A-Level Sociology — Crime and Deviance — Theories and Statistics
15 flashcards covering Crime and Deviance — Theories and Statistics. Designed for A-Level Sociology revision using spaced repetition.
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is Functionalism?
- Who proposed Labelling Theory?
- What is Strain Theory?
- What is Control Theory?
- Define Anomie
- What is the difference between crime and deviance?
- What is the role of the media in crime statistics?
- What is the British Crime Survey?
- What is the purpose of crime statistics?
- Who proposed the Broken Windows Theory?
- What is the Chicago School?
- What is the difference between official and unofficial crime statistics?
- What is the role of social class in crime?
- What is the Feminist perspective on crime?
- What is the Marxist perspective on crime?
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