HDV 357 - Development of Criminal Behavior

2015-2016 Catalog Year

This course explores the development of criminal behavior from a multidisciplinary perspective. Individual, situational, family, and sociocultural influences on criminal behavior are examined and applied to a variety of forms of criminal behavior, including both personal (e.g., assault) and property (e.g., vandalism) crimes. Prevention methods are discussed and evaluated.
Prerequisites: Upper division standing and at least 3 credits of social or behavioral science, or instructor permission.

Offered: Fall, Spring
credit: 3