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What contributing factors in a child's upbringing will lead to…
What contributing factors in a child's upbringing will lead to criminal activity in the future?
Biological factors
Introduction to the alternative side of the debate
Cesare Lombroso theory that facial characteristic determine criminals
The 'XYY' chromosome and how it eventually links to crime
Who invented this theory
What actually causes the condition
Characteristics or side effect
'Bayout vs Rome' court case
The Minnesota twins study
What did this study assess?
Who invented this theory
Ronnie and Reggie Kray
How was this experiment conducted
Environmental factors
Introduction to environmental factors
Javier Corrale's work on the correlation between income and crime
Housing issues
lack of basic needs
Cyril Burt's finding on delinquency in London and poverty line
Location of home
Link to regional unemployment (Economical POV)
Spatial contain study (Psychological POV)
Whether a child is brought up in Forster care or not
Prison Reform Trust's statistics
Alternative factors
Relationships with siblings
BBC documentary on 'Britains teen drug runners'
Virginia Commonwealth University's work on mimicking behaviour
Substance abuse
Short term affects
Long term affect
Exposure to violent media
J.Podolski's work on exposure to violent media
Devin Moore vs Alabama court case
Introduction to crime
Abstract
Talk about nature nurture debate
Give an environmental theory
Give a biological theory
Explain how there is damage to the frontal lobe
Preface
Define 'criminality'.
Explain how it depends on the era and country
Explain what sort of crime I am going to be focussing on
Aims
Long term Objectives
Short term objectives
Parental issues
Introduction to parental issues
Explain the results which you gained in you survey
Talk about Janet Currie's book and her findings
Poor discipline
Broken Home (Ian Duncan claim)
What actually is poor discipline?
Lack of attention from parents
Mention what neglect does to a child's brain
How this affect their personality and decision making capabilities
Trust issues from Parents
Explain the affect of too much trust
Explain what too little trust does
Bad examples set by parents
Explain why children copy parents behaviour
Albert Bandura's 'Bobo Doll study'
Fetal Alcohol syndrome
Daily mail's claim that half of young offended mum drank while pregnant
What are the actual mental and physical side affect
Evaluate why this maybe under biological influences
Schooling factors
Bullying at school and how it can lead to external anger
Link to Michael Turner's findings (20% of bullied went behind bars)
Explain how bullying leads to crime (inward to outwards aggression)
NVEE's claim about school shooting linking to bullying
Peer pressure and how it alters children behaviour
Gary Becker and Casey Mulligan's findings in 1997
Richard Freeman's statistics about 12% of convicted dropped out of school
How does education avoid the poverty cycle
Introduction to schooling factors
'Access economics' states this section can be split into 3 parts
Practise short termism rather than long termism
Avoiding the poverty cycle
School means that kids are less tempted
Lance Lochner theory in 2007
Conclusion
Make an overall summary of the 'nature nurture debate
Give your opinion, on what factors are the largest .
Explain paths which could be used to prevent this criminal behaviour
Discuss the 'Integrated Cognitive antisocial potential (ICAP')' theory