Forensic Psychology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: georginawelchCreated on: 10-04-18 20:00 Name a method of defining crime which involves recording someone's experiences of crime within the past year. Victim survey 1 of 15 Which theorist states that criminals are neurotic-extroverts, and also score highly on the psychoticism scale? Eysenck 2 of 15 Which type of superego may cause people to offend due to crippling guilt and anxiety? Over-harsh 3 of 15 Name an aim of custodial sentencing, which states that it is moral as offenders are removed from society and therefore are no longer a threat. Incapacitation 4 of 15 Name a psychological effect of custodial sentencing which states that inmates will adopt the behaviours of others, resulting in recidivism. Prisonisation 5 of 15 Give the second stage of the anger management scheme. Skill acquisition 6 of 15 Are restorative justice programs active or passive? Active 7 of 15 Which variation of restorative justice allows the offender to compensate financially for the psychological damage caused? Financial restitution 8 of 15 Which gene (associated with violent crime) controls dopamine and serotonin? MAOA 9 of 15 Who investigated MZ and DZ twins, finding that genetics play a dominant role in offending behaviour? Lange 10 of 15 Which part of the brain, which regulates emotional behaviour, is said to have reduced activity leading to offending behaviour? Prefrontal cortex 11 of 15 Name the type of offender profiling which focuses on disorganised and organised offending. Top-down approach 12 of 15 Give an example of a historical issue in defining crime, which is now legal. Homosexuality 13 of 15 What is the first level of moral reasoning? Preconventional morality 14 of 15 What is the first level of moral reasoning? Preconventional morality 15 of 15
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