Comparative Analysis of Social Control Theory in Criminology
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This report delves into the social control theory within criminology, focusing on its role in understanding and explaining criminal behavior. The report highlights the theory's core principles, such as the importance of conventional activities, commitment, belief in moral strength, and attachment. It contrasts crime rates and safety perceptions in Nigeria and South Africa, using the theory to analyze factors influencing crime. The report examines how social control mechanisms and individual self-control impact crime rates, concluding that Nigeria is safer for tourists than South Africa based on the theory's application. This report provides a comparative analysis, exploring the influence of economic conditions and political stability on crime, and offering insights into tourist safety based on criminological principles.
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