Atavistic form Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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

CBEST Vocabulary Test with Complete Solutions (1) abandon - Answer-total lack of inhibition abate - Answer-to decrease, to reduce abet - Answer-to aid, to act as an accomplice abnegate - Answer-to give up, to deny to oneself abjure - Answer-to renounce under oath, to abandon forever, to abstain from abortive - Answer-ending without results abrogate - Answer-to annul, to abolish by authoritative action abscond - Answer-to leave quickly in secret abstemious - Answer-done s...

What comes under Biological theories? - correct answersGenetic theories, Physiological theories What comes under Genetic theories? - correct answers'XYY' theory, twin study, adoption study What is the 'XYY' theory? - correct answersA male having an extra Y chromosome also known as super males What did Jacob et AL (1965) suggest about XYY? - correct answersMales with XYY chromosomes are more aggressive and thus more inclined to be more violent then males with a single Y chromosom...

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...

This essay has achieved an A grade and offers and evaluative approach of both the A01 and A03 required to get top marks.

This document covers the Forensics topic in A level psychology: top-down profiling, bottom-up profiling, historical biological explanation, biological explanation, Eysenck personality explanation, cognitive explanation, differential association, psychodynamic explanation, custodial sentencing, token economy, anger management, and restorative justice. :)

notes on all of the AO1 and AO3 content in the forensic psychology topic (AQA psychology)

This is a full essay of all three of the biological explanations of offending behaviour in forensic psychology. There are strengths and weaknesses and lots of statistics.

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...