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Unit 1 AC1.1 Analyse different types of crime
What are potential victims of whi...,
Who is the offender in white coll...,
What is the level of public aware...
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Unit 1 AC1.2 Explain the reasons that certain crimes are unreported
If you witness a crime would you ...,
Would reporting a crime depend on...,
What are some reasons why you may...
20
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Unit 1 AC1.3 Explain the consequences of unrecorded crime
F you witness a crime would you a...,
Would your decision to report a c...,
Are there times when you may choo...
20
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Unit 1 AC1.4 Describe media representations of crime
What type of stories are often fe...,
How do newspapers portray the imp...,
What role does television play in...
19
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Unit 1 AC1.5 Explain the impact of media representations on the public perception of crime
What is moral panic and how does ...,
How do changing concerns and atti...,
How does media reporting impact t...
20
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Unit 1 AC1.6 Evaluate methods of collecting statistics about crime
What are the two traditional meth...,
What information does the crime s...,
How does the csew differ from pol...
20
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Unit 1 AC2.1 Compare campaigns for change
What is the purpose of a campaign...,
How effective are campaigns for c...,
What methods make a successful ca...
28
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Unit 1 AC2.2 Evaluate the effectiveness of media used in campaigns for change
What are the advantages and limit...,
What are the benefits and limitat...,
What are the advantages and disad...
20
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Unit 1 AC3.1 Plan a campaign for change relating to crime
What are the aims of the campaign,
How should objectives be formulated,
Why is it important to select sma...
20
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Unit 1 AC3.2 Design materials for use in campaigning for change
How should you design materials t...,
What should you consider when des...,
How can you encourage your audien...
17
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Unit 1 AC3.3 Justify a campaign for change
How can evidence from ac31 be use...,
Why is it important to justify ca...,
How can you learn from successful...
19
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Unit 2 AC1.1 Compare criminal behaviour and deviance
Give an example of deviant behavi...,
Give an example of deviant behavi...,
Give an example of deviant behavi...
32
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Unit 2 AC1.2 Explain the social construction of criminality
What is polygamy,
Where is polygamy illegal,
Where is polygamy legal
43
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Unit 2 AC2.1 AC3.2 Describe and evaluate biological theories of criminality
What is atavism,
Describe an endomorph,
Describe an ectomorph
49
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Unit 2 AC2.2 AC3.2 Describe and evaluate individualistic theories of criminality
What is the id,
What is the superego,
What is the ego
82
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Unit 2 AC2.3 AC3.2 Describe/ evaluate sociological theories of criminality
Define function,
Define structural theory,
Define socialisation
135
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Unit 2 AC4.1 Assess the use of criminological theories in informing policy development
Define tranquillisers,
Define castration,
Define superego
58
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Unit 2 AC4.2 Explain how social changes affect policy development
Define norms,
Define values,
Define mores
21
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Unit 2 AC4.3 Discuss how campaigns affect policy making
Define napo,
Define pressure group,
What was the aim of the sarah s l...
18
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Unit 4 AC1.1 Describe processes used for law-making
What is the uk s form of government,
How are laws made in the uk,
What are laws referred to as in t...
40
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Unit 4 AC1.2 Describe the organisation of the criminal justice system in England and Wales
What is the organisation of the c...,
What are the main parts of the cr...,
Describe the role of parliament i...
40
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Unit 4 AC1.3 Describe models of criminal justice
What are the two opposed models o...,
What is the key idea behind the d...,
What is the presumption in the du...
40
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Unit 4 AC2.1 Explain forms of social control
What is social control,
What are internal forms of social...,
How does the superego influence b...
26
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Unit 4 AC2.3 Assess how forms of punishment meet aims of punishment
What is the most serious punishme...,
Who decides whether to release an...,
How long does an offender remain ...
68
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Unit 4 AC3.1 Explain the role of agencies in social control
What are the aims of the police a...,
What philosophy was set up by sir...,
What are the sources of funding f...
144
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Unit 4 AC3.2 Describe the contribution of agencies to achieving social control
What are behavioural tactics,
When were cbos and civil injuncti...,
What is the aim of civil injunctions
61
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Unit 4 AC3.3 Examine the limitations of agencies in achieving social control
What is recidivism,
What are recidivism rates,
What contributes to the rising pr...
53
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Unit 4 AC3.4 Evaluate the effectiveness of agencies in achieving social control
What are the social control respo...,
Which other agencies are responsi...,
What progress has the police made...
56
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