Unit 2

This 3 page document will give you a detailed summary of AC1.1 - Compare criminal and deviance. Providing definitions and relevant examples that cover the whole of the assessment criteria for 1.1. This is what I used and I achieved an A for it in my AS, the highest mark in the class. Accessible PDF document with information relevant to WJEC exam board

Easy to read handwritten WJEC criminology Unit 2 notes that got me a grade A in the written exam these notes cover every topic required. Theories are covered in great detail with evaluation points to secure you 9/9 on evaluation questions! These notes make topics and key concepts easy to understand :)

NOTES for all the crime theories, including - Sociological, Psychological (Individualistic) and Biological theories for explaining crime. For WJEC Applied Diploma Criminology, Unit 2. A* Grade using these notes.

The document includes 28 pages of detailed revision notes and 5 pages of flashcards that contain all information needed for Unit 2 Criminology - Criminological Theories and I used these notes to obtain an A*. AC1.1, AC1.2, AC2.1, AC2.2, AC2.3, AC3.2, AC4.1 and AC4.2 revision are included.

newspaper campaigns include summary of sarah's law and a year and a day individual campaigns includes summary of double jeopardy rule and clare's law pressure groups includes summary of protection against stalking act

how social change affect policy developments, includes public perception of crime, how social change affect policy developments, Demographic changes, Cultural changes

explanation of theories in informing policy development Biological theories influencing policy, includes biochemical, eugenics, death penalty individualistic theories influencing policies includes, psychoanalysis, operant learning theory, eysenck personality theory Sociological theories influencing policies includes labelling theory, strain theory, right realism, left realism

Evaluation of criminological theories, includes strengths and weaknesses of biological theories: Genetic theories - Twin studies - Adoption studies - XYY study Physiological theories - Lombroso's theory - Sheldon's theory - Brain abnormality - Biochemical Evaluation of criminological theories, includes strengths and weaknesses of individualistic theories: Learning theories - Sutherland' differential association theon - Operant learning theory - Social learning theory ...

explanation of Sociological theories of crime Social structure theories includes, marxism, functionalism, merton strain theory interactionist theories includes, labelling theory realist theories include, right realism, left realism