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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Shuler final c-map, innovator or conformist Kody becomes an innovator "Monster Kody", Control-Bonding Theory however, the development of Social Bonding leads Kody to discover the importance of Polity Kinship Religion Education, Rational Choice Theory Kody's choice to be in a gang sent him to Prison, Racism was such an important factor in making Kody want restorative justice so that he could work to empower his "afrikan" people Restorative Justice, Anomie-Strain Theory leads to "Monster Kody", Deterrence Theory lead to Restorative Justice, Social Disorganization Theory causes Anomie-Strain Theory, Hypodermic Syringe Model later leads to the change into Sanyika Shakur, Neighborhood older gang members like "Tookie" who lived in Kody's neighborhood were the only role models Kody had to look up to Rational Choice Theory, Neighborhood encourages Social Disorganization Theory, Control-Bonding Theory lack of this contributes to "Monster Kody", Social Disorganization Theory leads to lack of Collective Efficacy, Neighborhood neighborhood settings and surroundings lead to rational choices Kody had to make, un- fortunately he only had so many options Rational Choice Theory, Sanyika Shakur made the gradual change to Sanyika as a new member of society and ultimately a new person, Polity Kinship Religion Education are some of the core sociological institutions that lead Kody to become Sanyika Shakur, Polity Kinship Religion Education Especially religion (Islam) lead Kody to seek Restorative Justice, Control-Bonding Theory lack of this leads Kody to Rational Choice Theory, Restorative Justice aids the process of becoming Sanyika Shakur, Hypodermic Syringe Model also causes Anomie-Strain Theory, Deterrence Theory prison failed as a deterrent but served as a place of education for Kody which made him desire Restorative Justice