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Advancing Social Learning Theory: Beliefs, Norms and Morality as Causes of Crime
Wed, Nov 12, 8:00 to 9:20am, Howard University - M1Session Submission Type: Regular Session
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Individual Presentations
Exploring The Impact of Esteem-Contingencies and Criminal Worldviews on Criminal Intentions - Cole Stillson, Plymouth State University
Mind Your Measures and Mechanisms: Adjudicating Normative Influence on Adolescent Delinquency Through Meta-Analysis - Mitchell Allen Farrell, The Citadel
Moral Might vs Fight or Flight: Exploring the Link between Moral Intuitions, Fear Responses, and Deviance - Emily Martinez, Kennesaw State University; Chrystal Alexander, Kennesaw State University; Lisa M. Thompson Lee, Kennesaw State University
Moral Traits and Emotional States: Examining the Impact of Emotion and Morality on Deviant Decisions - Chrystal Alexander, Kennesaw State University; Emily Martinez, Kennesaw State University; Lisa M. Thompson Lee, Kennesaw State University
Beyond Neutralization Theory: Why Criminologists Should Focus on the Process of Moral Disengagement - Timothy Brezina, Georgia State University