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Overview In this journal assignment, you will reflect on how cultural views and values influence delinquency and criminal behavior, what subcultures are,

 

and how subculture theories explain criminal behavior.

 

Prompt In some countries, it is against the law to insult or defame a specific religion, while doing so in the United States is a protected right (freedom of

 

speech). This example highlights the fact that cultures often define crime differently. Why?

 

Using the resources you’ve read thus far, address the following in a 250- to 400-word journal entry:

 

What are the connections (correlations) between culture and criminal behavior? Consider the following in your response:

 

How are cultural values important in regard to delinquency and crime?

 

How do laws reflect cultural views and values?

 

How might an understanding of subcultures help explain how cultural values influence behavior? Consider the following in your response:

 

What is a subculture?

 

What causes a subculture to emerge?

 

How is a subculture comparable to two countries with different criminal laws? What are the significant differences?

 

How do subcultural theories explain criminal behavior?

 

Specifically, the following rubric criteriarubric criteriarubric criteriarubric criteria must be addressed:

 

Describe the connections (correlations) between culture and criminal behavior.

 

Analyze the importance of subculture in terms of understanding how cultural values influence behavior.

 

Describe how subcultural theories explain criminal behavior.

 

What to Submit This assignment must be 250 to 400 words in length. Any references must be cited in APA style. Consult the Shapiro Library APA Style Guide

 

for more information on citations.

 

Note:Note:Note:Note: For journal assignments, you can receive a Proficient, Needs Improvement, or Not Evident score on each of your rubric criteria. There is

 

no Exemplary score for this assignment, because you will receive feedback and make revisions to improve beyond proficiency in these

 

concepts

 

Module Five Journal Rubric

 

CriteriaCriteriaCriteriaCriteria Proficient (100%)Proficient (100%)Proficient (100%)Proficient (100%) Needs ImprovementNeeds ImprovementNeeds ImprovementNeeds Improvement

 

(85%)(85%)(85%)(85%) Not Evident (0%)Not Evident (0%)Not Evident (0%)Not Evident (0%) ValueValueValueValue

 

Articulation ofArticulation ofArticulation ofArticulation of

 

ResponseResponseResponseResponse

 

Clearly conveys meaning

 

with correct grammar,

 

sentence structure, and

 

spelling, demonstrating an

 

understanding of audience

 

and purpose

 

Shows progress toward

 

proficiency, but with errors

 

in grammar, sentence

 

structure, and spelling,

 

negatively impacting

 

readability

 

Submission has critical

 

errors in grammar, sentence

 

structure, and spelling

 

15

 

ConnectionsConnectionsConnectionsConnections Describes the connections

 

(correlations) between

 

culture and criminal

 

behavior

 

Shows progress toward

 

proficiency, but with errors

 

or omissions

 

Does not attempt criterion 25

 

SubculturesSubculturesSubculturesSubcultures Analyzes the importance of

 

subculture in terms of

 

understanding how cultural

 

values influence behavior

 

Shows progress toward

 

proficiency, but with errors

 

or omissions

 

Does not attempt criterion 25

 

SubculturalSubculturalSubculturalSubcultural

 

TheoriesTheoriesTheoriesTheories

 

Describes how subcultural

 

theories explain criminal

 

behavior

 

Shows progress toward

 

proficiency, but with errors

 

or omissions

 

Does not attempt criterion 25

 

Citations/Citations/Citations/Citations/

 

AttributionsAttributionsAttributionsAttributions

 

Uses citations for ideas

 

requiring attribution, with

 

consistent minor errors

 

Uses citations for ideas

 

requiring attribution, with

 

major errors

 

Does not use citations for

 

ideas requiring attribution

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