Realist theories of crime
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- Created on: 06-02-20 19:13
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2. What is meant by relative deprivation?
- Feeling less deprived than those around you
- Feeling deprived in relation to those around you
- Feeling deprived
3. Who did a study into Xero-tolernace policing in New York?
- Lemert
- Young
- Murray
- Kelling
4. How do right realists tackle crime?
- 1) police forming better relationships with the community 2) multi-agency approach 3) tackling inequality of opportunity
- 1) Zero-tolerance policy 2) Target hardening 3) military policing
- 1) more police officers 2) broken windows theory 3) military policing
5. What are the three causes of crime according to right realists?
- 1) Biological differences 2) socialisation and the underclass 3) rational choice theory
- 1) marginalisation 2) Subcultures 3) relative deprivation
- 1) the underclass 2) relative deprivation 2) marginalisation
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