Social explanations for crime 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminologyA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: charrington1Created on: 05-03-17 13:34 What are the three key words that you should associate with labelling theory? Prejudice, stigma and social-identity 1 of 20 What are the two types of labelling? Retrospective and Projective 2 of 20 What is the name of the experimenter that looked at convicted parents and their children? Besamer 3 of 20 What type of study was the Cambridge one used for labelling theories? Longitudinal study 4 of 20 How many participants (and what gender) were in this Cambridge study used by Besamer? 411 male participants 5 of 20 Was there a link between the child's likelihood of being convicted and their parents being convicted? Yes- however could be due to official bias 6 of 20 Who carried out the test for gender and labelling? Carlen 7 of 20 How many female participants were used in Carlen's study? 39 females who had been convicted 8 of 20 Who said that men commit more crime and are more likely to have anti-social personality disorder? Heidensohn 9 of 20 What is the first step in self-fulfilling prophecy? Labelling 10 of 20 What is the second step in self-fulfilling prophecy? New behaviour 11 of 20 What is the third step in self-fulfilling prophecy? Positive feedback 12 of 20 What is the final step in self-fulfilling prophecy? Label becomes true 13 of 20 Can self-fulfilling prophecy be both negative and positive? Yes 14 of 20 Who conducted the study into the Ghanaian tribe and their naming system? Jahoda 15 of 20 What is the name of the Ghanaian tribe? Ashanti 16 of 20 What records were used for the Ghanaian study? Court records 17 of 20 Was the Ghanaian study replicated? No 18 of 20 Why were extraneous variables not a problem in the Ghanaian study? Because the conclusions were so strong 19 of 20 Did Jahoda look at both genders in his study? Only boys 20 of 20
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