Chapter 43: Deciding to Commit a Burglary; Richard T. Wright and Scott H. Decker
Main reasons behind
the burglary:
2. Money to solve an immediate problem (no long-term goals)
3. Governed largely by the amount of money in their pocket at the time
4. Even if they had sufficient cash, unwilling to pass up opportunities
Spending Motivations:
1. Keeping the party going
2. Keeping up appearances
3. Keeping things together
Why Burglary?
1. Work not a viable solution
2. Lifestyle
3. Temporary
4. Quick and Legal Unavailable
5. Main Line
The Seduction of Residential Burglary
Chapter 44: Gay
Male Christian Couples and Sexual Exclusivity
Typology of Gay Male Christian Couples
Category A: expectationally and behaviorally exclusive
Category B: expectationally exclusive but not behaviorally
Category C: expectationally and behaviorally non-exclusive
Category D: expectationally non-exclusive and behaviorally exclusive
Category A: expectationally and behaviorally exclusive
3 Reasons for Sexual
Exclusivity
1. Total Commitment
2. Complete Mutual Satisfaction
3. Conventional Christian Ethics
Category C: expectationally and behaviorally non-exclusive
3 Reasons for Non-Exclusivity
1. Search for Variety and Excitement
2. Absence of Normative Guidelines
3. Egalitarianism
Category B: expectationally exclusive but not behaviorally
4 Regulatory Mechanisms
1. Ground Rules
2. Concealment
3. Disclosure
4. Preventing Sex from Developing into Affair