Differential Association & Social Learning Theories

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[justincarpenter]

You are such a great Professor. I go to California State University, Fullerton. Never had a professor explain such complex theories with such simplicity and specificity. Thank you!

[charlottet]

This was super helpful and clearly explained! Thank you for clarifying how Bandura and and Akers theories are similar/different 👏🏼

[ghubb]

Very good lecture! Thank you for posting this publicly. One thing to note though, Pavlov's dog is an example of *Classical conditioning* not operant conditioning as mentioned in your lecture. Please post more content in the future!

[rocksoliddude]

Matza's Delinquency and Drift is a hard read first time round, but once someone fully understands his book it's actually quite brilliant. Not only a critique of the positivist view of the delinquent "economic determinism" etc, but he adds that there must be a triggering point for a crime in the immediate circumstances, the "theory of neutralisation"

[joliemoee]

Never wrote a comment before, but honestly a great lecture. I never understood them In deeps before. Thank you