CJFS3750-01.Theories of Criminal Behavior.Sp15.Greenman,Sarah
2015
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Goal: The objectives for this course are for students to understand the causes of crime and why individuals commit crimes. Content: The focus of this course are theories of crime and of criminal behavior and the contexts (individual and societal characteristics, family, and neighborhood) associated with crime and offending. Taught: Annually, fall and spring. Prerequisite: CJFS 1120 or LGST 1110 or SOC 1110 . For criminal justice majors, it is strongly recommended that you complete CJFS 1140 prior to enrolling in this class. Credits: 4 credits
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