Left and Right Realism 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: molly_axxCreated on: 12-12-17 19:17 LEFT REALISM- What is marginalisation? Groups of people lack the personal goals and organisations to represent them. This makes them feel resentful and frustrated, so turn to violent crime. 1 of 11 LEFT REALISM- Explain the theory of subcultures. Solution to relative deprivation, marginalised groups form criminal or deviant groups with different goals. 2 of 11 LEFT REALISM- What is Relative Deprivation? Being deprived of something you think you're entitled to that another person has. 3 of 11 LEFT REALISM- Who created the 4 stages of Relative Deprivation? Runciman- wanting it, knowing someone has it, believe having it is realistic, obtaining it. 4 of 11 LEFT REALISM- Government Policies. Police and Community Together (PACT), democratic policing, parenting support. 5 of 11 LEFT REALISM- Evaluation. Focuses on inner city crime only, assumes that value consensus exists and crime occurs during its breakdown. 6 of 11 RIGHT REALISM- Explain the theory of biological differences. Wilson & Hernstien- Some people are genetically predisposed to commit crime. 7 of 11 RIGHT REALISM- Explain the theory of socialisation & underclass. Murray- Growing underclass called new rabble dependant on state. 8 of 11 RIGHT REALISM- Explain rational choice theory. Clarke- free will, choice based on rational calculation of consequences. 9 of 11 RIGHT REALISM- Social policies. Zero-tolerance policing, must repair area to deter criminals, clamp down on any sign of disorder. 10 of 11 RIGHT REALISM- Evaluations. Doesn't address wider social causes, unfair targeting, assumes offenders act rationally. 11 of 11
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