GCSE Psychology (CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR) Flashcards on GCSE PSYCHOLOGY - CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR, created by iona.19 on 23/02/2015.
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CRIME
CRIME CAN BE DIFFICULT TO DEFINE BECAUSE OF TIME
CRIME CAN BE DIFFICULT TO DEFINE BECAUSE OF CULTURE
THERE ARE THREE MAIN REASONS WHY CRIME IS DIFFICULT TO MEASURE...
CRIMINAL PERSONALITY
COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF A CRIMINAL PERSONALITY
CORE THEORY: BIOLOGICAL THEORY
PRE-FRONTAL CORTEX
LIMBIC SYSTEM
CORPUS CALLOSUM
TEMPORAL LOBE
Biological psychologists also believe that criminal genes effect facial features
CRITICISMS OF THE CORE THEORY
CRITICISMS OF THE CORE THEORY
CRITICISMS OF THE CORE THEORY
CRITICISMS OF THE CORE THEORY
ALTERNATIVE THEORY: SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY
VICARIOUS REINFORCEMENT
THE NATURE-NURTURE DEBATE
ADOPTION STUDIES
CORE STUDY: MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
CRITICISMS OF MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
CRITICISMS OF MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
CRITICISMS OF MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
APPLICATIONS OF RESEARCH INTO CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR: CRIME REDUCTION
APPLICATIONS OF RESEARCH INTO CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR: CRIME REDUCTION
APPLICATIONS OF RESEARCH INTO CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR: CRIME REDUCTION
CORE STUDY: MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
CORE STUDY: MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
CORE STUDY: MEDNICK ET AL. (1984)
