criminological
/,kriminə'lɔdʤik/ Cách viết khác : (criminological) /,kriminə'lɔdʤikəl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to criminology: Pertaining to the scientific study of crime, its causes, effects, and social control.
- Involving criminological methods or theories: Connected to the principles, research, or analysis used within the field of criminology.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The professor presented a criminological analysis of the crime trends.
- Her research has significant criminological value for understanding juvenile delinquency.
- This journal publishes criminological studies from around the world.
Advanced Usage
- "criminological perspective": A viewpoint or framework informed by the theories and research of criminology.
- The report examined the case from a criminological perspective, focusing on social factors.
- "criminological theory": A systematic set of ideas formulated to explain crime and criminal behavior.
- The course covers major criminological theories from classical to contemporary approaches.
Variants and Related Words
- Criminology (n): The scientific study of crime and criminal behavior.
- She is pursuing a degree in criminology.
- Criminologist (n): An expert in or student of criminology.
- The criminologist testified as an expert witness.
Synonyms
- Penological: Relating to the study of prison management and the rehabilitation of offenders. (Note: More specific to punishment systems).
- Sociological of crime: Pertaining to the social aspects and study of crime. (Note: A descriptive phrase, not a single word).
Related Phrases
- Criminological research: Systematic investigation conducted within the field of criminology.
- The government funded new criminological research on cybercrime.
- Criminological data: Information or statistics collected for the study of crime.
- The policy was revised based on the latest criminological data.
Adjective
- of or relating to or involved in criminology