This idea was outlined by using the example of a man named Kelly who has to distinguishbetween "regulars" and "strangers".
Sampson and Raudebush argued that the effect that this theory purports to explain is actually due tocollective efficacy. This idea was outlined by using the example of a man named Kelly who has to distinguishbetween "regulars" and "strangers". This idea, which was originally outlined in a 1982 Atlantic Monthlyarticle, was tested by (*) Philip Zimbardo leaving an abandoned car in both the Bronx and Palo Alto. This ideawas first illustrated in an article by George Kelling and James Q. Wilson, and inspired William J. Bratton's "zerotolerance"policies. For 10 points, name this criminological theory which states that minor crimes like vandalismsignal a breakdown in order that leads to more serious crime.
Sampson and Raudebush argued that the effect that this theory purports to explain is actually due tocollective efficacy.
Broken Windows theory