OCR GCSE Psychology (9-1): Criminal Psychology
Paper One: Studies and applications in psychology
Covers:
Key Concepts:
• Different types of crime and how crime is measured: official statistics and self-report
Theories/Explanations of why criminal/anti-social behaviour occurs:
• i) The Social Learning Theory
• ii) Eysenck’s Criminal Personality Theory
The changing nature of punishment
Key Studies:
• Social Learning Theory Research Study – Cooper and Mackie (1986): Study into video games and aggression in children.
• Criminal Personality Theory Research Study – Heaven (1996): Study into delinquency, extroversion, psychoticism and self-esteem.
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