Lesson 1
You were able to practice some examination questions whilst at the same time using a variety of text books to check your understanding of key terms like primary and secondary data and thematic analysis. These are terms which are easy to overlook and can catch you out in the examination.
For further information on thematic analysis see page 294 in the black mask and p64 in the PHG. See questions -please hand in for marking when completed >> From June 2017
TOP TIP: I suggest you create a Venn diagram for ‘top down’ and ‘bottom up’ offender profiling. Consider how they are similar, and in what ways they differ. I suggest this because this topic lends itself to a compare and contrast style question and I think it is a good idea to be prepared.
Prep: Due for Friday of this week OP RM question from PHG
Read ahead in the PHG and CC about ‘Atavistic Form’
Lesson 2
Some students missed their DOUBLE lesson 1 and 2 due to the snow,-also I arrived late to school today for the same reason. Students who missed their first lesson of the week (see lesson 1 above) – you will need to catch up with this work. SEE ABOVE LESSON 1
Then for lesson 2, please write the timed essay as planned – write from memory and time yourself – allow NO MORE than 25 minutes but aim to complete in 20 minutes. If you have extra time allow yourself an additional 5 mins.
Next, read and make notes on the biological explanations for Criminal behaviour – consider that when looking for such explanations we are referring to extreme criminals, psychopaths, murderers, violent criminals.
Use your time wisely – you have the opportunity to catch up with anything that you need to finish off. Time spent clicking buttons on PHG is NEVER wasted time 🙂
Lesson 3
Is it possible to explain certain types of criminality using the biological approach? Lombroso certainly had some interesting ideas 🙂 1 atavistic explanation 2018
Lesson 4
Is there such a thing as a criminal brain? We started to investigate the research of Adrian Raine who compared the brains of NGRI (Not Guilty due to Reason of Insanity)with non criminal controls, and found considerable differences in the activity of the PFC. (Pre-Frontal Cortex)
PREP: Read this >>> Trying to explain psychopathy
Time to get your revision timetable sorted – revision timetable 2018 <<<< check out the hyper links I have added in 🙂 🙂