2.1 Flashcards

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What are internal forms of social control

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What we personally believe is right/ wrong

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What are two examples of internal social control

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Freud- superego= moral part of personality that challenges our Id’s selfish urges
Tradition/culture- e.g. Muslims fast during Ramadan

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External forms of social control- what are agencies of social control- give 3 examples

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Organisations that try to make us behave in certain ways through operant conditioning
Parents- ground children to punish
Friends- give verbal praise
Teachers- give out detentions

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What is coercion- give an example

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Making someone do/ stop doing something with threat/ force
E.g. threat of prison deters people from offending

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5
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What is the key question for control theorists

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Why do people obey the law?

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What are the 4 elements of an individual’s bond to society

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Attachment- the more attached you are to society, the more likely you are to care about their opinion of you- less likely to breach norms
Commitment- more committed to living normal life
Involvement- more involved you are with regular activities= less time to offend
Beliefs- if we believe the law is right we are less likely to offend

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Parenting - what’s 3 things parents should do (Riley and Shaw)

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Involve themselves and spend time with their teenager
Take interest in school/ social life
Show strong disapproval of crime

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