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Covers informal and formal methods of social control as well as control theories about crime 

Explore the mechanisms of social control, including the role of the superego, cultural influences, and the criminal justice system. This summary delves into theories of crime, the impact of socialisation, and the importance of community bonds in preventing deviance. Ideal for criminology students seeking to grasp the complexities of social control and its implications on behavior.

Understanding Social Control

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covers informal and formal methods of social control as well as control theories about crime 

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unit 4, ac 2.1- explain forms of social control

Criminology

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Unit 4, AC 2.1- Explain forms of social control

Explore key Thai phrases for everyday conversations, including greetings, expressions of gratitude, and polite responses. This summary covers essential vocabulary for both formal and informal contexts, making it perfect for beginners learning the Thai language.

Essential Thai Phrases

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Thai language 

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All course notes for the Scottish advanced higher design & manufacture 

Explore comprehensive insights into Advanced Higher Design & Manufacture, covering production types, marketing strategies, user-centered design, and sustainable practices. This resource includes detailed notes on manufacturing processes, product life cycles, and the impact of plastics on the environment, tailored for students seeking to deepen their understanding of design principles and market dynamics.

Design & Manufacture Insights

Olivia Baird

all course notes for the scottish advanced higher design & manufacture 

advanced higher design & manufacture course notes

Advanced Higher Design & Manufacture course notes

Unit 4 Criminology, covering AC 3.2:
1. Environmental design
2. Behavioural tactics
3. Institutional tactics
4. Gaps in state provision


Explore the role of various agencies in achieving social control within criminology. This study note covers key concepts such as environmental design, behavioral tactics, institutional strategies, and the limitations of state provisions. Understand how these elements contribute to crime prevention and the effectiveness of different approaches in the justice system.

Agencies in Social Control

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unit 4 criminology, covering ac 3.2:
1. environmental design
2. behavioural tactics
3. institutional tactics
4. gaps in state provision


unit 4: ac 3.2- describe the contribution of agencies to achieving social control

Unit 4: AC 3.2- describe the contribution of agencies to achieving social control

Explore the choreographic elements and set design of 'Artificial Things' by Stopgap Dance Company. This summary delves into the inclusive contemporary dance style, the significance of personal experiences in choreography, and the atmospheric set design that reflects life's limitations. Key aspects include costume choices, lighting effects, and the aural landscape that enhances the performance's emotional depth.

Inclusive Dance Performance Analysis

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Artificial things 

Explore the intricate character dynamics in 'Llyfr Glas Nebo' with this detailed analysis. This study note covers key characters such as Ravenna, Sion, and Dwynwen, highlighting their personalities, relationships, and significant quotes. Ideal for students preparing for Welsh literature assessments and discussions.

Character Analysis: Llyfr Glas Nebo

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Llyfr Glas Nebo

these notes are about short stories and what they contain, a plot diagram, and a few key terms in short stories

Elda Dawit

Story Elements

AC 3.2- Draw conclusions from information. 

You MUST come to a conclusion about the brief- is the sentence just, is the verdict safe, etc.

Explore the complexities of justice and sentencing in the criminal justice system. This study note covers key concepts such as jury equity, nullification, just and unjust verdicts, and the implications of unduly lenient or harsh sentences. Analyze case studies including the Birmingham Six and the impact of public opinion on sentencing. Ideal for students studying crime and sentencing principles, this resource aids in drawing informed conclusions about verdict safety and justice. Type: Summary.

Justice and Sentencing Analysis

ac 3.2- draw conclusions from information. 

you must come to a conclusion about the brief- is the sentence just, is the verdict safe, etc.

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