OFFICIAL CRIME STATISTICS VICTIM SURVEYS SELF REPORT STUDIES CRIME AS SOCIALLY PATTERNED BEHAVIOUR
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BIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS FOR FEMALES COMMITTING CRIME
PHYSCOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS FOR FEMALES COMMITTING CRIMES
women and the home- explanations for female crime
social control of women in public- explanations for females committing crime
opportunities to commit crime- explanations for women offending
why are statistics used to measure crime?
sources of crime statistics
why is most crime committed by young people?
what is meant by a victimisation survey?
what critisisms have been made of the police statisitics on crime?
what is meant by the 'dark figure of crime?'
what is the main method used by BCS (british crime survey)
what types of people are not included in the BCS sample?
what does CAIP stand for?
and what does it mean?
what is meant by a booster sample?
quantitative data- NUMBERS
crime survey for england and wales
crime survey for england and wales
1. what is it?
2. why is it used?
1. sampling for the crime survey
2. why is it useful?
reasons for not reporting crimes
reasons for not reporting crimes
crime survey for ENGLAND AND WALES
crime survey for ENGLAND AND WALES
PATTERNS OF OFFENDING
limitations of official crime statistics
