What are the Research Characteristics of Crime and Deviance? Part 2 - Theory and Methods in Context

What are the Research Characteristics of Crime and Deviance? Part 2 - Theory and Methods in Context
See 'Note Taking Questions' at the end of this description to improve your experience
In Part 1 of Researching Characteristics of Crime and Deviance (see • What are the Research ...
) we explored research characteristics of crime and deviance that are vital areas for research, including domestic and additional violent crimes, white collar and corporate crimes, juvenile offenders and victimology. In this video we examine research characteristics of crime and deviance such as criminal justice systems, societal impacts of crime and deviance, and suicide.
Each of these categories of crime produce specific issues and opportunities for the methods sociologists employ to research these crimes.
This video includes concepts and sociologists such as:
Researching the Police
Cateen culture
Researching the Courts and Legal Profession
Researching Prisons
Researching Societal Reaction
Researching Suicide
If you want further videos on the research characteristics of crime and deviance then head over to Part 1.
Note Taking Questions
Why might it be challenging to go ‘behind the scenes’ of police officers compared to other groups?
Why is a single prison not representative of all institutions or prisons?
Why is the refusal rate of the prison inmates low?
Why can the media complicate matters for researchers?
What are the issues when researching suicide?