3.2 (b) chivalry thesis

Question 1

Pollack argued men have what sort of attitude toward women?

Answer 1

protective and chivalrous

Question 2

Pollack said the criminal justice system is more lenient toward women so their crimes are less likely to what?

Answer 2

end up in the statistics

Question 3

(for chivalry thesis) Graham and Bowling conducted a self report study on who?

Answer 3

1721

14 - 25 year olds

Question 4

(for chivalry thesis) Graham and Bowling found although males were more likely to offend the difference was smaller than what?

Answer 4

the difference found in the official statistics

Question 5

(for chivalry thesis) Graham and bowling found how may times more likely were men to admit offending?

Answer 5

2.33x

Question 6

(for chivalry thesis) the official stats show men are how many times more likely to offend?

Answer 6

4x

Question 7

(for chivalry thesis) Flood- Page found how many female offenders had been cautioned or prosecuted?

Answer 7

1 in 11

Question 8

(for chivalry thesis) Flood- Page found how many male offenders had been cautioned or prosecuted?

Answer 8

1 in 7

Question 9

(for chivalry thesis) the ministry of justice found what percentage of women were let off with a caution?

Answer 9

49%

Question 10

(for chivalry thesis) the ministry of justice found what percentage of men were let off with a caution?

Answer 10

30%

Question 11

(for chivalry thesis) Hood studies 3000 defendants and found what?

Answer 11

women 1/3 less likely to be jailed in similar cases to men

Question 12

(against chivalry thesis) Farrington and Morris studied sentencing in what?

Answer 12

408 cases of theft

Question 13

(against chivalry thesis) Farrington and Morris found women were not what?

Answer 13

sentenced more leninently

Question 14

(against chivalry thesis) Buckle and Farrington observed what?

Answer 14

shoplifting in a department store

Question 15

(against chivalry thesis) Buckle and Farrington witnessed how many more men shoplifting?

Answer 15

2x as many men as women

Question 16

(against chivalry thesis) despite Buckle and Farringtons research, what do the stats appear to show about shoplifting?

Answer 16

more or less equal

Question 17

(for chivalry thesis) What is a limitation of Buckle and Farringtons research?

Answer 17

one department store

not generalisable

Question 18

(against chivalry thesis) Box reviewed what?

Answer 18

British and American self report studies

Question 19

(against chivalry thesis) Box found lower female prosecutions may be due to what?

Answer 19

women committing less serious offences or showing more remorse

Question 20

(against chivalry thesis) Box found no difference between male and female prosecution rates for what?

Answer 20

serious offences