Determining the Cause of Bullying by Using Three Main Criminological Theories
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Thereafter, five items were deleted from the study of Kim et al. (2005) Whether two types of bullying were measured to find some correlation between the level of distortion and the level of personal bullying. These five projects are to fight or promote others, to make fun of other people, to fight other people, to annoy others, to awaken and push other people . In this study, the control variables used were sex, physical fitness, grade, and parental income. The result of the first round of the questionnaire shows that the correlation between family conflict and parent's punishment is likely to lead to bullying.
In this article, to prove this, criminal logic theory such as strain theory and label theory is used to outline the main evidence supporting crime, sacrifice, and social class, and critically evaluate To do. With this in mind, the text restrictions in this article pay special attention to crime and damage of the lower class of society. This class was originally defined by Karl Marx and related to production means and talks about two major classes, bourgeois assetist classes and workers of state proliferation of proletarian assets (Giddens, 2001). His theory has been rigorously reviewed and it is now believed that classes are more flexible than Marx's first interoperability, income, wealth and status, and consideration of this culture and consumption pattern (Giddens, 2001).
In the middle of the eighteenth century, criminal studies emerged as social philosophers pondered the concepts of crime and law. Over time, schools of several ways of thinking were formed. In the early criminal logic theory, there are three main ideas covering the middle of the 18th century to the middle of the 20th century. Classical, positive, and Chicago. These school groups have been replaced by a number of contemporary criminal paradigms such as subculture, control, crisis management, labeling, critical criminology, cultural criminology, postmodern criminal science, feminist crime science.
This article focuses on information about crime. I explain various theories about criminal science. The main concern is criminal science and its two theories. Criminal study is a study of criminal factors that cause that phenomenon. Such a crime may be of personal or social nature. It involves enacting the law, breaking the law, and trying to weaken the law. Criminal study focuses on social, cultural and personal reasons for illegal activity. Criminal studies are directly related to sociology and psychology in all fields dealing with group or individual behavior. However, unethical or obscene acts may be a criminal act, unless the act is prohibited by the state.