Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis
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| adam_text | Contents I Object and Methods 1 2 3 4 Starting Point and Aim...................................................................................... 3 Design of the Study............................................................................................ 6 Investigative Procedure ................................................................................... 33 Evaluation of the Data...................................................................................... 18 II Results in the Separate Areas 1 Preliminary Remarks......................................................................................... 25 2 The Social Spheres............................................................................................ 29 2.1 The Family of Orientation.......................................................................... 29 2.2 The Sphere of Abode ................................................................................43 2.3 The Sphere of Performance....................................................................... 55 2.4 The Sphere of Leisure................................................................................ 81 2.5 The Sphere of Contacts.................................................................................97 3 Somatic, Psychiatric, and Psychological Aspects...............................................113 4 The Sphere of Delinquency............................................................................... 125 5 Survey of the Individual
Findings...................................................................... 154 III Complex, Overall View 1 2 3 4 5 6 Methodological Considerations......................................................................... 163 Comparison of Ideal-typical Behavior of O-and G-Subjects.......................... 169 Comparisons in the Cross Section...................................................................... 181 Comparisons in the Longitudinal Section.......................................................... 195 Patterns of Relevance and Value Orientation.................................................... 219 Summary: The Unity of the Offender in the Context of His Social Relationships.......................................................................................................223 IV Applied Criminology - The Method and Criteria of Criminological Diagnosis and Prognosis 1 Importance and Range........................................................................................227 2 The Criminological Assessment of Individual Cases.............................. !.. 234 3 General Explanations on the Presentation of a Criminological Assessment . 271
XIV Contents Appendix ֊ The Criminological Assessment of a Case 1 2 3 4 5 Survey of Personal Record.....................................................................................278 Information from the Records and Direct Investigations................................. 279 Data Analysis.......................................................................................................... 285 The Criminological Diagnosis...............................................................................291 Conclusions in View of Prognosis and Interventions.......................................... 294 References................................................................................................................... 295 Subject Index ............................................................................................................. 299
Detailed Table of Contents I Object and Methods 1 Starting Point and Aim...................................................................................... 3 2 Design of the Study............................................................................................ 2.1 Methodological Implications of a (Retrospective) Comparative Study . . 2.1.1 General Problems............................................................................. 2.1.2 The Problem of Hidden Criminality............................................... 2.2 Selection of the Groups in the Study........................................................ 2.3 Representativeness...................................................................................... 6 6 6 7 8 9 3 Investigative Procedure...................................................................................... 13 3.1 Conduct of the Examinations and Data Collection................................. 13 3.1.1 Contacting the Subjects.................................................................... 13 3.1.2 Collection of Data and Examination of the Subjects..................... 13 3.1.3 Data Collected in the Social Environment of the Subjects............ 15 3.1.4 Data Collected from Records and Written Information ............... 15 3.2 The Problem of Completeness and Correctness of Data........................... 17 4 Evaluation of the Data...................................................................................... 18 4.1 Preliminary Remarks ................................................................................
18 4.2 Stages and Directions of the Individual Evaluations .............................. 18 4.2.1 Processing the Data.......................................................................... 18 4.2.2 Statistical Evaluation....................................................................... 19 4.3 Evaluation with Regard to a Complex, Overall View.............................. 19 4.4 Summary.................................................................................................... 21 II Results in the Separate Areas 1 Preliminary Remarks......................................................................................... 1.1 Division into Separate Areas................................ .. ................................ 1.2 Comparisons with Other Studies.............................................................. 1.3 General Information on the Presentation.................................................. 25 25 26 27 2 The Social Spheres................................................................................................29 2.1 The Family of Orientation.......................................................................... 29 2.1.1 Preliminary Remarks....................................................................... 29 2.1.2 External Circumstances of the Family of Orientation..................... 29 2.1.2.1 Socioeconomic Status........................................................... 29 2.1.2.2 Other External Circumstances............................................. 30 2.1.2.3 Vertical Mobility of the Family of Orientation and
Intergenerational Mobility.................................................. 31 2.1.3 Internal Circumstances of the Family of Orientation . .................. 32
XVI Detailed Table of Contents 2.1.3.1 Structural Aspects................................................................ 32 2.1.3.2 Functional Aspects............................................................. 34 2.1.3.3 A Critical View................................................................... 36 2.1.3.4 Excursus: Social Class as a Factor...................................... 39 2.1.4 Summary............................................................................................. 40 2.2 The Sphere of Abode..................................................................................43 2.2.1 Preliminary Remarks..................................................................... 43 2.2.2 Places of Abode and Committal.................................................... 43 2.2.2.1 Overview.............................................................................. 43 2.2.22 Parents’ Home..................................................................... 45 2.2.2.3 Stays in Homes.................................................................. 46 2.2.2.4 Imprisonment..................................................................... 48 2.2.2.5 Military Service...................................................................... 49 2.2.2.6 Age of Separation from Parents’ Home............................. 49 2.2.2.7 Own Sphere of Living.......................................................... 51 2.2.3 Changes of Places of Abode.......................................................... 52 2.2.4
Summary......................................................................................... 54 2.3 The Sphere of Performance..................................................................... 55 2.3.1 Preliminary Remarks..................................................................... 55 2.3.2 School............................................................................................ 56 2.3.2.1 Level of Education............................................................. 56 23.2.2 Conspicuousness at School................................................. 58 2.3.2.3 The Socioscholastic Syndrome............................................ 60 2.3.2.4 Measures Taken by Schools............................................... 61 2.3.2.5 Early and Late Delinquents .............................................. 62 2.3.3 Occupational Training.................................................................. 63 2.3.3.1 Start and Completion of Occupational Training............... 63 2.3.3.2 Subjects with No Occupational Training.............................. 64 2.3.3.3 External Course of Occupational Training........................... 65 2.3.3.4 Behavior During Occupational Training .......................... 66 2.3.4 Employment....................................................................... 68 2.3.4.1 Occupational Position (at the Time of the Study)............... 68 2.3.4.2 Occupational Mobility....................................................... 69 2.3.4.3 Job Changes........................................................................ 71 2.3.4.4
Regularity of Employment................................................. 71 2.3.4.5 Behavior at Work................................................................... 73 2.3.4.6 The Syndrome of Lacking Occupational Adaptation .... 73 2.3.4.7 Employment, Imprisonment, and Special Situations in Life 74 2.3.4.8 Special Conspicuousness.................................................... 75 2.3.4.9 Early and Late Delinquents .............................................. 77 2.3.5 Summary.............................................................................................78 2.4 The Sphere of Leisure.............................................................................. 81 2.4.1 Preliminary Remarks..................................................................... 81 2.4.2 Availability of Leisure Time .......................................................... 82 2.4.2.1 Limitation and Extension of Leisure Time According to Age-groups........................................................................ 82 2.4.2.2 Direction of Leisure Time Extension ................................ 83
Detailed Table of Contents XVII 2.4.3 Structure and Course of Leisure..................................................... 85 2.4.3.1 Leisure Activities with Definite Courses.............................. 85 2.4.3.2 Leisure Activities with Courses Inside Certain Limits ... 86 2.4.3.3 Leisure Activities with Entirely Open Courses..................87 2.4.3.4 Structure and Course According to Age-groups.................. 89 2.4.4 Place of Leisure....................................................................................90 2.4.4.1 Place of Leisure According to Age-groups ........................ 90 2A4.2 Place of Leisure According to Whom the Subjects Lived with...................................................................................... 91 2.4.4.3 Place of Leisure of Subjects with No Room at Their Disposal....................................................................................92 2.4.5 Leisure Behavior and Social Class...................................................... 92 2.4.6 Leisure Behavior of Early and Late Delinquents........................... 94 2.4.7 The Leisure Syndrome.................................................................... 94 2.4.8 Summary............................................................................................ 96 2.5 The Sphere of Contacts............................................................................. 97 2.5.1 Preliminary Remarks....................................................................... 97 2.5.2 Contacts with the Family of
Orientation..........................................98 2.5.3 Contacts with Friends and Acquaintances....................................... 99 2.5.4 Contacts According to Age-groups and to Whom the Subjects Lived with...........................................................................................101 2.5.5 Sexual Contacts.................................................................................. 103 2.5.6 Own Family (of Procreation)..............................................................106 2.5.6.1 Behavior Before Marriage.....................................................107 2.5.6.2 Behavior During Marriage.....................................................108 2.5.6.3 Marriage and Criminality .....................................................110 2.5.7 The Contact Syndrome...................................................................... Ill 2.5.8 Summary............................................................................................112 3 Somatic, Psychiatric, and Psychological Aspects................................................113 3.1 Preliminary Remarks ................................................................................ 113 3.1.1 On the Somatic Aspects...................................................................... 113 3.1.2 On the Psychiatric and Psychological Aspects...................................113 3.2 Patient History and Physical Findings........................................................114 3.3 Laboratory
Tests...........................................................................................116 3.3.1 Cytogenetic Tests............................................................................... 116 3.3.2 Electroencephalograms and Echoencephalograms..........................116 3.4 Psychiatric and Psychological Examinations...............................................117 3.4.1 Impressions from the Examination Situation...................................117 3.4.2 Psychiatric Explorations................................................................... 117 3.4.2.1 Psychoses............................................................................... 117 3.4.2.2 Endoreactive Urges................................................................ 118 3.4.2.3 Other Mental Disorders ........................................................118 3.4.3 Psychological Test Findings................................................................ 120 3.4.3.1 Preliminajy Remarks..............................................................120 3.4.3.2 Conduct and Results of the Psychological Tests .................120 3.4.3.3 Critical Evaluation of the Findings ......................................122
XVIII Detailed Table of Contents 3.4.4 Attitudes Related to a Specific Life-style........................................... 123 3.5 Summary........................................................................................................ 124 4 The Sphere of Delinquency...................................................................................125 4.1 Preliminary Remarks ...................................................................................125 4.2 (Pre-)Delinquent Behavior and Actual Criminality.................................. 125 4.2.1 Social Conspicuousness and “Offenses” During Childhood .... 125 4.2.2 Registered and Nonregistered Delinquency at the Age of Criminal Responsibility......................................................................................127 4.3 The Entire Registered Delinquency of the О-Subjects and Its Sanctioning....................................................................................................... 129 4.3.1 Sanctions and Imprisonment............................................................. 129 4.3.2 Frequency and Seriousness of Offenses............................................. 130 4.3.3 Typical Offenses...................................................................................131 4.3.4 The Spectrum of Delinquency of the Individual Subjects..................134 4.3.5 The Development of Relative Frequency and Seriousness of Offenses................................................................................................. 135 4.3.6 The Development of Offense
Types....................................................136 4.4 The Total Delinquency and Social Conspicuousness of the О-Subjects . 137 4.5 The Criminological Appearance of the О-Subjects’Offenses.....................139 4.5.1 Criminological Content and Dimension of the Appearance of the Offense.................................................................................................... 139 4.5.2 The Period Immediately Preceding the Offense................................. 140 4.5.3 The Event of the Offense......................................................................143 4.5.4 The Period Following the Offense.......................................................144 4.6 The Development of Offenses out of Certain Situations in the О-Subjects’ Lives..............................................................................................146 4.7 The Registered Delinquency of the G-Subjects........................................ 149 4.7.1 Offenses and Sanctions.........................................................................149 4.7.2 The Social Conspicuousness of the Previously Convicted G-Subjects..............................................................................................150 4.8 Summary........................................................................................................151 5 Survey of the Individual Findings..........................................................................154 III Complex, Overall View ] Methodological
Considerations..............................................................................163 1.1 Limits of Statistical Analysis .........................................................................163 1.2 Limits of Individual Case Studies................................................................ 164 1.3 Conception of Ideal Types...............................................................................165 2 Comparison of Ideal-typical Behavior of O- and G-Subjects.................................169 2.1 Preliminary Remarks .....................................................................................169 2.2 A Synopsis of Ideal-typical Behavior Patterns............................................. 170 2.2.1 The Behavior of the Subjects in Connection with (Parental) Child Rearing During Childhood...................................................................170
Detailed Table of Contents XIX 2.2.2 The Sphere of Abode....................................................................... 170 2.2.3 The Sphere of Performance.............................................................. 172 2.2.3.1 School...................................................................................172 2.2.3.2 Occupational Training........................................................ 172 2.2.3.3 Employment..........................................................................174 2.2.4 The Sphere of Leisure....................................................................... 175 2.2.4.1 Availability of Leisure Time............................................... 175 2.2.4.2 Structure and Course of Leisure Activities ........................176 2.2.4.3 Place of Leisure....................................................................177 2.2.5 The Sphere of Contacts.................................................................... 177 2.2.5.1 Given Contacts...................................................................... 177 2.2.5.2 Self-chosen Contacts with Friends and Acquaintances ... 178 2.2.5.3 Sexual Contacts...................................................................... 178 2.2.5.4 Own Family (of Procreation)..................................................179 3 Comparisons in the Cross Section....................................................................... 181 3.1 Preliminary Remarks .................................................................................. 181 3.2 The Analysis of Daily
Routines................................................................. 181 3.3 Criminorelevant Constellations and Criteria...............................................182 3.3.1 Forming the Constellations................................................................ 182 3.3.2 Verifying the Constellations................................................................ 183 3.3.3 The Content of the Criminorelevant Criteria .................................186 3.3.3.1 The Criteria of the Criminovalent Constellation...............186 3.3.3.2 The Criteria of the Criminoresistant Constellation.............. 188 3.3.3.3 Further Criminorelevant Criteria .........................................190 3.3.4 Summary..............................................................................................194 4 Comparisons in the Longitudinal Section .......................................................... 195 4.1 Preliminary Remarks ................................................................................ 195 4.2 The Overview Forms..................................................................................... 195 4.3 “Twin” Pairs of O- and G-Subjects............................................................. 196 4.3.1 Fundamental Importance................................................................... 196 4.3.2 Presentation of “Twin” Pairs..............................................................197 4.3.2.1 Groups with Comparable Fates and Difficulties Involved . 197 4.3.2.2 Unfavorable Conditions at Home.........................................199
4.3.2.3 Physical Disability................................................................ 201 4.3.2.4 Marked Strains in the Sphere of Performance.....................202 4.3.2.5 Particular Forms of Leisure and Contact Behavior.............. 203 4.3.3 Summary.............................................................................................. 204 4.4 The Position of the Offense in the Longitudinal Section of Life................. 205 4.4.1 Fundamental Importance................................................................... 205 4.4.2 The Continuous Development Toward Criminality Beginning During Early Youth............................................................................ 206 4.4.3 The Development Toward Criminality Beginning During Adolescence or the Early Years of Adulthood...................................209 4.4.4 Criminality as a Sudden Event...........................................................212 4.4.5 Criminality in the Course of Personality Maturation....................... 214
XX Detailed Table of Contents 4.4.6 Criminality Despite No Other Social Conspicuousness...................216 4.4.7 Summary............................................................................................... 217 5 Patterns ofRelevance and Value Orientation.....................................................219 6 Summary: The Unity ofthe Offender in the Context ofHis Social Relationships........................................................................................................ 223 IV Applied Criminology - The Method and Criteria of Criminological Diagnosis and Prognosis 1 Importance and Range............................................................................................227 1.1 The Aim of Applied Criminology................................................................... 227 1.2 The Special Nature of the Comparative Analysis of Individual Cases Based on Ideal Types ..................................................................................... 228 13 Capability and Limits..................................................................................... 230 2 The Criminological Assessment ofIndividual Cases..............................................234 2.1 Collecting the Necessary Information..........................................................234 2.1.1 The Criminological Exploration of the Subject............................... 234 2.1.2 Further Sources of Information ........................................................238 2.2 Data Analysis
............................................................................................... 238 2.2.1 Analysis of the Longitudinal Section of Life..................................... 239 2.2.1.1 Analysis of General Social Behavior..................................... 239 2.2.1.2 Analysis of the Sphere of Delinquency...................... 240 2.2.2 Analysis of the Cross Section of Life..................................................243 2.2.3 Patterns of Relevance and Value Orientation.................................. 245 2.2.3.1 Patterns of Relevance..............................................................245 2.2.3.2 Value Orientation....................................................................247 2.3 The Criminological Diagnosis ......................................................................247 2.3.1 Criteria of Reference of the Criminological Triad............................ 248 2.3.1.1 The Position of the Offense in the Longitudinal Section of Life.............................................................................................. 249 2.3.1.2 The Criminorelevant Constellations....................................... 249 2.3.1.3 Patterns of Relevance and Value Orientation........................ 251 2.3.2 Criminality in the Life of the Offender in the Context of His Social Relationships....................................................................................... 252 2.3.2.1 The Continuous Development Toward Criminality Beginning During Early Youth................................................253 2.3.2.2 The Development
Toward Criminality Beginning During Adolescence or the Early Years of Adulthood....................... 255 2.3.2.3 Criminality in the Course of Personality Maturation .... 256 2.3.2.4 Criminality Despite No Other Social Conspicuousness . . 258 2.3.2.5 Criminality as a Sudden Event............................................... 259 2.3.3 “Special Aspects” in the Life of the Offender, Particularly in View of Prognosis and Interventions........................................................... 260 2.3.4 The Offender in the Context of His Social Relationships During Imprisonment...................................................................................... 262
Detailed Table of Contents XXI 2.4 Conclusions ...............................................................................................264 2.4.1 Prognosis..............................................................................................264 2.4.2 Interventions (and Treatment).......................................................... 266 3 General Explanations on the Presentation ofaCriminological Assessment . . .271 Appendix - The Criminological Assessment of a Case 1 Survey of Personal Record..................................................................................278 2 Information from the Records and Direct Investigations...................................279 2.1 General Social Behavior...............................................................................279 2.1.1 Childhood and Child Rearing (Family of Orientation)..................279 2.1.2 The Sphere of Abode......................................................................... 280 2.1.3 The Sphere of Performance................................................................ 280 2.1.4 The Sphere of Leisure......................................................................... 281 2.1.5 The Sphere of Contacts...................................................................... 282 2.1.6 Alcohol and Drug Consumption....................................................... 283 2.2 The Sphere of Delinquency......................................................................... 283 2.2.1 Previous Offenses, Convictions, and Sentences Served....................283 2.2.2 Last Offenses
.....................................................................................284 2.3 Orientation in Life........................................................................................284 3 Data Analysis.......................................................................................................285 3.1 The Analysis of the Longitudinal Section of Life ....................................285 3.1.1 Behavior in the Various Social Spheres ............................................285 3.1.1.1 Child Rearing......................................................................... 285 3.1.1.2 The Sphere of Abode and Living............................................285 3.1.1.3 The Sphere of Performance ..................................................285 3.1.1.4 The Sphere of Leisure............................................................. 286 3.1.1.5 The Sphere of Contacts.......................................................... 287 3.1.2 The Sphere of Delinquency................................................................ 287 3.2 The Analysis of the Cross Section of Life.................................................. 288 3.2.1 O-Criteria........................................................................................... 288 3.2.2 G-Criteria...........................................................................................289 3.3 Patterns of Relevance and Value Orientation ............................................289 3.3.1 Patterns of Relevance......................................................................... 289
3.3.2 Value Orientation............................................................................... 290 4 The Criminological Diagnosis............................................................................ 291 4.1 Assessment on the Basis of the Criteria of Reference of the Criminological Triad..................................................................................... 291 4.2 “Special Aspects” in the Life of the Offender, Particularly in View of Prognosis and Interventions..........................................................................292 5 Conclusions in View of Prognosis and Interventions............................................294 References................................................................................................................295 Subject Index ..........................................................................................................299
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| spellingShingle | Göppinger, Hans 1919-1996 Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis Délinquance juvénile - Allemagne - Tübingen - Études longitudinales Jeunes délinquants - Allemagne - Tübingen - Études longitudinales Juvenile delinquency Germany Tübingen Longitudinal studies Juvenile delinquents Germany Tübingen Longitudinal studies Ursache (DE-588)4062163-7 gnd Ätiologie (DE-588)4000646-3 gnd Kriminalität (DE-588)4033178-7 gnd |
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| title | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis |
| title_auth | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis |
| title_exact_search | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis |
| title_full | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis H. Göppinger |
| title_fullStr | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis H. Göppinger |
| title_full_unstemmed | Life style and criminality basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis H. Göppinger |
| title_short | Life style and criminality |
| title_sort | life style and criminality basic research and its application criminological diagnosis and prognosis |
| title_sub | basic research and its application: criminological diagnosis and prognosis |
| topic | Délinquance juvénile - Allemagne - Tübingen - Études longitudinales Jeunes délinquants - Allemagne - Tübingen - Études longitudinales Juvenile delinquency Germany Tübingen Longitudinal studies Juvenile delinquents Germany Tübingen Longitudinal studies Ursache (DE-588)4062163-7 gnd Ätiologie (DE-588)4000646-3 gnd Kriminalität (DE-588)4033178-7 gnd |
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