Essays on Crespi

Introduction

A crime is defined as an act or omission, which establishes an offence, and is punishable by law. Crimes are committed by both males and females in any society, and the United Kingdom is no exception to this rule. Naturally, the gender of a person often dictates the rate, type and the extent of crime committed. Although a committed crime has the same legal consequences, there exists some differences in terms of who commit them, the rate of their commission and the extent to which they are committed. The rate of crimes committed by males is more than that ...

Socialization is the process of transforming a child into a responsible individual aware of his or her roles and position in the society by educating them on the social norms, laws of the environment and customs. It promotes the holistic development of a child. It also helps the child learn how to relate to others by learning various aspects of communication as well as how to respect and appreciate others as well as their cultures (Crespi 3).

What are Gender Roles?

Gender roles are society norm sets that show what kind of behavior is accepted for a person based on their sex. Thus, ...

The debate regarding performance enhancing drugs such as anabolic steroids has been a heated one, as high-profile instances of "juicing" have led to professional sports celebrities like Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa gaining unfair advantages over other players. Olympic drug scandals occur nearly every competition, and horror stories about steroid abuse and addiction clutter the news. However, despite the extremely negative press that exists regarding the use of anabolic steroids, there are some benefits to using it, and with safe use, steroids can provide ethical advantages to many athletes and people of all ages in all walks of life. In ...