Deviance and Social Control

Sociology - Crime and deviance basics

Basics

Criminology - Criminology Unit 4 Revision Cards

These were the revision cards I used for my Criminology Unit 4 exam. Feel free to print these out and use them as an exam resource, they have been colour coded for each AC. Good luck!

Sociology - AQA SOCIOLOGY CRIME AND DEVIANCE REVISION - FUNCTIONALISM, AND LABELLING

subcultural, labelling, functionalism with key theorists, AO3, and further notes (began Marxism but no key theories for that yet, but will update.) Predicted A notes.

Sociology - Crime and deviance

Sociology AQA

Sociology - crime and deviance

AQA Alevel sociology- crime and deviance: full topic revision notes

Criminology - Unit 4 AC2.1

Mindmap on unit 4 AC2.1

Sociology - Sociology Crime and Deviance key sociologists

Key sociologists for crime and deviance wjec gcse

Criminology - Unit 4: crime and Punishment

Wjec level 3 qualification. Unit 4: crime and punishment. Just some summarised notes of everything I learnt from this topic

Sociology - AQA Crime and Deviance Mind Map

Everything for AQA Crime and Deviance

Criminology - Unit 4 AC3.4

Evaluation of agencies in achieving social control.

Sociology - Sociology Paper 3 - Digital Communications & Crime and Deviance

OCR Sociology Paper 3 - DC & Crime and Deviance Notes

Sociology - AQA Sociology Crime & Deviance

All of AQA Sociology Crime & Deviance topic

Criminology - Unit 2 AC1.1

criminology unit 1 ac 1.1 notes

Criminology - Unit 4 AC3.1 + AC3.4

police, CPS, judiciary, prisons, national probation service, charities and pressure groups. with exam questions on each section

Sociology - Subcultural Theories of crime

Crime and deviance

Sociology - Crime and Deviance - sociological theories

functionalism, Marxism, neo-Marxism, interactionalist, subculture, left and right realists view on crime and deviance

Sociology - Crime and deviance: The Social Construct (Functionalist perspectives)

Unit 3, Topics 1-3

Criminology - ac 1.3 unit 1!

Explore the far-reaching impact of unreported crime on individuals, communities, and cultural norms.

Criminology - unit 1, a.c. 1.1 - CRIMINOLOGY

DO NOT COPY WORD FOR WORD - IT WILL BE PUT DOWN AS PLAGIARISM WHICH CAN BE DETRIMENTAL TO YOUR GRADE WHERE YOU CAN FAIL THE WHOLE PAPER AS A RESULT, DO NOT RISK IT!!!

Criminology - Crim - Unit 1- AC1.2 - Reasons crimes go unreported

reasons certain crimes go unreported

Criminology - Crim - Unit 1- AC1.1 - Honour Crime Table

Honour Crime

Sociology - GCSE AQA Sociology grade 9 past paper 83/100

example of a grade 9 past paper

Sociology - State Crime - Crime and Deviance - AQA - Paper 3 - A LEVEL

Crime and Deviance - AQA - Paper 3 - A LEVEL

Sociology - Interactionist Theories of Crime - AQA Sociology A Level

AQA Sociology A Level Paper 3 - Interactionist Theories of Crime - Interactionist Theory - Labelling Theory - Social Construction of Crime

Sociology - Crime and Deviance Revision Guide

A useful revision guide for the gcse crime unit

Criminology - Unit 2 AC1.1 Deviance and criminality

Types of deviance, what makes an act criminal. Sentencing and formal/informal sanctions

Sociology - Crime & Deviance: full topic revision

Revision maps for all 9 crime and deviance topics I want to say thank you to everyone who's been so patient while i finished these notes- I got so many message asking if i had full topic notes for this unit so I'm glad to hear my work is helping people :)

Criminology - AC2.3 Sociological theories in explaining crime - Marxism and Interactionism

How Marxism and interactionism explains why crime occurs. Evaluation points are also included

Sociology - Sociology AQA Alevel studies grid - Crime and Deviance

follow for more notes like this and past papers

Criminology - Unit 4: AC 3.2- describe the contribution of agencies to achieving social control

Unit 4 Criminology, covering AC 3.2: 1. Environmental design 2. Behavioural tactics 3. Institutional tactics 4. Gaps in state provision

Criminology - Criminology Unit 2 1.1 Crime/Deviance

Exam content, Compare criminal behaviour and deviance

Criminology - AC1.2 explain the social construction of criminality

notes for unit 2 criminology!!

Criminology - Unit 4, AC 2.1- Explain forms of social control

Covers informal and formal methods of social control as well as control theories about crime

Sociology - GCSE Sociology: Crime and Deviance Key Theories

The main theories on Crime and Deviance includes: Functionalism, Marxism, Feminism, Subcultural, Interactionism

Criminology - AC1.1 Compare criminal behavior and deviance.

revision poster for Unit 2 criminology.

Criminology - unit 2 - ac1.1 compare criminal behaviour and deviance

my criminology notes for unit 2!!

Criminology - Criminology Unit Four - Ac 2.1

Explain forms of social control

Sociology - theories on crime and deviance

functionalists, Marxists, Neo-Marxists, Interactionalists, Righat and left realism

Criminology - Unit 1 AC 1.1

analyse different types of crime with examples

Sociology - functionalist view on crime and deviance

Durkheim Merton hirschi

Sociology - AQA Sociology: Crime and deviance

Summary

Criminology - AC 1.2

Criminology Unit 1

Sociology - Labelling and crime and deviance mind map

Revision mind map on labelling in crime and deviance

Sociology - Lemert and Young: the effects of labelling

These slides cover the effects of labeliing- primary and secondary deviance and Young's study that applies these ideas. Also included- an evaluation of these theories, which is essential for your essay writing!!

Criminology - Unit 2: A.C 1.1

Notes for Unit 2 A.C 1.1: Compare criminal and deviant behaviour The exam for this unit is 1.5hr paper exam, so no folder can be taken in like you were allowed in Unit 1 I used my notes to revise and got an A :)

Criminology - Unit 2, A.C 1.2

Notes for Unit 2, A.C 1.2: explain the social construction of criminality. I used my notes to revise and got an A in the exam :)

Criminology - External forms of social control

WJEC - Criminology - Unit 4 - AC2: Explain forms of social control - External forms of social control

Criminology - Unit 1 - AC1.2: Explain the reason that certain crimes are unreported

WJEC - Criminology - Unit 1 - AC1.2: Explain the reason that certain crimes are unreported (personal reasons, social and cultural reasons)

Criminology - Control theory

WJEC - Criminology - Unit 4 - AC2: Explain forms of social control - Control theory

Psychology - AQA Psychology A-level, Psychopathology, Essay 1: Describe and evaluate two ways of defining abnormality (deviation from social norms and statistical infrequency/deviation)

This is a model essay, that should hopefully help students gain the appropriate knowledge and expertise to be able to write essays, in practice for their exams.

Psychology - deviation from social norms - AO1/AO3

Psychology AQA - psychopathology - definitions of abnormality - deviation from social norms - AO1/AO3