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definitions for crime
Social definition of crime,
What is the legal definition of c...,
Deviance applied to societal norms
5
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TIME, PLACE AND CULTURE
Time,
Place,
Culture
4
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consequences of unreported crime
What are they,
Ripple effect,
Culture
9
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ac1.2
Age,
Self defence,
Intent
3
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social values, norms and mores on policy development
Examples to use
1
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examples for AC1.5
Moral panic,
Stereotyping of criminals,
Perception of crime trends
5
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what to use for what theories
Learning theories,
Genetic theories,
Physiological theories
6
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types of fallacies
What are they
1
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Kohlbergs theory
What was his study,
What are the three levels of mora...,
Stage 1 and 2 in pre conventional
5
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Eysenck psychological theory
What did his theory suggest,
What were the personality types,
What is the e scale and n scale
9
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maternal deprivation theory
Who came up with this theory,
What is affection less psychopathy,
How does this explain delinquent ...
5
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psychodynamic theory
What is the theory,
What is out unconscious mind spli...,
Id meaning
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Sutherland- differential association theory
What does this theory suggest,
What did sutherland propose,
Does his theory agree or disagree...
4
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Bandura's study
What did they study,
What did the child do when left a...,
When were they most likely to cop...
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behaviourism
Who must you mention when talking...,
What was skinners experiment,
Reinforcement meaning
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what to use for culture and place
Culture,
Place
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what to use for genetic and neurochemicals
What to use for genetic,
What to use for neurochemicals
2
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links to LO4 and LO2
Eugenics meaning what theories do...,
Neurochemicals meaning what theor...
2
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neurochemicals
Study name that has gone into it,
What did scerbo and raine do,
High levels of testosterone cause
3
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brain abnormalities
Research into it,
What is the frontal lobe responsi...
2
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XYY theory
Study for xyy,
How many sufferers per 1000 in pr...,
Which serial killer was claimed t...
4
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physiological theories
Lombroso,
Explain lombroso s findings,
Which crimes are associated with ...
7
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genetic theories
Lange,
Hutchings and mednick,
Mednick et al
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behaviour
Admired behaviour meaning,
Odd behaviour,
Bad behaviour
4
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sanctions
Define sanction,
Formal sanction meaning,
In formal sanctions meaning
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types of criminal act
Fatal offences against the person,
Non fatal offences against the pe...,
Offences against property
6
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different types of crime
Murder,
Affray,
Violent disorder
11
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