James bulger - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

CONTENTS Contributors xiii Preface xxiii TRAUMA OVERVIEW 1 1. Kinematics 3 Carrie A. Sims / Patrick M. Reilly 2. Epidemiology 15 Ashley D. Meagher / Ben L. Zarzaur 3. Injury Prevention 31 Rochelle A. Dicker / Catherine J. Juillard 4. Trauma Systems, Triage, and Transport 47 David J. Ciesla / Andrew J. Kerwin / Joseph J. Tepas III 5. Injury Severity Scoring, Modeling, and Outcomes Research 71 Lynne Moore / Howard R. Champion 6. Coding and Billing 95 R. Lawrence Reed II 95 7. Crit...

xyy theory (jacobs) - xyy syndrome is where men have an extra y chromosome - xyy men are said to be more aggressive and violent - jacobs argued that this was true as xyy men are overrepresented in prison populations (15 per 1000 in prisons, 1 per 1000 in general population) twin studies (lange & christiansen) - is crime a heritable trait? - testing the concordance rates of criminal activity between mz and dz twins - lange - mz twins had higher concordance rates than dz twins - chri...

THEORIES OF CRIME (WJEC LEVEL 3 CRIMINOLOGY) ACTUAL EXAM xyy theory (jacobs) - CORRECT ANSWER-- xyy syndrome is where men have an extra y chromosome - xyy men are said to be more aggressive and violent - jacobs argued that this was true as xyy men are overrepresented in prison populations (15 per 1000 in prisons, 1 per 1000 in general population) twin studies (lange & christiansen) - CORRECT ANSWER-- is crime a heritable trait? - testing the concordance rates of criminal activity betw...

Psychoanalysis and Treatment (I Freud) where patients verbalise their thoughts, through a variety of methods aims to access unconscious mind, repressed thoughts, believed to have led to criminal activity assumptions: psychological problems, caused during development or repressed trauma in unconscious - want to bring thoughts to conscious mind (patients talks whatever comes to their mind Psychoanalysis and Treatment. Does it work? time consuming + unlikely to provide quick answers the...

theories of crime (wjec level 3 criminology) questions and answers 2023xyy theory (jacobs) - xyy syndrome is where men have an extra y chromosome - xyy men are said to be more aggressive and violent - jacobs argued that this was true as xyy men are overrepresented in prison populations (15 per 1000 in prisons, 1 per 1000 in general population) twin studies (lange & christiansen) - is crime a heritable trait? - testing the concordance rates of criminal activity between mz and dz twins...

theories of crime (wjec level 3 criminology) 100% accurate answers xyy theory (jacobs) - xyy syndrome is where men have an extra y chromosome - xyy men are said to be more aggressive and violent - jacobs argued that this was true as xyy men are overrepresented in prison populations (15 per 1000 in prisons, 1 per 1000 in general population) twin studies (lange & christiansen) - is crime a heritable trait? - testing the concordance rates of criminal activity between mz and dz twins -...

theories of crime (wjec level 3 criminology) questions and answers xyy theory (jacobs) - xyy syndrome is where men have an extra y chromosome - xyy men are said to be more aggressive and violent - jacobs argued that this was true as xyy men are overrepresented in prison populations (15 per 1000 in prisons, 1 per 1000 in general population) twin studies (lange & christiansen) - is crime a heritable trait? - testing the concordance rates of criminal activity between mz and dz twins -...

This essay explores the nature vs nurture debate with reference to the James Bulger case, and an exploration of the lives and backgrounds of the murderous boys.

This document explores mainly the phenomenon of bystander behaviour, while additionally including a coverage of the diffusion of responsibility and pluralistic ignorance topics. This document includes real world examples of where a community seemingly neglected their role, through the absence of help provided to Catherine (Kitty) Genovese and James Bulger, during their murders.