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CRACKING THE CODE: AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY AND COMPUTER CRIME

Robert G. Morris University of Texas, Dallas
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Ashley G. Blackburn University of North Texas
Pages 1-34 | Published online: 10 Jan 2012

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Katalin Parti, Thomas E Dearden & James Hawdon. (2022) Understanding the Overlap of Online Offending and Victimization: Using Cluster Analysis to Examine Group Differences. Victims & Offenders 17:5, pages 712-734.
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Brooke Nodeland & Robert Morris. (2020) A Test of Social Learning Theory and Self-Control on Cyber Offending. Deviant Behavior 41:1, pages 41-56.
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Tamar Berenblum, Marleen Weulen Kranenbarg & David Maimon. (2019) Out of control online? A combined examination of peer-offending and perceived formal and informal social control in relation to system-trespassing. Journal of Crime and Justice 42:5, pages 616-631.
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Adam M. Bossler. (2019) Perceived formal and informal sanctions on the willingness to commit cyber attacks against domestic and foreign targets. Journal of Crime and Justice 42:5, pages 599-615.
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Christopher M. Donner. (2016) The Gender Gap and Cybercrime: An Examination of College Students’ Online Offending. Victims & Offenders 11:4, pages 556-577.
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RobertG. Morris, MatthewC. Johnson & GeorgeE. Higgins. (2009) The role of gender in predicting the willingness to engage in digital piracy among college students. Criminal Justice Studies 22:4, pages 393-404.
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Marleen Weulen Kranenbarg. (2022) When do they offend together? Comparing co-offending between different types of cyber-offenses and traditional offenses. Computers in Human Behavior 130, pages 107186.
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David Maimon, C. Jordan Howell & George W. Burruss. (2021) Restrictive deterrence and the scope of hackers’ reoffending: Findings from two randomized field trials. Computers in Human Behavior 125, pages 106943.
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Thomas E. Dearden & Katalin Parti. (2021) Cybercrime, Differential Association, and Self-Control: Knowledge Transmission Through Online Social Learning. American Journal of Criminal Justice 46:6, pages 935-955.
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Adam M. Bossler. (2021) Neutralizing Cyber Attacks: Techniques of Neutralization and Willingness to Commit Cyber Attacks. American Journal of Criminal Justice 46:6, pages 911-934.
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Adam M. Bossler. (2021) Perceived Formal and Informal Sanctions in Deterring Cybercrime in a College Sample. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 37:3, pages 452-470.
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Marleen Weulen Kranenbarg, Stijn Ruiter & Jean-Louis Van Gelder. (2019) Do cyber-birds flock together? Comparing deviance among social network members of cyber-dependent offenders and traditional offenders. European Journal of Criminology 18:3, pages 386-406.
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Ericsson Marin, Mohammed Almukaynizi, Eric Nunes, Jana Shakarian & Paulo Shakarian. (2018) Predicting Hacker Adoption on Darkweb Forums Using Sequential Rule Mining. Predicting Hacker Adoption on Darkweb Forums Using Sequential Rule Mining.
Marleen Weulen Kranenbarg, Stijn Ruiter, Jean-Louis van Gelder & Wim Bernasco. (2018) Cyber-Offending and Traditional Offending over the Life-Course: an Empirical Comparison. Journal of Developmental and Life-Course Criminology 4:3, pages 343-364.
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Byung H. Lee. (2017) Explaining Cyber Deviance among School-Aged Youth. Child Indicators Research 11:2, pages 563-584.
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Brooke Miller & Robert G. Morris. (2016) Virtual Peer Effects in Social Learning Theory. Crime & Delinquency 62:12, pages 1543-1569.
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Bradford W. Reyns & Billy Henson. (2015) The Thief With a Thousand Faces and the Victim With None. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 60:10, pages 1119-1139.
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Robert G. Morris & Matthew C. Johnson. (2010) Sedentary Activities, Peer Behavior, and Delinquency Among American Youth. Crime & Delinquency 60:6, pages 939-968.
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Bradford W. Reyns, Billy Henson & Bonnie S. Fisher. 2014. The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology. The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology 1 7 .
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Robert G. Morris. 2011. Corporate Hacking and Technology-Driven Crime. Corporate Hacking and Technology-Driven Crime 1 17 .
Robert G. Morris & George E. Higgins. (2010) Criminological theory in the digital age: The case of social learning theory and digital piracy. Journal of Criminal Justice 38:4, pages 470-480.
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