In a very general sense chapters, four and five examine crime and criminality from a more individual...

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In a very general sense chapters, four and five examine crime and criminality from a more individual perspective. Chapter six focuses outside the individual, specifically the individual's economic reality.

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As a way to understand this perspective . In bullet/outline format, summarize each of the branches (1. social disorganization, 2. strain theory, and 3. cultural deviance theory)within this social structure perspective. Make sure to summarize, don't over-explain. You can include direct quotes from the text or paraphrased material, including key terms or theorists when applicable. This assignment should not be longer than 2 pages, think about half-page or so for each perspective.

I attach the book in the file from chapter 4-6 but mostly from 6 for this assignment

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SOCIETAL CONDITIONS AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
Table of Contents
Introduction	3
Social Disorganization Theory	3
Strain Theory	4
Cultural Deviance Theory	4
Conclusion	5
Introduction
The social structure perspective within criminology offers valuable insights into the relationship between societal conditions and criminal behavior. This theoretical framework comprises three key branches: social disorganization theory, strain theory, and cultural deviance theory. These branches collectively emphasize the impact of social and environmental factors on shaping criminal conduct, shedding light on the significance of neighborhood conditions, economic disparities, and cultural influences in understanding why individuals engage in criminal activities.
Social Disorganization Theory
· Focus: Neighborhood ecological characteristics influencing crime rates.
· Deteriorated areas lead to breakdown of social institutions (family, schools, etc.).
· Factors contributing to social disorganization: high unemployment, school dropout rates, inadequate housing, and weak social control.
· Residents' disinterest in community matters due to a desire to leave destabilizes neighborhoods.
· Indicators of Disorganization: Factors such as high unemployment, school dropout rates, inadequate housing, and weak social control are indicators of social disorganization.
· Community Destabilization:

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