6.2 how can sociological and psychological explanations help us to understand causes of alcohol related violence and disorder Flashcards

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what did moore et al 2012 say to reduce alcohol related harm including violence

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an explanatory randomised controlled trial of premises-level intervention

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what was the explanatory randomised controlled trial aim:

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reduce alcohol related harm including violence

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how many towns and premises did the randomised explanatory controlled trial of premises level expeirence more than 1 year assault in year prior to intervention

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5 towns
32 premises

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how does the explanatory randomised controlled trial of a presmises level intervention work

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match paired and randomly allocated to control and intervention agents

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key findings for explanatory randomised controlled trial

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  • external management of customers
  • high outlet density
  • appropriate and vigilant security staff and normal staff
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environmental factors of moore explanatory randomised controlled trial of premises level interevention

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  • music
  • temperature
  • crowding
  • uncomfortable furniture
  • poor air quality
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what is hobbes et al research

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  • participant observations and intereviews
  • enacted environment
  • prevailing hypocrisy
  • regeneration and deregulation
  • rapid expansion
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what did hobbes say about civic boosterism

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stress upon market ideology created a fog of civic boosterism shrouding heavy episodic alcohol consumption

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what did hobb et al research say about bouncers

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‘professionals of violence’ not to be demonised for merely carrying out dirty work in anacrchic and predatory marketplace

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who does hobbe et al blame are the issue instead of bouncers

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  • politicians
  • regulators
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what does hobbe et al say about
- corporate
-profit
- gov

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  • corporate irresponsibility
  • profit motive
  • weak local government
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what power shift in policicng is in hobbes resezarch

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power shift from public to private policing

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what in hobbes research encourages what for profit

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encourages transgression in the pursuit of profit

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what search for identity is there in hobbes research

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working class mens search for idnetity

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what does hobbes research state about -
- dependent upon
- cultutivated in
- as industrial society was on..

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  • dependent upon hedonistic drives
  • cultivated in alcohol/ youth nexus
  • as industrial society was on motive power of coal and steam
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what is critical realistic practice concerned with identification of structures that…

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identification of structures that generate the world

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what is the problem with the NTE from critical realist practice
- what reality
- how can this be accessed

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objective reality
but these can only be accessed through fallible interpretations

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critical realistic practice concern with identifying what mechanisms

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identifying causal mechanisms in experiences and explanations respondents provide in making sense of their experiences

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why will structures may not be amenable to the senses
because does not rely on
but interprets within

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  • so does not rely on empirical data
  • but interprets data within braoder societal processes
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swann focuses what type of study for womens in cardiffs NTE

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  • mixed method qualitative study
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in swann focus on cardiff women NTE how should women cannot and should not be viewed as

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cannot and should not be viewed as a
- homogenous groups or
- as universal victims

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in swann research on women cardiff NTE what did not vary considerably

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understanding of what constitutes
- violence
- disorder
- anti social behaviour

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understanding of what constitutes violence could not be reduced to what? in swanns research

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could not be reduced to levels of alcohol consumption or age

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in understadnings of what constitutes violence in womens NTE membership is of
- how many groups
- what groups

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1 of 3 weberian status groups

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what is womens in cardiff NTE involvement in violence and disorder linked to belonging of what groups

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1 of 3 weberian status groups

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