CJ302 John Hagans Power Control Theory Criminality of Children Discussion

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What does John Hagan's Power-Control Theory suggest? Do you think this theory is fitting to explain the criminality of children from single-parent families? Why/why not? What about children of same-sex parents? Please explain your answer.

Research has shown that gender—specifically being male—is one of the strongest correlates of criminal offending. What do you think about this research result? Are there crimes that are solely perpetrated by men? Any crimes perpetrated solely by women? If so, what are they? If not, please tell me and your colleagues why/why not. Overall, please explain your answer in as much detail as possible.

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John Hagan's Power-Control Theory
John Hagan's Power-Control theory dictates the difference between boys and girls delinquency
levels, with the assumption that boys are more likely to engage in crime, especially if they come
from unbalanced families. The difference in the number of boys and girls that participate in
crimes is solely based on the sociability effect of both parents that have either balancing or
unbalancing authority on the child. In the power balance, the boy is most likely, though
sociability practices, go...


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