Crime and Deviance p4

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Heidensoh explained women restricted involvement with crime with what conecpt
control theory
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What is the nanem of the concept that suggests as women become liberated their crimes will become more extreme
Liberation thesis
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Pollak suggests that crime rates for women are low because men want to protect women from punishment in what concept
Chivalry Thesis
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What sociologist suggests courts are harsher on women when they deviate from gender norms with e.g. promiscuity etc
Heidensohn
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parsons suggests that more men commit crime as part of compensatory compulsory masculinity due to an overwhelming feminine socialisation in what concept
Sex Role Theory
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Phillips and Bowling found that white victims over identify who?
Black people
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The MacPherson report uncovered what in the metropolitan police force
institutionalised racism
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Hall et al explains how the moral panic over black muggers benefits capitalism by dividing who
Working class
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Term when people are victimised due to their race, religion or ethinicity
racist victimisation
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Surette notes that media rpresentations of crime follows the law of
opposites
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