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Theoretical perspective

Theoretical perspective refers to an orientation to understanding the causes of human behavior and the treatment of abnormality.

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Theoretical terms

Theoretical terms referr to those terms that are employed to explain empirical observations according to logical positivism,

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Theories of victimization

Deutsch: Theorien der Viktimisierung / Español: Teorías de victimización / Português: Teorias de vitimização / Français: Théories de la victimisation / Italiano: Teorie della vittimizzazione /

Theories of victimization refer to theories that explain the role that victims play in the crimes that happen to them.

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Theory

Deutsch: Theorie / Español: Teoría / Português: Teoria / Français: Théorie / Italiano: Teoria /

Theory refers to an organized set of concepts that explains a phenomenon or set of phenomena.


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Theory of Change Highlights

Theory of Change highlights the underlying assumptions, beliefs, and theories about creating change.

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Theory of correspondent inferences

Theory of correspondent inferences refers to how behavior relates to the social norms for the current situation.

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Theory of evolution

Theory of evolution is a theory proposed by Charles Darwin to explain how change occurs in nature

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Theory of forms

Theory of forms refers to Plato's contention that ultimate reality consists of abstract ideas or forms that correspond to all objects in the empirical world. Knowledge of these abstractions is innate and can be attained only through introspection.

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