By the end of this lesson, you will have learned:
-What crime is from law and social perspectives
-What criminologists do and why they're essential
-The two major types of criminal theories and how they're formed
-What social relativity is and why it is important
-How crimes are assessed, gathered, and reported

By the end of this lesson, you will have learned: -What crime is from law and social perspectives -What criminologists do and why they're essential -The two major types of criminal theories and how they're formed -What social relativity is and why it is important -How crimes are assessed, gathered, and reported

106: What is Criminology? Theories, Social Relativity, and Statitstics

Interested in having a career in forensics or criminology? Listen and learn with biweekly (every Sunday and Thursday) criminology and forensics lessons accompanied by optional assessments, assignments, research questions, and transcripts on google classroom.

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106: What is Criminology? Theories, Social Relativity, and Statitstics

106: What is Criminology? Theories, Social Relativity, and Statitstics