6. Within Environmental Crime Prevention, it's argued that the police should tackle...
Vandalism by engaging in conflict with those who they suspect of being anti-social or criminal.
All types of crime, not just the most serious types.
Criminals who have a known history for committing crime.
Crime in London, rather than crime elsewhere.
7. Broken windows theory was argued by Wilson and who else?
Kelling
Murray
Clarke
Wilson
8. Wilson argued that trying to eradicate poverty won't...
Majorly reduce crime, as many poor don't commit so poverty isn't to blame.
Help the working class until 3 years after it has been eradicated.
Matter to the middle class, as they don't live in any areas affected by poverty.
Work, unless a considerable amount of money is spent on the inner city areas.
9. Rational choice theory is argued by which sociologist?
Clarke
Althusser
Murray
Parsons
10. People are born with a predisposition against crime and if parents don't teach children norms and values, they may commit crime - according to who?
Kelling
Clarke
Wilson & Hernstein
Wilson
11. A criticism of SCP is that it can create a new type of social inequality, as poor can't afford surveillance, so would be more vulnerable to crime. Who argues this?
Teleologists
Marxists
New Right
Functionalists
12. Murray argues that the rise of the underclass is caused by what?
Children spending too much time in education, as they don't gain a greater experience of reality.
The generosity of the welfare state.
Easy access to unhealthy fastfood chains.
The lack of female role models within a family.
13. Broken windows theory relates to a type of crime prevention known as Environmental Crime Prevention, where any anti-social behaviour must be prevented...
If the necessary fund are available to use, and if there is nothing else prioritised.
