Theory portfolio

Develop a "theory portfolio." You portfolio should consist of 10 theoretical perspectives and each entry should consist of 1-2 pages that includes the following aspects: Provide an overall summary of the theory Summarize the most important theoretical predictions and assumptions proposed by each theory Note the key strengths and weaknesses of the theoretical model In addition to using the main theorists listed below, add one more author, of your choosing from your reading list, that furthers the original theory and provide a short summary of their contribution to the theory Your theory portfolio should follow this format: Deterrence - Beccaria, 1764 Biological theories - Lombroso, 1876 Psychological theories - Goddard, 1914 Social Disorganization - Durkheim, 1893; Shaw & McKay, 1942 Anomie - Merton, 1938, 1968 Strain - Agnew, 1985, 1992, 2001 Subcultural - (you can pick two from this list) Miller, 1958; Cloward & Ohlin, 1960; Wolfgang & Ferracuti, 1967; Anderson, 1999 Social control - Hirschi, 1969 Social Bond - Gottfredson & Hirschi, 1990 Differential association - Sutherland, 1934-1947 Learning theory - Bandura, 1973 As you can see from the list above, there are only two theories where both of your options are chosen for you (i.e., Social Disorganization; Social Control and Social Bond), for each of the other theories, you may choose your own second author to use. Additionally, the reason you may find more than one year listed for some authors is to draw your attention to how they have advanced the original theory.