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WJEC criminology- Level 3 Advanced Diploma > UNIT 2- criminogical theories > Flashcards

UNIT 2- criminogical theories Flashcards

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WJEC criminology- Level 3 Advanced Diploma (157 decks)

legal or illegal and punishment

white collar crimes

Rwanda genocide

technological crime- cybercrime

domestic violence

unreported crimes

personal reasons

social and cultural reasons

consequences of unreported crime

crimes in the media

newspapers- crimes in the media

newspaper values

television- crimes in the media

films- crimes in the media

gaming- crimes in the media

social media- crimes in the media

music- crimes in the media

media representation- impact 1.5

moral panic- Mods and Rockers- media representation

changing public concerns and attitude- islamophobia and terrorism

changing public concerns and attitude- homophobia

perceptions of crime trends

stereotyping criminals

response and punishment

priorities and emphasis

crime statistics

ethics of research

Sarah's law- campaigns to change the law

campaigns to change agency priority

Campaigns to Achieving a Funding Change

campaigns to change awareness

Campaigns to Change Attitudes

Blogs- changing awareness of crime

UNIT 2- criminogical theories

court sanctions

non court sanctions

meaning behind crimes

different offences

social construct

polygamy- where is it legal

polygamy- where is it illegal

why polygamy laws vary

why homosexuality laws vary

why is cannabis legal

where is cannabis illegal

why cannabis laws vary

south port murders

moral panic- south port

murder to riots- HOW?

outcome of the south port riots

physical and corporal punishment

capital punishment

corporal punishment

how laws are applied due to circumstances

AC2.1 physiological criminal theories

Lombroso's theory 1876- Atavistic form

atavistic form- general features

evaluation of Lombroso's theory- atavistic form

Sheldon's somatotypes

somatotypes detail

evaluation of Sheldon's somatotypes

genetic theroies

lombroso's theory

case study example osborn and west

case study example christiansen's theory

evaluation of twin studies

adoption studies

evaluation of adoption studies

Jacobs XYY study

evaluation of Jacob's XYY study

case study: Charles Whitman

blood sugar levels and alcohol abuse

evaluation of biochemical reasoning to offending

freud psychoanalysis

too harsh or unforgiving ego

deviant superego

evaluation of Freud's psycho-dynamic approach

bowlby's maternal deprivation

bowlby's maternal deprivation study

evaluation of bowlby's maternal deprivation theory

eysenck's personality theory

extraversion (eysenck's persoanlity theory)

neuroticism (eysenck's personality theory)

psychoticism (eysenck's personality theory)

evaluation of eysenck's personality theory

LEARNING THEORIES

Sutherland's 1947 differential association theory

evaluation of sutherland's differential association theory- strengths

evaluation of Sutherland's differential association theory- limitations

operant conditioning

operant conditioning

biochemical theories influencing policies

Biochemical crime control process

alcohol abuse- biochemcial theories

heroin addiction- biochemical ttheiries

sex offenders- biochemical

lobotomy- biochemical

Eugenics- genetic theories

Nazis 'racial purity' policies

social changes and affects on policy development

drink driving- public perception of crime

timeline of the public perception of drink driving (crime)

immigration anf racism- demographic changes

timeline of demographic changes- immigration and racism

windrush generation

windrush scandal

timeline- windrush

cultural changes and LBGT rights

timeline- LGBT rights and cultural changes

newspaper campaigns that have affected policy making

year and a day rule

pressure group campaigns

PAS- protection against stalking

individual campaigns

clare's law- individual campaign

double jeapoardy law

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