GCSE Psychology Paper 2: Criminal Psychology

1. A weakness of restorative justice is that it can cause ________ to both the victim and the offender, hence why a neutral environment is used (8)
4. The personality trait from Eysenck’s personality theory which is thought to lack empathy (12)
6. A strength to this programme is that offenders are _________ selected to receive anger management (9)
8. Community service can involve voluntary work or ______ work, such as litter picking (6)
9. _____ management programmes are designed as a form of rehabilitation for offenders who have committed violent crimes due to their _____ (5)
10. The third stage of this programme is ___________ practice, which involves role playing anger-triggering situations (11)

2. ______ learning theory (two) suggests that behaviour is learnt through the observation and imitation of a role model (6)
3. How likely a prisoner is to reoffend (key term) (10)
5. Tokens are a form of _________ reinforcers (9)
7. Hutchings and Mednick (1975): 21% of adoptive children who committed a crime had a __________ father who was convicted 10% of children had a _________ father who was not convicted but their adoptive father had a criminal record (10)

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