Unit 5 Applications of Criminology
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Notes for Unit 5: Applications of Criminology
Achieved Distinction with these notes. Covers all four questions, including moral panic, patterns of victimisation, strengths and weaknesses of theories, and more.
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Victimology
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Exam (elaborations)
Test Bank Unit 5 applications of criminal and forensic psychology
Achieved Distinction with these notes. Covers all three questions, including offender profiling, top down and bottom-up approach, biological and non-biological approach, treatment programs, and more. Applications of criminal and forensic psychology 2024
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Unit 5 applications of criminal and forensic psychology 2024
unit 7 applications of criminal and forensic psychology Achieved Distinction with these notes. Covers all three questions, including offender profiling, top down and bottom up approach, biological and non-biological approach, treatment programs, and more.
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Unit 5 - All notes
Bundle deal for all the notes from unit 5 - Applications of criminology These notes were used towards my final grade of D*D*D* Total value of notes - £74
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Forensic Science and Criminology Year 2 Exam Notes
Exam notes covering all questions for Unit 5: Applications of Criminology and Unit 7: Applications of Criminal and Forensic Psychology
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BTEC forensic science 5C: criminology blurting cards (non-colour version)
These are blurting cards, similar to flashcards in that you revise a topic. You can either cover the content or print out the cards, cut them up and flip them over. From memory write out everything you remember about the topic, then flip the card to identify gaps in your knowledge. From here you can revise these gaps how you wish. I keep going until I never miss anything under a topic. As these work best printed I sell a colour printing version and a non colour.
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BTEC forensic science 5C: criminology blurting cards (colour version)
These are blurting cards, similar to flashcards in that you revise a topic. You can either cover the content or print out the cards, cut them up and flip them over. From memory write out everything you remember about the topic, then flip the card to identify gaps in your knowledge. From here you can revise these gaps how you wish. I keep going until I never miss anything under a topic. As these work best printed I sell a colour printing version and a non colour.
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Lecture notes
Crime prevention
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Functionalist perspectives on punishment
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Gender & Crime
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Marxist perspectives of punishment
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Media & Crime
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Postmodern theories of crime
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Right Realist Theories
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Social class and crime
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Chivalry Thesis
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Summary
Unit 5 Summary
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