media

Question 1

Ericson

Answer 1

toronto - 45%-71% of press and radio news was about deviance

Question 2

Schlesinger and Tumber

Answer 2

60s - focus as murderers and petty crimes
90s less interest due to abolition of death penalty, focus on drug and child abuse, terrorism, football hooliganism and mugging

Question 3

Soothill and Walby

Answer 3

newspaper reported rape cases increased from under 1/4 in 1951 to over 1/3 in 1985 - portrayed as perpetrators as psychopathic strangers

Question 4

Galtung and Ruge

Answer 4

news values
e.g. violence, elite persons, personalisation, immediacy (breaking news)

Question 5

Cohen and Young

Answer 5

news not discovered but manufactured

Question 6

Mandel

Answer 6

1945-84 over 10 billion crime thriller books were sold worldwide
25% of prime TV and 20% of filmed were crime based
violence drugs sex crimes overrepresented, villains are higher in status, white MC men

Question 7

Bandura

Answer 7

copycat violence
36 boys and 36 girls in 3 conditions
when watched role model beat up doll children committed most violent acts
most violent = same sex as SLT says identify with role model
A03 = purpose of doll is to be hit

Question 8

Haywood and Young
cultural criminology

Answer 8

making material goods desirable turns crime itself into a commodity - perfume adverts

Question 9

Stan Cohen

Answer 9

moral panics and folk devils
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