Turning to Crime Flashcards
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Farrington
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John Bowlby - material deptivation Cambridge 411 10-13 14-16 32 48 Chronic offenders
2
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Sutherland
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Bandura's SLT Criminal behaviour learnt Differential association 9 Principles 2 core assumptions
3
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Wikstrom and Tafel
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Crime often linked with poor - must investigate other factors 2000 year 10 students 45 31 10 4 1 in 8 Drugs Drunk EF
4
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Raine
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Phineas Gage Before was mild-mannered and likeable After became short-tempered and more aggressive (e.g. swearing) Review + Summary Heart rate Pre-frontal lobe Birth complications
5
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Brunner
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Price found that chromosome abnormalities can alter behaviour 5 males Point-mutation Impaired serotonin metabolism Aggression
6
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Daly and Wilson
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80/20 split between Ms and Fs convicted Homicides Local life expectancy Police, school and demographic records Strong -ve Absenteeism
7
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Yochelson and Samenow
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Cornish and Clark - criminal behaviour is a result of rational thinking Criminal personality 225 males Restless Requests Desire Decision-making 9 changed 52 thinking errors
8
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Kohlberg
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Extend Freud’s research in child development
58 boys
7, 10, 13, 16
Younger
9
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Gudjohnsson and Bownes
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Rotter - offenders more likely to have an external locus of control Attribution 80 prisoners 3 groups Sex Vio Vio Sex
