1
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what is a lobotomy?
A
major procedure
involves cutting the connection between frontal lobes and thalamus
2
Q
what is a lobotmy used to treat?
A
paranoid schizophrenia
sexually motivated and spontaneously violent criminal acts
3
Q
what can lobotomoy’s have?
A
serious side effects
4
Q
what has occured to lobotomy’s in a reecent times?
A
very few are performed
WJEC criminology- Level 3 Advanced Diploma
flashcards
Decks in class (172)
# Cards
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1.10
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legal or illegal and punishment13
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types of crime8
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white collar crimes11
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state crime10
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Rwanda genocide9
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moral crime3
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countylines7
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technological crime- cybercrime12
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hate crime10
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honour crime5
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domestic violence11
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1.20
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unreported crimes3
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personal reasons9
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social and cultural reasons11
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1.30
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consequences of unreported crime9
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crimes in the media6
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newspapers- crimes in the media11
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newspaper values9
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television- crimes in the media17
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1.40
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films- crimes in the media3
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gaming- crimes in the media12
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social media- crimes in the media6
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music- crimes in the media6
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1.50
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media representation- impact 1.53
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moral panic- Mods and Rockers- media representation10
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moral panic7
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changing public concerns and attitude- islamophobia and terrorism8
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changing public concerns and attitude- homophobia6
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perceptions of crime trends7
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stereotyping criminals9
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response and punishment5
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priorities and emphasis6
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1.60
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crime statistics10
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validity7
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ethics of research4
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2.10
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campaigns5
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policy7
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Sarah's law- campaigns to change the law13
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clare's law8
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campaigns to change agency priority5
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Campaigns to Achieving a Funding Change3
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campaigns to change awareness2
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Campaigns to Change Attitudes2
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2.20
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Blogs- changing awareness of crime6
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UNIT 2- criminogical theories0
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1.10
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court sanctions8
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non court sanctions8
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meaning behind crimes6
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different offences6
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1.20
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social construct8
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Polygamy0
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polygamy3
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polygamy- where is it legal3
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polygamy- where is it illegal3
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why polygamy laws vary3
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homosexuality0
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homosexuality3
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why homosexuality laws vary4
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cannabis0
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why is cannabis legal5
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where is cannabis illegal4
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why cannabis laws vary4
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south port murders0
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moral panic- south port6
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murder to riots- HOW?6
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outcome of the south port riots8
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AC1.20
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physical and corporal punishment7
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capital punishment8
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corporal punishment7
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how laws are applied due to circumstances8
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AC2.1 physiological criminal theories0
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Lombroso's theory 1876- Atavistic form4
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atavistic form- general features5
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evaluation of Lombroso's theory- atavistic form4
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Sheldon's somatotypes3
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somatotypes detail8
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evaluation of Sheldon's somatotypes4
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genetic theroies1
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lombroso's theory3
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case study example osborn and west1
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twins theory4
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case study example christiansen's theory5
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evaluation of twin studies8
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adoption studies8
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evaluation of adoption studies8
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Jacobs XYY study8
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evaluation of Jacob's XYY study8
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brain injuries5
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case study: Charles Whitman6
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biochemical0
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sex hormones6
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blood sugar levels and alcohol abuse4
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evaluation of biochemical reasoning to offending7
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psychoanalysis0
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freud psychoanalysis7
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ID4
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super ego3
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ego4
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weak superego4
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too harsh or unforgiving ego5
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deviant superego7
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evaluation of Freud's psycho-dynamic approach8
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bowlby's maternal deprivation5
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bowlby's maternal deprivation study8
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evaluation of bowlby's maternal deprivation theory8
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eysenck's personality theory5
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extraversion (eysenck's persoanlity theory)4
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neuroticism (eysenck's personality theory)2
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psychoticism (eysenck's personality theory)2
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evaluation of eysenck's personality theory10
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LEARNING THEORIES0
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Sutherland's 1947 differential association theory7
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evaluation of sutherland's differential association theory- strengths5
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evaluation of Sutherland's differential association theory- limitations9
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operant conditioning0
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operant conditioning6
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AC 4.10
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biochemical theories influencing policies0
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Biochemical crime control process3
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alcohol abuse- biochemcial theories5
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heroin addiction- biochemical ttheiries6
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sex offenders- biochemical6
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lobotomy- biochemical4
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Eugenics- genetic theories4
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Nazis 'racial purity' policies8
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AC4.20
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social changes and affects on policy development2
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drink driving- public perception of crime3
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timeline of the public perception of drink driving (crime)8
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immigration anf racism- demographic changes7
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timeline of demographic changes- immigration and racism5
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windrush generation8
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windrush scandal8
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timeline- windrush4
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cultural changes and LBGT rights6
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timeline- LGBT rights and cultural changes3
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AC 4.30
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newspaper campaigns that have affected policy making0
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sarah's law5
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year and a day rule8
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pressure group campaigns0
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PAS- protection against stalking6
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INQUEST11
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individual campaigns0
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clare's law- individual campaign8
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double jeapoardy law8
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social changes0
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drink driving4
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law timeline relating to drink driving7
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LGBT4
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law timeline relating to LGBT4
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AC1.3 crime scene to courtroom1
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types of evidence7
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locards exchange principal- regarding evidence8
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blood stains- types of evidence4
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semen stains- types of evidence4
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hair sample- types of evidence4
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testimonial evidence - analysis?4
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rights of the suspect1
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police arresting power- rights of the suspect2
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whilst being detained- rights of the suspect0
