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What is the main focus for assessment component 1.1 in WJEC criminology unit 2?
What is the main focus for assessment component 1.1 in WJEC criminology unit 2?
- Exploring the history of crime and deviance
- Analyzing the psychological aspects of crime and deviance
- Discussing the impact of media on crime and deviance perception
- Understanding the definition of crime and deviance, their differences, and examples (correct)
What are values in the context of crime and deviance?
What are values in the context of crime and deviance?
- General principles or guidelines defining right or wrong (correct)
- Individual perceptions of acceptable behavior
- Specific laws enforced by the government
- Biological factors influencing behavior
How does crime and deviance relate to accepted values and norms?
How does crime and deviance relate to accepted values and norms?
- They reinforce and strengthen accepted values and norms
- They have no impact on accepted values and norms
- They challenge or threaten accepted values and norms of behavior (correct)
- They create new accepted values and norms
What is the primary requirement for the exam regarding the 'compare crime and deviance' assessment component?
What is the primary requirement for the exam regarding the 'compare crime and deviance' assessment component?
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Crime vs. Deviance Definition
Crime vs. Deviance Definition
Understanding the difference between crime and deviance, and providing examples.
Values in Crime/Deviance
Values in Crime/Deviance
General principles (right/wrong) relating to crime and deviance.
Crime/Deviance & Accepted Norms
Crime/Deviance & Accepted Norms
Crime and deviance challenge or threaten societal values and accepted norms.
WJEC Crime/Deviance Exam Focus
WJEC Crime/Deviance Exam Focus
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Assessment Component 1.1: WJEC Criminology Unit 2
- Focuses on crime and deviance in relation to values and norms
- Examines how crime and deviance challenges and reinforces accepted values and norms
Values in the Context of Crime and Deviance
- Refer to beliefs and attitudes that are widely accepted in society
- Shape societal norms and expectations
- Influence how individuals and groups perceive and respond to crime and deviance
Relationship between Crime and Deviance and Accepted Values and Norms
- Crime and deviance can challenge or reinforce accepted values and norms
- Can lead to changes in values and norms over time
- Can be influenced by various factors, including cultural, historical, and social contexts
Primary Requirement for the Exam: 'Compare Crime and Deviance' Assessment Component
- Requires comparison of different theories, concepts, and perspectives on crime and deviance
- Must demonstrate understanding of how crime and deviance relate to values and norms
- Effective comparison and evaluation of different approaches necessary to succeed in the exam
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