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

Goes through personal reasons why crime is unreported, and also social and cultural reasons.

Unit One - AC1.2 - Explain the Reasons Why Certain Crimes are Unreported

Explore the complexities of unreported crimes, including domestic abuse, vandalism, and white-collar crime. This summary delves into personal, social, and cultural reasons behind the lack of reporting, highlighting the psychological barriers victims face and societal perceptions of crime. Ideal for criminology students seeking to understand the dark figure of crime and its implications.

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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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