Offending 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyOffendingA2/A-levelAQA Created by: jessbrighton1Created on: 27-03-17 16:32 Way of narrowing down the search for a perpatrator by excluding all those who don't fit profiling criteria. offender profiling 1 of 32 draws a distinction between organised and disorganised offenders typology 2 of 32 Infers the offenders based on the crime locations and assumes that offenders work in similar areas Geographical 3 of 32 Mental representation of information (mental map) schema 4 of 32 Offenders are a primitive genetic form, had anomalies e.g. large jaw atavism 5 of 32 Muscular, mesomorphic body type was of a criminal somatotypes 6 of 32 Our inherited nervous system dictates our personality, criminal type is neurotic extrovert Eysenck 7 of 32 Neurotics are emotionally unstable and unpredictable 8 of 32 Offending may be due to weak, deviant or over-harsh superego psychodynamic 9 of 32 The superego is internalised through ____________ with same sex parent identification 10 of 32 Protect concious self from unpleasant thoughts and ideas defence mechanisms 11 of 32 Explaining unacceptable behaviour in an acceptable way rationalisation 12 of 32 redirection of less acceptable primitive impulses onto more acceptable activities sublimation 13 of 32 1st 2 years of lif, if child suffered from separation, suffer irreversible damage maternal deprivation 14 of 32 criminal behaviour is learnt through association learning theory 15 of 32 offending is learned through observation, imitation and reinforcement social learning theory 16 of 32 Criminality is inherited biological 17 of 32 prison custodial sentencing 18 of 32 punishment retribution 19 of 32 deter from committing other crimes deterrence 20 of 32 cure from deviance rehabilitation 21 of 32 study which shows effectiveness of custodial sentencing zimbardo 22 of 32 spending so much time in prison you can't cope on outside institutionalisation 23 of 32 caused by guilt, anxiety and fear of unknown depression 24 of 32 alternative to custodial sentencing electronic tagging 25 of 32 alternative to custodial sentencing restorative justice 26 of 32 Reinforcing desirable behaviour and extinguishing undesirable behaviour using operant conditioning behaviour modification 27 of 32 example of behaviour modification in prisons token economy 28 of 32 understanding and controlling anger- cognition plays a role anger management 29 of 32 learning to recognise anger cognitive preparation 30 of 32 learning techniques to control anger skill acquisition 31 of 32 practice new techniqus application practice 32 of 32
Restorative justice is an easy option. Compare this to anger management and discuss how far you agree with the statement. 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings
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