Realist crime theories Flashcards

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What is marginalisation?

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Feeling on the edges of society, as though nobody represents you or your views/ interests

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What is relative deprivation?

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Feeling poor compared to others

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What is community style policing?

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Whereby the police are a trusted element of the community

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What are the 3 key cause of crime according to right realists?

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Biological factors, inadequate socialisation and the underclass and rational choice theory

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According to Felson, for crime to occur jets mist there be?

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A motivated offender, a suitable target and the absence of a capable guardian

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What is the zero tolerance approach?

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Using the law to ensure that smaller deviant acts are dealt with

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What is the broken window theory?

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If a neighbourhood looks disorderly and uncared for the crime rates will increase

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