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6 Cards in this Set
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Right Realism |
Traditional view that have practical solutions to reduce crime |
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Wilson and Herrnstein - Biological Differences |
Some people are more likely to commit crime than others due to their hormones and IQ |
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Murray - Inadequate Socialisation |
Nuclear family is being undermined by the welfare estate causing dependency policy and lone parents are not socialising their children properly. |
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Clarke - Rational Choice Theory |
People will commit crime depending on whether the rewards out weigh the costs. |
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Wilson and Kelling - Broken Window Theory |
Neighbour hoods should be fixed and kept clean in order to have a higher respect for the area making it less likely for people to commit crime. |
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Criticisms x3 |
*They don't look at structural reasons for crime *They don't mention anything about women in crime *By creating more prevention methods in crime they are just pushing crime to another area without these prevention methods |
