Agencies Contributing To Social Control Flashcards

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What does CPTED stand for?

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Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

CPTED is a theory that promotes reducing crime opportunities through environmental design.

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What is the main goal of CPTED?

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To reduce opportunities to commit crimes and foster positive use of space

It emphasizes the design of buildings and open spaces to encourage or discourage crime.

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Name one method used in CPTED to discourage crime.

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Creating open spaces

Other methods include clear lighting, minimizing hiding places, and enhancing visibility.

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What impact did the design of high-rise flats in the 1960s have on crime?

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Encouraged crime due to low visibility and enclosed spaces

Examples include the Hulme Crescents, which lacked proper sight lines.

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What does the broken windows theory suggest?

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Clean up areas to send a message that crime and deviance are not tolerated

This principle was notably applied in New York’s Port Authority Bus Terminal.

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What is the panopticon prison design?

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A design allowing an observer to view all prisoners without them knowing if they are being watched

It promotes self-regulation among prisoners due to the fear of being observed.

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What is the difference between ASBO and CBO?

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CBO includes attempts to rehabilitate, while ASBO was purely punitive

CBOs were introduced under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.

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What is a token economy?

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A system rewarding positive behavior with tokens that can be exchanged for privileges

It is widely used in schools and prisons to encourage conformity to rules.

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What does the Incentives and Earned Privileges Scheme aim to promote?

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Conformity through rational choice by offering benefits for responsible behavior

It was introduced in 1995 as a tactic for managing prisoner behavior.

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What are the consequences of breaching prison rules?

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Caution, loss of privileges, or cellular confinement

Breaches can lead to significant restrictions on an inmate’s rights.

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What is the dark figure of crime?

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Unreported crime that the police are unaware of

It can account for a large percentage of crime, including domestic abuse and white-collar crime.

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How can budget cuts affect crime prevention?

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They can lead to fewer police officers and increased reliance on cautions

This can create gaps in state provision for tackling crime.

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True or False: CPTED measures suggest that criminals only operate in hidden places.

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False

CPTED acknowledges that visible locations can also be sites for criminal activity.

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Fill in the blank: The panopticon design exemplifies _______.

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disciplinary power

It showcases how surveillance can lead to self-regulation among individuals.

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What is one criticism of ASBOs?

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Persistent offenders may view them as a badge of honor

This perspective links to Bandura’s social learning theory.

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