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Introduction
What does criminological psycholo...,
Define crime,
Give 2 examples of crime
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Biological Causes of Crime: Brain Injury
What is the prefrontal cortex res...,
If the prefrontal cortex becomes ...,
What is the hypothalamus responsi...
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Biological Causes of Crime: Amygdala
What is the amygdala responsible for,
What part of the brain is the amy...,
Due to being part of the primitiv...
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Biological Causes of Crime: XYY Syndrome
How many pairs of chromosomes do ...,
What combination of chromosomes i...,
What does xyy syndrome involve
11
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Biological Causes of Crime: Personality
What does eysencks 1977 personali...,
Explain how eysenck combined biol...,
How does the combination of biolo...
17
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Social Causes of Crime: Labelling and SFP
Define labelling,
Define self identity,
Define retrospective labelling
17
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Social Causes of Crime: Social Learning Theory
Define role model,
Give 3 examples of relatable char...,
Give 2 examples of characteristic...
19
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Gender and Crime
Explain some differences in male ...,
Describe brain injury in relation...,
Give a rejecting piece of researc...
19
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Treatments for Offenders: Anger Management (CBT)
Who do anger management programme...,
Why would someone be placed on an...,
What is anger management a form of
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Contemporary Study: Howells et al (2005)
What were the aims of this study,
Who were used in the sample,
What kind of crime did the majori...
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Treatments for Offenders: Hormone Treatment
Who is testosterone lowering medi...,
How is testosterone lowering medi...,
What does testosterone lowering m...
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Hormone Treatment: Maletzky (2006)
What were the aims of this study,
Who were used in the sample,
What anti androgen did maletzky u...
14
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Individual Differences in Crime
Give 2 examples of biological exp...,
Define extrovert,
What is the aras
25
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Developmental Differences in Crime
Give 2 examples of biological exp...,
Define xyy syndrome,
How does having xyy syndrome lead...
31
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Ethical Interviewing
What is a previous criticism of p...,
Describe the criteria of case pre...,
Describe the criteria of the inte...
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Psychological Case Formulation - Case Study
What are the 2 parts of case form...,
Describe what happens in the firs...,
What methods are used in offence ...
9
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HCPC Guidelines
What does hcpc stand for,
Why do these legal regulations exist,
How often does a psychologist nee...
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Factors Influencing the Reliability of EWT
What is an eye witness testimony,
Using research demonstrate the im...,
List the 3 factors that may affec...
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Classic Study: Loftus and Palmer (1974)
What were the aims of loftus and ...,
Who were used in the sample,
What type of method was used
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The Cognitive Interview
What do geiselman and fisher 2014...,
What has that cognitive interview...,
What is its design based on
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Factors Affecting Jury Decision Making
How many people make up a jury in...,
Who are the jury and how are they...,
Describe the confidentiality of a...
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Practical
Describe the background of this p...,
What was the aim of our practical,
What are the variables of our pra...
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Key Question
What is the key question,
Why is this issue important,
Describe how post event informati...
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Methodology: Meta-analysis
What is a meta analysis,
What is the aim of meta analyses,
When are meta analyses often cond...
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Methodology: Grounded Theory
What is grounded theory,
Define inductive,
Describe an inductive grounded th...
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