Previously
Definition of crime
Definition of deviance
Crime Counts:
How to count these behaviours Methods,
So you can understand when Trends, and
these numbers come from and Correlates
collected
how they are
©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.
, Zimbardo QuietRage
Quantitative numbers
prisonexperiment
Qualitative subjective understanding KansasCityPatrol Study
foundnoelect in policing
eg Explotoryresearch participant rales andcrime
Minneapolisdomesticviolation
nonpartipant works
Arresting best
PrimaryData Collecting data by
yourself
Secondary Data datacollected previously Nonparticipant observation
researcher observes but is not
for a different purpose
participating
participantobservation
researcher
joins inwiththe
Respect forhuman diginity group beingobserved
Respect for
vulnerable
Free and informed consent Darkfigurei unreported
unrecorded
privacy and confidentiality andlargely
unknown
Justice and inclusiveness lowdarkfigure Homicidevehicletheft
victimizationSurvey
interviews victims Tapsintothe
darkAgm
uniformCrime Reports Self ReportingSurvey
Officialcountingmethod Dataprovided Asks if they'veconnniledcrimesTaps
officers intocrimesthat haven'tbeencaught
bypolice Tapsintodarkfigure
crimeseverityindextakes
Standardized
account
into of
theseverity
crimerates crimesreported
thecrime
populationX 10000 Highercrimesinurbanareas
geographicalcontextsand
evenings
1962 policereported amonthlytotal
1 Canadacrimeincreasesfromeast
ofcrime
towest
984 revisedto0422incident
basedreporting
characteristics of Criminals victimization
Notarandommatter
Young 1524
AgeGenderSocialClass Ethnicity Dithers gender and crime
young more crimes propertycrimes by by
old violentcrimesmostpeople out crime type
of
Agingoutphenomena age Socialdisadvantage lessclearcut
malemorecrimeviolentcrime crimetype
female petty nonviolent
varies
by
selfreports showthegapis narrowing
controversiallowclass violentcrime
keepinmindthese maybebent data
representation ofblacksand
over Aboriginal
information onrace is limited
, Learning Objectives
. Understand the relevance of crime typologies to
the discussion of crime presented.
. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the
various methods of collecting data.
. Compare and contrast the Uniform Crime
Reports, victimization surveys and self-report
surveys.
. Provide an overview of the amount and types of
crime in Canada.
. Discuss some of the general characteristics of
criminals.
©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.
Definition of crime
Definition of deviance
Crime Counts:
How to count these behaviours Methods,
So you can understand when Trends, and
these numbers come from and Correlates
collected
how they are
©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.
, Zimbardo QuietRage
Quantitative numbers
prisonexperiment
Qualitative subjective understanding KansasCityPatrol Study
foundnoelect in policing
eg Explotoryresearch participant rales andcrime
Minneapolisdomesticviolation
nonpartipant works
Arresting best
PrimaryData Collecting data by
yourself
Secondary Data datacollected previously Nonparticipant observation
researcher observes but is not
for a different purpose
participating
participantobservation
researcher
joins inwiththe
Respect forhuman diginity group beingobserved
Respect for
vulnerable
Free and informed consent Darkfigurei unreported
unrecorded
privacy and confidentiality andlargely
unknown
Justice and inclusiveness lowdarkfigure Homicidevehicletheft
victimizationSurvey
interviews victims Tapsintothe
darkAgm
uniformCrime Reports Self ReportingSurvey
Officialcountingmethod Dataprovided Asks if they'veconnniledcrimesTaps
officers intocrimesthat haven'tbeencaught
bypolice Tapsintodarkfigure
crimeseverityindextakes
Standardized
account
into of
theseverity
crimerates crimesreported
thecrime
populationX 10000 Highercrimesinurbanareas
geographicalcontextsand
evenings
1962 policereported amonthlytotal
1 Canadacrimeincreasesfromeast
ofcrime
towest
984 revisedto0422incident
basedreporting
characteristics of Criminals victimization
Notarandommatter
Young 1524
AgeGenderSocialClass Ethnicity Dithers gender and crime
young more crimes propertycrimes by by
old violentcrimesmostpeople out crime type
of
Agingoutphenomena age Socialdisadvantage lessclearcut
malemorecrimeviolentcrime crimetype
female petty nonviolent
varies
by
selfreports showthegapis narrowing
controversiallowclass violentcrime
keepinmindthese maybebent data
representation ofblacksand
over Aboriginal
information onrace is limited
, Learning Objectives
. Understand the relevance of crime typologies to
the discussion of crime presented.
. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the
various methods of collecting data.
. Compare and contrast the Uniform Crime
Reports, victimization surveys and self-report
surveys.
. Provide an overview of the amount and types of
crime in Canada.
. Discuss some of the general characteristics of
criminals.
©2012 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd.
