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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Labelling theory"”.
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Social importance of recognizing the victimization for mothers of school shooters
… With the application of Becker’s (1963) labelling theory, there is an opportunity to examine the potential ramifications these secondary victims suffer as the result of the shootings, in addition to examining if they are subjected to social labels. By studying secondary victims of crime …
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Sense-making and authorising in the organisation of mental health care
… a psychiatric patient is more diffuse than much labelling theory presumes. and is the product of specific forms of organisation. The thesis concludes by discussing the kind of organisation that allows for more or less authorised versions of what has been, and what should be, done. It suggests two …
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Towards a social theory of mental handicap
… against this dominant paradigm by developing labelling theory accounts of how individuals and state agencies can create and maintain the category of handicap by stigniatization and differential denial of social resources, and there have been attempts to see the category as a functional one for …
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Choices of non-normativity: On coming out as LGBTQA+ within higher education settings
… identities, coming out, and non-normativity (theory development - research question two), and (3) provide policy and practice suggestions that empower LGBTQA+ individuals in the navigation of their intersecting identities within professional and non-professional university settings (research …
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Rehabilitation Programmes and Recidivism in the Zambian Prison System
… people from committing crimes. 2. The biological theory: This theory offers that criminals are born and show certain physical features. According to these two outdated theories there is no room for rehabilitation. 3.Merton's theory:Merton sees the causes of crime in the social structure and the …
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Rehabilitation Programmes and Recidivism in the Zambian Prison System
… people from committing crimes. 2. The biological theory: This theory offers that criminals are born and show certain physical features. According to these two outdated theories there is no room for rehabilitation. 3.Merton's theory:Merton sees the causes of crime in the social structure and the …