Crime. 12 mark questions



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Crime 12 mark questions Discuss how far sociologists would agree that teenage criminal and deviant behaviour results from parents failing to socialise their children correctly. - Parents should be the main way children learn right from wrong. If children don t learn this the parents must be to blame - Functionalists say the main job of the family is to socialize children, if this doesn t happen children wont know norms and values - Many anti-social or criminal adults then have children who are the same, non-criminal parents have non-criminal children - Parents are a big role modern for most children. Children learn the norms and values from their parents whether they are good or bad. - Children don t commit as much crime as it seems. Most of it is exaggerated by the media - Interactionists say - Children get labeled by the media and police. This creates a self fulfilling prophecy which is why youngsters commit crime - Young people commit crime because of status frustration. They don t have any power or influence in society and think that by committing crimes they can get some sort of sense of power - They may be badly influenced by peer group - Violent images in the media influence children to behave violently

Discuss how far sociologists would agree that working class males are more likely to commit crimes than other sections of society. - Statistics show men commit more crimes than women - Feminists say this is because men have more opportunities to commit crimes than women (women have to stay in and look after kids) - It may be because men are more violent and aggressive than women - It may be because men are often the main breadwinners and feel pressure to provide for the family. As a result they often turn to crime - Statistics show that working class people commit more crimes than other social classes - This is because they are poorer and sometimes need to commit crimes to survive - Relative deprivation is when people feel poorer than others around them. This leads some people to commit crimes because they are jealous of people who are better off - Statistics are innacurate Women commit crimes but get away with them more often because of the chivalry factor - Women get away with crimes because they commit crimes which are non-violent and they are more likely to get away with e.g fraud - Statistics are innacurate because many middle class people commit white collar crime but get away with it. - Companies aren t bothered about reporting white collar crime because it may give them negative publicity - Marxists say that rich company owners commit corporate crime but get away with it because they can afford good lawyers. - Governments are more bothered about dealing with individual crimes

Discuss how far sociologists would agree that an act some people would see as deviant might not be seen as deviant by other people - Your idea of deviance depends how you have been brought up - Different countries have different laws - What is considered deviant changes depending on who commits the act, where they are, who they are with - In a country the laws and ideas of what are right and wrong change over time e.g. smoking in public - Most people have the same ideas of deviance. That is where laws come from. - We can only have norms and laws if most people agree with them

Discuss how far sociologists would agree that official statistics of police recorded crime exaggerate crime levels among young people - Young people are negatively labeled by the police who target them. It seems they commit more crimes than they actually do - Young people do commit more crimes than other groups. This is because of peer pressure from their friends which older people don t give in to - They are more likely to commit crimes because they are more likely to be involved in a subculture (a group in society with different norms and values from most people)

Discuss how far sociologists would agree that official statistics of police recorded crime exaggerate crime levels among some ethnic groups - The police have being accused of being institutionally racist - The criminal justice system (police, judges, lawyers etc.) are mostly white people and may discriminate against ethnic minorities - Police may label black people in particular as being troublemakers, criminals, and violent and aggressive - Ethnic minorities are more likely to be criminal because of unemployment and deprivation - There are a disproportionately large number of black people in prison Discuss how far sociologists would agree that deprivation is the main cause of most crime in modern Britain - Deprivation means some people may need to commit crime just to survive - Relative deprivation means some people feel much poorer than those around them so commit crime because of jealousy of others - Working class people commit more crimes than other social classes, this is probably because they are more likely to be deprived and in need of extra money. - Different crimes take place because of different reasons - Corporate crime and some white collar crime happen because people are greedy - Many people commit crimes because they are greedy. Marxists say this is because we live in a consumer society where people are obsessed with how much they earn and own - Some crime could be because of status frustration, peer pressure, poor socialization,