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AC 1.1: compare criminal behaviour & deviance
What is the social definition of ...,
What is,
What is actus reus
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A.C 1.2 - explain the social construction of crime
What are kroober kluckholm 1963 t...,
What is howard becker s labelling...,
What does howard becker s labelli...
31
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A.2 2.1 - physiological theories of criminality
What are the physiological theori...,
Who was lombroso 1876 atavistic form,
What is atavism
11
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AC 2.1 - genetic theories of criminality
Biological theories of criminality
22
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AC 2.1 - neurological theories of criminality
Biological theories of criminality
13
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AC 2.2 - social learning theories of criminality
Individualistic Theories of Criminality
14
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AC 2.2 - psychodynamic & psychological theories of criminality
Individualistic Theories of Criminality and evaluations
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Ac 2.3 - sociological theories of criminality
Emile durkheim functionalism 1895,
Emile durkheims the collective co...,
Social functions of crime
19
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AC 2.3 - marxism & interactionism
sociological theories of criminality
23
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AC 2.3 - left & right realism
sociological theories of criminality
19
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AC 3.2 - evaluate the effectiveness of biological theories to explain the causes of criminality
evaluate the effectiveness of criminologic theories to explain the causes of criminality
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AC 3.2 - evaluate the effectiveness of individualistic theories to explain the causes of criminality
Strengths of social learning theory,
Weaknesses of social learning theory,
Support of psychodynamic
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AC 3.2 - evaluate the effectiveness of sociological theories to explain the causes of criminality
Strengths of merton s strain theory,
Support of merton s strain theory...,
Support of merton s strain theory...
13
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AC 4.1 - assess the use of criminological theories in informing policy development
Policy,
Informal policy making,
Formal policy making
20
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AC 4.1 evaluating the use of criminological theories in informing policy development
Drug therapy policy aim,
Drug therapy support,
Drug therapy criticisms
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AC 4.2- explain how social changes affect policy development
Social change and policy development,
Example of,
Changes in public perception of c...
15
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AC 4.3 - discuss how campaigns affect policy making
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