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7 Cards in this Set
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Environmental criminology
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Examines the location of a specific crime and context in which it occurred to understand and explain crime patterns
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Utalitarianism
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people make decisions with the goal of maximizing pleasure and minimizing pain
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Economic choice theory
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Argues that people evaluate the options and choose what they believe will satisfy their needs
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Rational choice perspective
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Clarke and Cornish. Involves utilitarianism and economic choice. Also uses choice structuring properties
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Routine activity approach
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crime can occur only if there's someone who intends to commit a crime (likely offender), something or someone to be victimized (suitable target), and no one else to observe the crime (absence of a capable guardian). 4th element states there should be no person to control the activities of the likely offender
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Ray Jeffery
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CPTED
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Situational crime prevention
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Crime prevention through environmental design
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