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level questions: Crime prevention

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Newman suggested 4 factor...-Zone of territorial influence - creating a zone of ownership e.g fence and hedge -Opportunity for surveillance - intruders can be spotted -Image- building lack personality , adding image adds ownership and privacy. -Milieu - the surroundings of the building in open spaces e.g courtyard
What concept did Newman introduceDefensible spaces
What is the Broken Window's theory?if there is a broken window in a building it allows people to see the building to be damages and invites criminal behaviour
What is Zero tolerance policy?policing that leads to all crime being treat/punished in the same way
Which theory supports which debate . Individual vs Situationalsituational - broken windows theory - environment is responsible individual - zero tolerance - police and criminal
Summary of the key research by Wilson and KeilingSafe neighbourhoods - broken window theory does impact crime . increased foot patrols officers made the community feel safer also lead to foot patrol officers having more job satisfaction The change role of the police - pattern of policing led to urban decay for example in ww2 they were more foot patrol officers prevented crime more, and less patrol cars more public transport
Maintaining orderMaintaining order - foot patrol officers got to know the community and worked with the community to make them feel more supported
Conclusion of wilson and keiling reseachbroken window theory explains relationship between low level and serious crime public order should be created and maintained by community and police
Evaluation of the key research by Wilson and KeillingUseful - apply the pratical application to real life to prevent crime Validity - secondary data - bias's could lead to lack of validity and is subjective temporal validity as crimes have changed Zimbardo research was in Bronx and California high eco v
Applications for Crime prevention- Neighbourhood watch schemes - collectively defending tertitary supports Newman's and wilson and keiling findings