Which NR thinker argued that biological diff.s were the cause of crime?
Hernstein
Hernstein used IQ data to suggest a correlation between what?
Low intelligence + criminality > some are predisposed to crime
Hernstein considers crime to be b___________ d_________.
Biologicallydetermined
According to TNR, which social institution is the best for Primary socialisation?
Nuclear family
What does Murray argue is causing growing crime rates?
Growing underclass
What are some characteristics of ‘problem families’ which supposedly make up the underclass (according to Murray)?
Single-parent households, welfare dependency, lack of work ethic.
Why does Murray say the underclass has developed?
Growing dependency on welfarestate
Why are the underclass socialised poorly which contributes to crime?
More lone-parent families headed by the mother
Who argued there’s a lower layer of unqualified + unemployed ppl who are wholly dependent on the state who also subscribe to a ‘fatalistic culture’, encouraging deviant behaviour?
Saunders
—VE AO3:
They’ve been accused of -vely s___________ & s___________ poor ppl.
No e________ e_______ that the underclass ACC exists.
-Vely stereotyping & scapegoating
No empirical evidence
-VE AO3: What are 2 studies suggesting that poor, deprived ppl acc share the same values as the rest of society?
Gallie - Unemployed ppl have strong ‘work ethic’ + NO evidence of dependency culture
Charlesworth - strong moral values amongst deprived ppl in Rotherham
-VE AO3: Who described TNR as ‘sociology of vindictiveness’?
Young
-VE AO3: What did Young mean when he described TNR as vindictive?
They deflected blame from real issues of ≠ by blaming the impoverished for their own deprivation
-VE AO3: How would Interactionists explain ethnic diff.s in crime rates whereas TNR uses IQ?
Institutional racism + labelling occurring within the CJS.
-VE AO3: How do Marxists challenge this perspective of crime?
TNR ignores MC/UC crime, only focussing on WC crime