crime
what are the 4 perosnal reasons why crime goes unreported
sacred
shame
disinterested
not affected
what are the 5 soical and culte
lack of knowledge
complexity
lack of media interest
lack of public conern
culture bound crime
4 postive conseuces of unreported crime
Decriminalisation
legal change
police prioitisation
procedural change
4 negtive consequences of unreported crime
the ripple effect
crime goes unrecorded
cultural consequences
cultural change
what are the 6 forms of media
gaming
news
tv
flim
music
soical media
what are the 6 impacts of public perpeptions of crim activity
moral panic
changing public concerns and attitudes
perceptions of crime trends
stereotyping of criminals
levels of response to crime tand types of punishment
changing priorities and emphasis
how reliablitlty is the CSEW
very high reliablity due to the CSEW doing an anuuly repeated similary questions and can compare the amonout of crime from one year to the next
what is the validity of the CSEW
collting information from the victims of crime
how ethical is the CSEW
very ethical the victim is keeped anonymous and follows ethical guidelines
what is the purpose of the reasearch in CSEW
to have the most actul view of crime and to capture the dark figure of crime
strengths of CSEW
captues the 'dark figures of crime' meaing the crimes that go unreported.
uses a large sample that is representative of the poulation
weakeness of CSEW
an estimate of teh amount of crime in the UK
relies of subjective interpeation of the victima
what is the purpose of the Home Office
to serve the public and ensures trustworthy, valuable and of high quality
how reliable is home office
not reliable because 1/5 of the of the police areas not reliable
are the home office statices valid
No. accroding to the CSEW only 40% of crimes are reported and police only recored around 60% of reports
is the home office ethical
yes because the individual can't be identifited
what are the strethgens of the home office which makes it reliable
different officers and police forces classifying follow the same procedures
what are the weakness of reliable in the home office
different officers classify the same incident differently
different forces may define a crime differently