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Criminal psychology
Revision and exam practice for Criminal psychology.
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Understanding Criminal Behaviour, Types, and Measurement1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Criminal behaviour, types of crime and measurement of crime.
Social Learning Theory of Criminality (SLT)1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Social Learning Theory of criminality.
Cooper and Mackie (1986) Study on Video Games and Aggression1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Cooper and Mackie 1986 study of video games and aggression.
Eysenck's Criminal Personality Theory1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Eysenck's criminal personality theory and biological basis of personality.
Heaven's 1996 Study: Delinquency, Personality, and Self-Esteem1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Heaven 1996 study of delinquency, personality and self-esteem.
Understanding Punishment, Deterrence, and Rehabilitation in Psychology1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Punishment, deterrence and rehabilitation.
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- Explain two types of crime, providing a clear example for each. [4 marks]
- Which of the following is a common criticism of Eysenck's criminal personality theory?
- Unofficial practice material Explain how vicarious reinforcement contributes to the learning of criminal behaviour according to Social Learning Theory. [3 marks]
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