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WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide
Carole A Henderson, Laura Neasham
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Crime Theories - Unit 2 WJEC Criminology
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.
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Table of AC4.1 answers
PopularTable of AC4.1 answers
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Level 3 Criminology Unit 2: Individualistic Theories Summary Notes (Grade A)
NuevoStruggling with Unit 2 Individualistic Theories? These clear, structured revision notes cover all key individualistic and psychological theories of crime and deviance needed for your Level 3 Criminology exam, complete with core concepts, key studies, and balanced positive and negative evaluations! 
 
What’s Included in This Document? 
This document covers 5 major individualistic perspectives on crime and deviance: 
 
Criminal Personality Theory (Yochelson & Samenow) 
- Faulty thinking, decisio...
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Level 3 Criminology Unit 2: Sociological Theories Summary Notes (Grade A)
NuevoStruggling with Unit 2 Sociological Theories? These concise, well-structured revision notes cover all key sociological theories of crime and deviance needed for your Level 3 Criminology exam/coursework, complete with core concepts, key research, and detailed positive and negative evaluations! 
 
What’s Included in This Document? 
This document covers 5 major sociological perspectives on crime and deviance: 
 
Durkheim’s Functionalist Theory 
- Core principles: Inevitability of crime, shared ...
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VISUAL CHART: Criminological theories covered on Unit 2
NuevoCriminology Year 1, Unit 2: Criminological Theories introduces students to more than twenty theories of crime. Students' familiarity with the classification of these theories - biological, psychological, sociological - is crucial for the final exam. 
 
From the organisation of the exam, misplacement of theories covered can result in zero marks, even where sound knowledge and understanding of theorists and theories is shown. 
 
This visual chart is intended to highlight the way the criminolo...
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WJEC AS Physics ALL DEFINITIONS Quizlet Flashcards (Units 1 and 2)
NuevoThis pack contains all of the flashcards that will allow you to memorise the definitions you need for the WJEC AS Physics exams. Each document has a simple 2-step guide to import them into Quizlet so you can start memorising right away. (P.S. This pack is better value than buying both individually!)
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WJEC AS level Physics Quizlet Flashcards - All definitions for Unit 2
NuevoThis contains ALL of the definitions you'll need to maximise your confidence going into the WJEC Physics Unit 2 exam. The document contains a simple 2-step guide on how to import these flashcards into Quizlet so you can use them right away. Check out my profile for definitions flashcards for units 1, 3 and 4! 
 
WJEC Topics in this flashcard set: 
- 2.1 Conduction of electricity 
- 2.2 Resistance 
- 2.3 D.C. circuits 
- 2.4 The nature of waves 
- 2.5 Wave properties 
- 2.6 Refraction of light 
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WJEC criminology unit 2 note tables
Nuevoeverything you need for the evaluation of criminological theories, how laws differ from place to place and how social changes affect policy development for the unit 2 exam for WJEC criminology. I was awarded an A* overall in criminology, and used these to help me revise.
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WJEC criminology unit 2 how laws differ from place to place
Nuevoconcise notes on how laws differ from place to place for your unit 2 exam WJEC criminology. I achieved an A* in criminology overall, and i used these tables to help with revision.
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WJEC Criminology unit 2 how social changes affect policy development
Nuevoall info you need to know for your WJEC Criminology unit 2 exam on how laws differ from place to place and how social changes affect policy development. notes are concise, in table format. i got an A* overall in criminology and used these as my revision.
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WJEC criminology unit 2 evaluation of criminological theories table
Nuevoconcise notes in an easy to remember format for evaluating criminological theories for WJEC criminology unit 2. I recieved an A* overall in criminology.
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Revision for Unit 2 Exam
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WJEC AS Level Chemistry Unit 2 Notes
NuevoWJEC AS Level Chemistry Unit 2 Notes
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Unit 2
NuevoThis file is a revision worksheet designed to support the study of criminological and sociological theories of crime. It summarises a wide range of biological, psychological and sociological explanations for criminal behaviour, including theorists such as Lombroso, Sheldon, Bowlby, Eysenck, Sutherland, Durkheim, Merton, Marxists, labelling theorists, and left and right realists. For each theory, the worksheet outlines the key ideas, supporting evidence, and criticisms, with clear sections for in...
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Unit 2 Criminology notes - AC 1.1 Compare Criminal and Deviance
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
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Criminology Unit 2 summary/revision 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.
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Summary WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide - unit two, Criminological Theories
includes 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3

summaries of all, set out in an easy to read format 

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Summary WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide - unit two, Criminological Theories
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
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Summary WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide - unit two, Criminological Theories
how social change affect policy developments, includes public perception of crime, how social change affect policy developments, Demographic changes, Cultural changes
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Summary WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide - unit two, Criminological Theories
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
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Summary WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology: Study and Revision Guide - unit two, Criminological Theories
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 
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