Week 7 The features of science Assessment 2: This will Issues and debates and take the format of Research methods test unseen examination questions, ranging from 1 mark- 16 mark questions. Exam conditions Half term holidays Week 8 Forensic psychology 1. Describe and Measuring crime evaluate ways of Offender profiling measuring crime. Refer to evidence in Folder check your answer (16 marks) 2. Discuss the top down to criminal profiling. Refer to evidence in your answer (16 marks) 3. Discuss geographical profiling. Refer to evidence in your answer (16 marks) Week 9 Atavistic form 1. Discuss one Genetic and neural historical approach explanations of criminal to offending behaviour behaviour. Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) 2. Discuss genetic and/or neural explanations of offending behaviour. Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) Week 10 Psychological 1. Discuss Eysenck’s explanations: Eysenck’s theory of the theory, cognitive criminal personality. explanations Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) 2. Describe and evaluate cognitive explanations of offending. Refer to at
Week 7 The features of science Issues and debates and Research methods test Assessment 2: This will take the format of unseen examination questions, ranging from 1 mark- 16 mark questions. Exam conditions Half term holidays Week 8 Forensic psychology Measuring crime Offender profiling Folder check 1. Describe and evaluate ways of measuring crime. Refer to evidence in your answer (16 marks) 2. Discuss the top down to criminal profiling. Refer to evidence in your answer (16 marks) 3. Discuss geographical profiling. Refer to evidence in your answer (16 marks) Week 9 Atavistic form Genetic and neural explanations of criminal behaviour 1. Discuss one historical approach to offending behaviour. Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) 2. Discuss genetic and/or neural explanations of offending behaviour. Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) Week 10 Psychological explanations: Eysenck’s theory, cognitive explanations 1. Discuss Eysenck’s theory of the criminal personality. Refer to evidence in your answer. (16 marks) 2. Describe and evaluate cognitive explanations of offending. Refer to at