Who’s at Fault?

Who’s at Fault?

Analyze how specific social situations and power differentials might play a role in the development of violent criminals and consider the development of dangerous violent offenders. Then, using the case from the e-activity, examine the role of the defendant’s upbringing and its association with the violent criminal act. Justify your position.

Violence leads to an increase in aggression, and this is shown through modeling. People might simply imitate any violence they observe in their day-to-day operations (Smith, 2014). There is evidence that people tend to copy the aggression they see in media or read about. Studies have also discovered strong pieces of evidence for copycat suicides. This implies that view of violence teaches people when and how to be aggressive.

In the case of Alison Cambier, a Belgian teenager who rejected the advances of her neighbor, Thierry Jaradin; the latter excused himself and returned while in a ghost-face costume with two knives. He used those knives to stab Alison thirty times. He admitted that the homicide was inspired by a horror movie known as Scream.

References

Smith, E. R., Mackie, D. M., & Claypool, H. M. (2014). Social psychology. Psychology Press.

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Who’s at Fault?

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Whos at Fault

• Analyze how specific social situations and power differentials might play a role in the development of violent criminals and consider the development of dangerous violent offenders. Then, using the case from the e-activity, examine the role of the defendant’s upbringing and its association with the violent criminal act. Justify your position.

E-ACTIVITY

Use the Internet or the Strayer library (https://research.strayer.edu) to research, identify, and explore a criminal case from within the last three years involving a violent or dangerous violent criminal. Be prepared to discuss.

Be sure to include a minimum of two outside sources for your post using APA OR SWS format, in-text citations, and a reference list.

MUST use APA format or SWS which requires in-text citations and a reference list (examples of APA links are available under Course Info).

Use sources from within the last 7 to 10 years.

Refrain from personal pronouns (“I”, “me”, “we”, etc.) in your initial posts.

Be sure to answer what is asked of you thoroughly.