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Biological Explanation for Crime: Atavistic Forms
What explanation for crime is ata...,
What is the atavistic form 2,
What are features of the atavisti...
10
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Biological Explanation for Crime: Atavistic Form (A03)
Strengths 1
1
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Genetic Explanation for Crime: MAOA
How can genes lead to crime 1,
What is maoa 2,
What is the concentration of maoa...
5
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Genetic Explanation for Crime: MAOA- Brunner
What type of study did brunner co...,
Who were the participants 2,
What was measured 3
5
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Genetic Explanation for Crime: CDH13
What is cdh 13 1,
What does defective low levels of...,
What does this lead to 3
3
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Genetic Explanation for Crime: CDH-13- Tiihonen
What type of study was conducted 1,
Who were the participants 2,
What was measured 3
6
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Neural Explanation for Crime: Amygdala
What is the amygdala 1,
Where is it located 2,
How does it help people 3
4
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Neural Explanation for Crime: Prefrontal Cortex
What is the function of the pfc 1,
What does damage underactivity of...,
Where is the pfc located 3
3
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Neural Explanation for Crime: Prefrontal Cortex- Raine
What type of study was conducted 1,
Who were the participants 2,
What was monitored 3
5
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: Eysenck's Theory
How does eysenck s theory have a ...,
What is high extraversion caused ...,
What are traits of high extravers...
8
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: Moral Reasoning
What is moral reasoning 1,
How is moral reasoning developed 2,
What is suggested about the stages 3
13
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: Cognitive Distortions
What are cognitive distortions 1,
What is hostile attribution bias 2,
What is an example of hostile att...
5
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Psychodynamic Explanation for Crime: Inadequate Superego
What does blackburn suggest about...,
What are the different types of t...,
What is the weak superego 3
9
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Psychodynamic Explanation of Crime: Maternal Deprivation
What is affectionless pyschopathy 1,
What can affectionless psychopath...,
44 thieves study procedure 3
5
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Psychological Explanation of Crime:Differential Association Theory
What does dat suggest 1,
What does sutherland suggest crim...,
What exactly is learned in dat 3
6
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: DAT
What does the dat propose 1,
What aspects of offending behavio...,
Where do children learn aspects o...
6
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: DAT- Cambridge Study on Delinquency
What type of study did farrington...,
Who were the participants 2,
What was being observed 3
6
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Ways of Catching an Offender: Profiling
What is offender profiling 1,
What is the goal of profiling 2,
What type of information can be c...
3
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Ways of Catching an Offender: Types of Profiling
What is the top down approach 1,
What is the bottom up approach 2
2
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Ways of Catching an Offender: What Happens When a Crime Occur?
What happens when a crime occurs 1,
Securing the crime scene 2,
Associative evidence 3
4
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Ways of Catching an Offender: How is the Information Used?
How is the information collected ...,
How are the range of suspects nar...,
How are future crimes predicted 3
4
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Ways of Catching an Offender: Top Down Approach
What is the top down approach 1,
What are the stages of the approa...,
What is data assimilation 3
10
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Ways of Catching an Offender: Bottom Up Approach
What is the bottom up approach 1,
What is investigate psychology 2,
What is the aim of investigative ...
12
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Ways of Catching an Offender- Top Down Approach (A03)
Strengths 1,
Limitations 2,
Systematic and structural 3
6
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Eysenck (A03)
Strengths 1,
Limitations 2
2
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Cognitive Approach
Limitation 1,
Strengths 1
2
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Psychological Explanation for Crime: Moral Reasoning- Kohlberg
What type of study did brunner co...,
Who were the participants 2,
What was being measured 3
4
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Lombroso
What type of study did lombroso c...,
Who were the participants 2,
What was being measured 3
3
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Mat
What does bowlby suggest meaningf...,
What is the maternal bond vital f...,
When should this maternal bond be...
5
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Ways of Dealing with Offenders: Custodial Sentence (A01)
What is a custodial sentence 1,
What are the aims of custodial se...,
What is deterence 3
11
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Ways of Dealing with Offenders: Psychological Impacts of Prisons
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1
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Ways of Dealing with Offending: Anger Management
What is anger management 1,
What are the aims of anger manage...,
What does novaco suggest about th...
3
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Ways of Dealing with Offending: The Stages of Anger Management
Why is anger management considere...,
What is cognitive preparation 2,
What is skills acquisition 3
4
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Ways of Dealing with Offenders: Restorative Justice
What is restorative justice 1,
How does rj change the emphasis o...,
What are the aims of rj 3
8
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Ways of Dealing with Offending: Token Economy
What do behaviourists suggest abo...,
What is the aim of behaviour modi...,
What are examples of desirable be...
11
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Ways of Dealing with Offending: Token Economy (A03)
Strengths 1,
S research support hobbs holt 2,
S easy to implement 3
4
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