Violence is a behavior that causes injury to people or damage to property. Whether the actions are carried out by or against the government Institutional Violenceviolence carried out by government representatives under the law. Anti-institutional violenceviolence directed against the government in violation of the law.
Violence is a behavior that causes injury to people or damage to property. Whether the actions are carried out by or against the government Institutional Violenceviolence carried out by government representatives under the law. Anti-institutional violenceviolence directed against the government in violation of the law.
Violence is a behavior that causes injury to people or damage to property. Whether the actions are carried out by or against the government Institutional Violenceviolence carried out by government representatives under the law. Anti-institutional violenceviolence directed against the government in violation of the law.
III-9 BS Psychology A behavior that causes injury to people or damage to property. Labeling Theory The reality of an action has less to do with the behavior itself than with how it is defined by its audience.
Factors to Consider
1. The intentions of the Actor
Car crash vs. Driver runs down Pedestrian
2. Whether the actor conforms to cultural norms and values
Sports like Football
Henry Edwards a sociologist explained that football is a national ritual that upholds cultural values such as competitiveness, toughness and masculinity.
3. Whether the actions threatens the social order
Football may be violent but it is a big business. Because football supports way of life most people celebrate it rather than condemn it.
4. Whether the actions are carried out by or against the government
Institutional Violence- violence carried out by government representatives under the law.
Anti-institutional Violence- violence directed against the government in violation of the law.
Amygdala Small part of the brain that controls aggression
Violent behavior can result from a brain injury Want Unreached goals aggression Frustration- aggression theory
Sociopath, Psychopath Anti-social Personality Approach Cause of Violence Who becomes violent Structural- Functional Way of living People in low- income living Symbolic- Interaction Learning of Violence and defining it in positive ways People who have been victims of violence Social Conflict Marxist Feminism Elites Men Marxist Feminism VIEW What is the Problem What is the solution Liberals Poverty Government must expand economic opportunity by creating more jobs and raising the minimum wage. Radical-Left They see the structure of the capitalist as the source of greatest violence and suffering. Fundamental change in political and economic institution. VIEW What is the problem? What is the solution? Conservative A weakening of families and religion means less moral education and rising tide of violence Society must reaffirm the importance of teaching children make sound moral choices. Radical-Right The expanding power of government as the biggest threat to society. Peoples right to act free of government control- especially the right to bear arms- must be protected. Violent Crime Murder Rape
Crimes against a person
Is a crime that involves violence against others.
Murder Unlawful, intentional killing of one person by another.
Manslaughter Unlawful, unintentional killing of one person by another. Murder reveals a number of important patterns 1. Two-third of murder committed with firearms 2. FBI(2006) tells that MEN are involved in most murders both as offenders and victims. 89% of those arrested for murder in 2005 are men 79% victims are men
Murder reveals a number of important patterns 3. Most murders are unplanned 4. Majority of the murderers involve offenders and victim of the same race In 91% of cases involving an African American victim, police arrested a black suspect. In 83% of case involving white victim, police arrested a white suspect.
Mass Murder The intentional, unlawfully killing of four or more people at one time and place.
The killing of people by one offender over period of time.
almost are men mentally ill or suffering from psychotic disorders (distort sense of reality) Hear voices Irresistible desire to control other people Lack all compassion and strike violently to people get in their way. Types classic serial murder, which usually involves stalking and is often sexually motivated
spree serial murder, which is usually motivated by thrill seeking.
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Report from Paterno Esmaquel II/Rappler.com RAPE
Republic Act No. 8353, known as the Anti- Rape Law of 1997, expanded the definition of the crime of rape and re-classified it as a crime against persons. Rape is committed under the following circumstances: A man has sexual intercourse with a woman: Through force, threat or intimidation; When the victim is deprived of reason or is unconscious; Through fraudulent machination or grave abuse of authority; and When the victim is under 12 years of age or is demented, even if none of the above conditions are present. Rape is committed under the following circumstances:
Any person who, under any of the above conditions, commits an act of sexual assault through oral or anal sex or by inserting an instrument or object into the anal or genital orifice of another person. Types of Rape Forcible rape Statutory rape
Men as well as women can be a victim of rape. Men raping other men is a serious problem. Motives Revenge Sex to prove masculinity or out of anger punishment Reading: Motives for Rape Article by: RICHARD B. FELSON and MARVIN KROHN "Rape is most likely to occur, not with a stranger, but with someone you know and trust.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice. 2005 National Crime Victimization Study. 2005. U.S. Department of Justice, Bu reau of Statistics. 1997 Sex Offenses and Offenders Study. 1997.
73% of sexual assaults were perpetrated by a non-stranger. 38% of rapists are a friend or acquaintance. 28% are an intimate. 7% are a relative.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice. 2005 National Crime Victimization Study. 2005. U.S. Department of Justice, Bu reau of Statistics. 1997 Sex Offenses and Offenders Study. 1997. 43% of rapes occur between 6:00pm and midnight. 2
24% occur between midnight and 6:00am. The other 33% take place between 6:00am and 6:00pm
Source: U.S. Department of Justice. 2005 National Crime Victimization Study. 2005. U.S. Department of Justice, Bu reau of Statistics. 1997 Sex Offenses and Offenders Study. 1997.
Report from Kyle Kim/globalpost.com Which country has the highest reported incident rape? Source: National Statistics Office Philippine Figure 2012 ISSUES Serial Killers Mark Dizon 2010 (Philippines) Geder: Male Case: Robbery-Murder Killings: 9 people and stole Gadgets Obsessed with gadgets.. Illness: Kleptomaniac
Murder Victim
Date: October 31, 2012, Died from 49 stab wounds Name: Cyrish Magalang Age: 20-year-old
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