Professional Criminology Foundation

Fear of crime, Victimology of crime, Crime prevention, Education and crime, Ways to reduce crime, Domestic violence etc

What you'll learn

Principles of crime prevention

Education and crime

Fear of crime

Victimology of crime

Law enforcement strategies to reduce violence

Deviance behavior

Juvenile delinquency

Domestic violence

Ways to reduce crime

Crime prevention

Parenting styles and raising delinquent children

Requirements

Having an interest and understanding of criminology

Conscious of crime issues and its implication to society

No previous professional qualification is required just your desire to learn

Description

Criminology is the study of crime and deviant behavior. We must understand that crime is committed by people who are around us in our society or communities that we all live in, the relevant question here is, why should one human being harm another human being or why should one human being do evil against another human being. There is a complete psychological angle to criminality, let put it in context that everybody is capable of committing crime, why are others committing crime and others are not committing crime. Let me make it clear that our individual upbringing is a contributing factor to our chosen behavior. In the angle of authoritative parenting: parents demonstrate a responsiveness to the child's needs, demandingness, monitoring of child's behavior, providing clear standards of conduct, and discipline based on reasoning rather than based on power or withdrawal of love. Authoritative parents provide home environment rich with strict behavior supervision with high degree of emotional support. The problems on this earth mostly comes from the training from home, anytime the home is better, the nation is also better. Governments investments towards the home is one of the panacea for building a peaceful nation.One of the most dominant ideas under the umbrella of education's impact on crime is the belief that a reduction in crime can most often be achieved by increased crime prevention and that the most effective form of crime prevention is achieved through education. There is a discussion that the level of individual education is a contributing factor to that persons violent behavior. Governments all over the world must ensure that they put in appropriate measures to prevent crime such as Putting CCTV cameras and security sensors across the whole nation, employing more security personnel such as police etc to ensure that law and order is maintained. Carefully handling of social issues is very important example giving every child free and quality education.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is criminology

Lecture 3 Types and definition of crime

Lecture 4 Principle of crime prevention

Lecture 5 Ways to reduce crime

Lecture 6 Critical criminology

Lecture 7 Radical criminology

Lecture 8 Positive criminology

Lecture 9 Penology

Lecture 10 Sociology of law

Lecture 11 Social cohesion

Lecture 12 Cultural identity

Section 2: Crime Prevention

Lecture 13 What is crime prevention

Lecture 14 Several factors must come together for crime to occur

Lecture 15 Situational crime prevention

Lecture 16 Applying SCP to information system

Lecture 17 Application to sexual abuse

Lecture 18 Situational crime prevention and fraud

Section 3: Education And Crime

Lecture 19 Education's impact on crime

Lecture 20 Education and crime prevention

Lecture 21 The connection between intelligence and crime

Lecture 22 Education and recidivism

Section 4: Law Enforcement Strategies To Reduce Violence

Lecture 23 Focused deterrence

Lecture 24 Proactive policing

Lecture 25 Illegal gun-carrying

Lecture 26 Shooting clearance rates

Lecture 27 Building community trust

Section 5: Parenting Styles And Raising Delinquent Children

Lecture 28 Background

Lecture 29 Authoritative parenting

Lecture 30 Authoritarian parenting

Lecture 31 Permissive indulgent parenting

Lecture 32 Permissive neglectful or uninvolved parenting

Section 6: Fear Of crime

Lecture 33 What is fear of crime

Lecture 34 Affective aspect of fear of crime

Lecture 35 Cognitive aspect of fear of crime

Lecture 36 Behavior aspect of fear of crime

Lecture 37 The influence of public perception of neighborhood breakdown and stability

Lecture 38 Interpersonal communication and the mass media

Lecture 39 Fear of crime as socially constructed

Section 7: Deviance Behavior

Lecture 40 Sociology of deviance

Lecture 41 Theories of deviance

Lecture 42 Symbolic interaction

Lecture 43 Conflict theory

Lecture 44 The criminal justice system

Section 8: Domestic Violence

Lecture 45 What is domestic violence

Lecture 46 Etymology and definitions

Lecture 47 Forms of domestic violence

Lecture 48 Contributing factors of domestic violence

Lecture 49 social influences

Lecture 50 Effect of domestic violence

Lecture 51 Demographics of domestic violence

Lecture 52 Management of domestic violence

Lecture 53 Prevention of domestic violence

Section 9: Juvenile Delinquency

Lecture 54 What is juvenile delinquency

Lecture 55 Overview of juvenile delinquency

Lecture 56 Situational factors

Lecture 57 Personality factors

Lecture 58 Criminology

Lecture 59 Punishment

Lecture 60 Prevention

Section 10: Victimology Of Crime

Lecture 61 What is victimology

Lecture 62 Consequences of crime

Lecture 63 Victim proneness

Lecture 64 Victim facilitation

Lecture 65 Victimization in United States

Lecture 66 Right of victims

Section 11: Conclusion

Lecture 67 Four questions

Security agencies, police, parents, schools, counselors, governments, managers, directors, CEO, investigators, students, businessmen, policy makers, judiciary services, judges, lawyers, social workers, law makers, prisons, everybody etc.