The document discusses theories of crime causation in criminology. It covers biological theories, psychological theories, and social theories of crime. Biological theories examine genetic and physiological factors. Psychological theories explore mental illness and personality traits. Social theories look at social and environmental influences such as poverty, family structure, peer groups, and social learning.
The document discusses theories of crime causation in criminology. It covers biological theories, psychological theories, and social theories of crime. Biological theories examine genetic and physiological factors. Psychological theories explore mental illness and personality traits. Social theories look at social and environmental influences such as poverty, family structure, peer groups, and social learning.
The document discusses theories of crime causation in criminology. It covers biological theories, psychological theories, and social theories of crime. Biological theories examine genetic and physiological factors. Psychological theories explore mental illness and personality traits. Social theories look at social and environmental influences such as poverty, family structure, peer groups, and social learning.
The document discusses theories of crime causation in criminology. It covers biological theories, psychological theories, and social theories of crime. Biological theories examine genetic and physiological factors. Psychological theories explore mental illness and personality traits. Social theories look at social and environmental influences such as poverty, family structure, peer groups, and social learning.