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LO1 unit 2
What are summary offences 1,
Indictictable offences 2,
How are laws applied differently ...
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Biological theories jacobs XYY
What is jacobs xyy theory 1,
What type of disorder is the xyy ...,
What are some characteristics of ...
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Biological theories Twin and adoption studies
What are monozygotic and dizygotic 1,
Evidence to support twin studies 2,
If the adopted child portrays sim...
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Physiological theories Lombroso
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Physiological theories Sheldon
What is sheldons theory 1
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Individualistic theories Bandura
What is social learning theory 1,
How do they assume children learn...,
What is observational learning 3
7
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Individualistic theories Freud
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4.2
What is a policy 1,
What are mores 2,
What influences change in policy 3
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