Cognitive Explanations of Offending
Cards (12)
- What are the two cognitive explanations of offending behaviour?
- What are cognitive distortions?
- How do cognitive distortions affect a person's perception of events?
- How might cognitive distortions link to offender behaviour?
- What is hostile attribution bias?
- How can hostile attribution bias trigger violent responses?
- What is minimalisation in the context of offending behaviour?
- How might a burglar use minimalisation to justify their crime?
- How do cognitive distortions manifest in offenders' justifications?
- What is the Heinz dilemma related to in moral development?
- What is the main focus of the Heinz dilemma discussion?
- What should be considered when discussing the police's actions in the Heinz dilemma?
See similar decks
16.4.2 Cognitive Explanations
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.4 Psychological Explanations of Offending Behaviour45 cards16.4.4 Psychodynamic Explanations
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.4 Psychological Explanations of Offending Behaviour72 cards16.4 Psychological Explanations of Offending Behaviour
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology296 cards16.3 Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology179 cards12.4.2 Cognitive Explanations
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 12: Schizophrenia > 12.4 Psychological Explanations for Schizophrenia35 cardsAP Psychology
2391 cards16.3.2 Genetic Explanations
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.3 Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour88 cards16.3.3 Neural Explanations
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.3 Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour52 cards2.3 Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology
Edexcel A-Level Psychology > Unit 2: Cognitive Psychology184 cards16.4.3 Differential Association Theory
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.4 Psychological Explanations of Offending Behaviour74 cardsOCR GCSE Psychology
2567 cardsUnit 16: Forensic Psychology
AQA A-Level Psychology940 cardsUnit 2: Cognitive Psychology
Edexcel A-Level Psychology464 cards16.5 Dealing with Offending Behaviour
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology240 cardsAQA GCSE Psychology
1687 cards6.2.2 Cognitive Theories
Edexcel A-Level Psychology > Unit 6: Criminological Psychology > 6.2 Theories of Offending59 cards16.3.1 Historical Approach (Atavistic Form)
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.3 Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour39 cards6.5.3 Microbial Forensics
Edexcel A-Level Biology > Topic 6: Immunity, Infection and Forensics > 6.5 Forensic Biology64 cards16.5.3 Anger Management
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.5 Dealing with Offending Behaviour30 cards16.4.1 Eysenck's Theory of the Criminal Personality
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.4 Psychological Explanations of Offending Behaviour105 cards16.5.2 Behaviour Modification in Custody
AQA A-Level Psychology > Unit 16: Forensic Psychology > 16.5 Dealing with Offending Behaviour85 cards