'Formal social control' diaporamas de présentation

A2 Crime and Deviance

A2 Crime and Deviance. Control and Punishment. Learning outcomes. Understand and evaluate a range of crime prevention and control strategies, Define and evaluate the different perspectives on punishment, Identify the main trends in sentencing and define their significance,

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Deviance

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Sociological Theories of Drug Use/Abuse

Sociological Theories of Drug Use/Abuse. Structural Theories: Anomie, Unequal Opportunity, Social Disorganization (Durkheim, Merton, Agnew, Messner and Rosenfeld, Shaw and McKay, Bursick) Social Process Theories: Socialization (Matza, Hirschi)

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CCJ 3014 Introductory Exercise

CCJ 3014 Introductory Exercise. What is correlation? What is causation? 3 criteria of? What is culture? What elements make up culture? What is the relationship between theory and practice? What is the cause of crime? What is the cure?. Crime and Criminology. What is Crime and Deviance

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Social Control

Social Control. What is Social Control?. Techniques and strategies for preventing deviant human behaviour in any society Occurs at all levels of society Most people respect and accept basic social norms and assume that others will do the same.

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Community

Contexts for Informal and Formal Social Control. Informal Small Homogenous Family Community Group Influence. Formal Large Heterogeneous Secondary Influences Law and the State. Community. Consensus. Size.

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