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Explore the various reasons why certain crimes remain unreported, including personal, social, and cultural factors. This summary highlights the consequences for victims and discusses the complexities surrounding crimes like domestic abuse, hate crimes, and white-collar crime. Ideal for criminology students seeking to understand the sociological implications of unreported crime.

Unreported Crime Factors

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

Explore the reasons behind unreported crimes in the UK, focusing on personal, social, and cultural factors. This summary covers key concepts such as the 'dark figure of crime', victim fears, societal indifference, and cultural norms that contribute to underreporting. Ideal for criminology students studying crime and deviance.

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

This is one of the sociological theories for criminology level 3 diploma. 

Explore the strengths and weaknesses of Right and Left Realism in criminology. This summary covers key concepts such as labelling theory, social constructs of crime, and the impact of media on deviance. Understand the role of socialization, relative deprivation, and rational choice in criminal behavior. Ideal for Level 3 diploma students seeking a comprehensive overview of sociological theories in criminology.

Criminology: Realism Theories

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Sociological Theories- Right and Left realism 

Examining validity, ethics, strengths, limitations, and potential ideas for collecting crime statistics and ensuring their reliability.

Explore the evaluation of crime statistics collection methods, focusing on the reliability, validity, ethics, strengths, and limitations of the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) and police recorded crime. This summary provides insights into how these methods inform crime reduction policies and public safety.

Crime Statistics Evaluation

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Crime reporting affecting perception of criminals

Explore the effectiveness of various campaigns aimed at social change, including #MeToo, Clare's Law, and No Knives, Better Lives. This summary analyzes their goals, methods, and impacts, focusing on grassroots mobilization, social media strategies, and government responses. Ideal for students studying Unit 1 Criminology LO2.

Campaigns for Social Change

Unit 1 AC2.1 - Compare Campaigns for Change 

A comparison of two campaigns advocating for child safety and criminal record opportunities, highlighting their purposes, methods, and successes.

Explore a detailed comparison of impactful campaigns aimed at social change, including Unlock, Sarah's Law, MeToo, and Stop Hate UK. This study note examines their purposes, driving forces, methods, and successes, providing insights into how these campaigns have shaped public awareness and policy regarding crime and safety. Ideal for students studying social movements and crime prevention.

Campaigns for Change: A Comparative Analysis

AC 2.1 - Compare campaigns for change 

Campaigns used to elicit change

A plan to raise funds for purchasing promotional materials and clothing items to sell for profit, aiming to make £256 in profit.

This study note outlines a strategic campaign plan aimed at raising awareness about technological crime. It includes detailed business calculations for funding promotional materials, merchandise sales, and objectives to engage the target audience effectively. Key concepts covered include budgeting, cash flow, and the impact of unreported cybercrime. Ideal for students studying business finance and social awareness initiatives.

Campaign Planning for Cyber Awareness

AC 3.1 - Plan a Campaign

I've laid out some additional information to consider when doing your Unit 1 Controlled Assessment, adding these things into your assessment will lead you into a higher grade boundary. 

Explore key concepts in Criminology Unit 1, including media representation of crime, the impact of unreported crime, and effective campaigning strategies. This resource provides detailed explanations, examples, and statistics to enhance your understanding and improve your assessment performance. Ideal for students preparing for controlled assessments in criminology.

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