According to the ‘Broken Windows’ theory proposed by Wilson and Kelling (1982), what is the psychological mechanism that leads from a single unrepaired window to an increase in serious crime?
Cambridge OCR A Level · Psychology - H567
What makes a criminal? (Biological):練習問題
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In criminal psychology, Hall and Player (2008) investigated whether emotional context affected fingerprint analysis. Which of the following best describes their findings regarding the effect of a high-emotional context on the final decision of the experts?
Dixon et al. (2002) studied the effects of accent, race, and crime type on perceptions of guilt. Which specific combination of variables produced the highest mean guilt rating in the study?
In their review of the Cognitive Interview (CI), Memon and Higham (1999) identified a specific methodological problem when comparing CI research to ‘standard’ police interviews. Which of the following best describes this issue?
Raine et al. (1997) used PET scans to identify brain abnormalities in murderers pleading Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI). Which specific brain regions showed reduced glucose metabolism in the NGRI group compared to controls?
According to Haney et al. (1973), what was the primary aim of the Stanford Prison Experiment in relation to the behavior of prisoners and guards?
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Describe one strategy for reducing reoffending that is based on the findings or principles discussed in the Effect of imprisonment topic.
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Using Raine et al. (1997), explain how a lack of activity in the prefrontal cortex might predispose an individual to impulsive criminal behaviour.
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