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WJEC Criminology AC2 questions and answer 2023What is Lombrosso's study based off? Genetics and evolution What did Lombrosso believe Criminals have physical characteristics that make them more likely to have criminal tendencies What form do criminals have according to Lombrosso? Atavistic form Who was involved in Lombrosso's study? 400 italian non criminal soldiers and 90 'lunatics' What did Lombrosso find in his study? Criminals have physical characteristics...

WJEC Criminology Unit 2 Exam Question & Correct Answer Lombroso's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Criminals are born criminal with Atavistic Features which define if they are criminal or not. Criminals are a primative species which are not fully developed. Strengths of Lombroso's theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Charles Goring (1913) found that criminals have low intelligence rates meaning that it is linked to genetics. Ceasare Lombroso is the father of modern criminology meaning that he has started...

Criminological Theories exam with questions & answers latest 2024 update already graded A+ AC1.1.01 Deviant Behaviour and Sanctions - ANSWER>>Values are general principles or guidelines for how we should live our lives. They tell us what is right and wrong or good and bad such as respect. Norms are specific rules or socially accepted standards that govern people's behaviour in specific situations (what is normal) for example not interrupting, these are based on societies values. The ter...

1) BIOLOGICAL THEORIES: define jacobs xyy theory - Answer- xyy is when you have an extra chromosome these people are known as supermales: well built and tall they are over represented in prison- 15 in 100 men compared to the popluations 1 in 1000 men § what evidence could be used to bak up jacobs xyy theory? - Answer- john wayne gacy was thoight to of had the xyy chromosome, he sexually assaulted and murdered at least 33 men in the USA what are the strengths of jacobs xyy theory? - Ans...

Criminological Psychology Unit 3 Notes with summary (100% Well Enlightened) Forensic Psychology Part 1: Defining and Measuring Crime: Part 2: Offender Profiling: The Top-Down Approach: Part 3: Offender Profiling: The Bottom-Up Approach: Part 4: Biological Explanations: Atavistic Form: Part 5: Biological Explanations: Genetic and Neural Explanations: Part 6: Psychological Explanations: Eysenck’s Theory: Part 7: Cognitive Explanations for Offending Behaviour: Part 8: Psychological Ex...

A succinct and complete summary of the Forensic psychology topic of AQA A-level Psychology. Using only this material when revising for the Forensic psychology section of Paper 3 I was able to achieve an A* in psychology.

provides an in-depth summary of all A01 sections, with reference to relevant research pieces needed. Also provides an outline of all evaluation points for each section to be able to use in questions needing A03

Detailed summary notes of Forensic Psychology Includes Key Research, Key Psychologists, Terminology and Evaluations for each topic Covers approaches to offender profiling, explanations for offending and dealing with offender behaviour

A- Level notes for AQA’s forensic psychology module, including offender profiling, atavistic form, and many others. The front cover features all of the individual note pages on the text that is highlighted.

Atavistic Form from the module of Forensic Psychology has been summarised from the AQA psychology textbook for A LEVEL published by Illuminate Publishing.