women really want to be men. |
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Women and men crime rates are similar, but women are better at hiding it. |
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Women are driven to crime because of emotional problems. |
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Believed in Masked Criminality. |
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Amonie, state of normlessness. |
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Boys have broad goals women have narrow goals. Women are only concerned with marriage. |
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Boys struggle for the American Dream where girls are concerned with finding a boyfriend. |
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negative events create pressure for crime. |
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Negative stimula Loss of positive stimuli failure to achieve positive goals. |
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Anger response lead to crime. |
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Differential association theory |
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Criminality is learned from ones peer group. |
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what motivates people to obey law? social control. |
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prevents people form acting on their criminal desires. |
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Why do people NOT commit crimes? |
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attachment, commitment. involvement, belief. |
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people with low self esteem are more likely to commit crime. |
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Two Per station allowed, but no funding so no hired. |
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Two Per station allowed, but no funding so no hired. |
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Women christian temperance union, spearheaded demand for police matrons. |
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Fist police woman Los Andeles, 1910. Was originally a social worker. |
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Department of Labor, investigated and reported on conditions of working women. |
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expected to do the same job as men. |
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cross between traditional and integrated. |
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