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what are the different types of crimes
violent
drug
related
acquisitive
sexual
anti-social
crime as a
social
construct
criminal behaviour is
subjective
and that it
changes
over time and culture
deviation
from
norms
when
behaviour
goes against what is
socially accepted
as normal
how is crime measured
official
statistics and
self-report
SLT
Identification of
role models
Observation
and
imitation
Vicarious reinforcement
Direct reinforcement
and
internalisation
direct reinforcement
when a behaviour is
strengthened
and likely to be repeated due to
positive
outcomes for the individual
Vicarious reinforcement
When a behaviour is strengthened by an individual observing the same behaviour
rewarded
in another person
internalisation
the process whereby a behaviour becomes an integral part of an individuals personality due to constant
reinforcement
criticisms
of
social learning
theories
focuses too much on
nurture
and ignores the role of
nature
where did it come from
if this is
correct
then
crime
should reduce
what about people with
no bad role models
IV of
Cooper
and
Mackie
type of
game
being played
DV
of Cooper and Mackie
level of
aggression
and whether the aggressive toy was picked and how
long
it was done for
CRITICISMS of cooper and
mackie
Lacks
ecological validity
age bias
culture
bias
only
immediate results
were tested
What are the three personality traits that Eysenk suggested
PEN