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TOPIC 1.1 + 1.2
Deviance,
Formal sanctions,
Informal sanctions
26
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Topic 2.1- Lombroso (physiological theories)
Lombroso physiological theories w...,
When was lombroso s research carr...,
What specific features did lombro...
5
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Topic 2.1- Sheldon's Somatotypes Theory (physiological theory)
When was the research conducted,
What sort of body type did he ass...,
Strengths of this theory
4
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Topic 2.1- Twin Studies (genetic theories)
Monozygotic,
Dizygotic,
Concordance
8
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Topic 2.1- Adoption Studies (genetic theories)
Nature,
Nurture,
How are the adoption studies carr...
8
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Topic 2.1- Jacobs et al XYY (genetic theories)
What is the chromosome for the su...,
What are the characteristics for ...,
What are characteristics with mal...
6
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Topic 2.1- Brain Abnormality(Biological)
Brain diseases,
Brain damage injury how does it e...,
Brain dysfunction
8
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Topic 2.1- Biochemical explanations of criminality (Biological)
Meaning of biochemical substances,
Effect on testosterone sex hormon...,
Effect of pre menstrual tension
8
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Topic 2.2-Freud (Psychodynamic)
What is his theory,
Aspects of the id its motivations...,
Aspects of the ego its motivation...
8
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Topic 2.2- Bowlby's Maternal Deprivation Theory
What was his theory,
What is affectionless psychopathy,
How did he conduct his study
5
cards
Topic 2.2- Eysenck
Extraversion,
Introversion,
Neuroticism
7
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Topic 2.2- Bandura's Social Learning Theory
What was his theory,
How did he conduct the theory,
What did he find from his experiment
6
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Topic 2.2- Sutherland Differential Association Theory
What is the differential associat...,
How is criminality learnt
2
cards
Topic 2.3- Marxism
What is marxism,
How do marxists view crime,
Bourgeoisie
5
cards
Topic 2.3- Functionalism
What is the theory of functionalism,
Example of a change which crime h...
2
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Topic 2.3- Merton's Strain Theory
What is his theory,
Who are disadvantaged,
What do people do if their goals ...
3
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Topic 2.3- Interactionism
What is interactionism
1
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Topic 2.3- Right Realism
0
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Topic 2.3- Left Realism
0
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