1. Biological explanations of criminal behaviour
SIDE 1
SIDE 2
Inherited Criminality
Role of the Amygdala IC
R of A + -
Key words
Key words
Practice questions: Evaluate two biological explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)
Describe and evaluate two biological explanations of criminal behaviour. (20)
Practice question: Describe two biological explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)

2. Individual differences explanations of criminal behaviour
SIDE 1
SIDE 2
Eysenck’s theory
Cognitive factors
Eysenck’s theory
Cognitive factors + -
Key words
Key words
Practice questions: Evaluate two individual differences explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)
Describe and evaluate two individual differences explanations of criminal behaviour. (20)
Practice question: Describe two individual differences explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)

3. Social psychological explanations of criminal behaviour
SIDE 1
SIDE 2
Gender Socialisation
Differential Association DA GS +
All weaknesses -
Key words
Key words
Practice questions: Evaluate two social psychological explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)
Describe and evaluate two social psychological explanations of criminal behaviour. (20)
Practice question: Describe two social psychological explanations of criminal behaviour. (10)

4. Methods of modifying criminal behaviour
SIDE 1
SIDE 2
Anger management
Restorative Justice
Anger management
Restorative justice
Effectiveness
Ethical implications
Social implications
Key words
Key words
Practice question: Describe one method of modifying criminal behaviour. (10)
Outline how one method of modifying criminal behaviour can be applied to the characteristics of criminal behaviour. (5)
Practice questions: Discuss the view that restorative justice is more effective than anger management. (15)
Discuss the ethical and social implications of two different methods of modifying criminal behaviour. (15)