2.1

Question 1

What are internal forms of social control?

Answer 1

These controls on our behaviour come from within ourselves.

Question 2

Freud Link?

Answer 2

id, ego and superego
- the superego tells us what is right and wrong and creates feeling of guilt

Question 3

What does rational ideology mean?

Answer 3

the term of which internalise social rules and tells us what is right and wrong, this helps us law abiding.

Question 4

External forms of social control?

Answer 4

these are organisations and institutions that impose rules on us, they make us behave a certain way.
- police, stop, search, arrest, detain and question
suspects.
- fear of punishment
- coercion, involves the use of threat or force to make
someone do or stop doing something. sending
someone to prison.

Question 5

Hirschi: bonds of attachment
Attachment- the more attached to others the more we care about their opinions, less likely to break rules.
Commitment- how committed we are to conventional goals such as succeeding in education.
Involvement- the more involved we are in everyday life like sport
Belief- if we have been socialized to believe it is right to obey the law.