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Interactionism — Eduqas GCSE Sociology C200
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Sociological Explanations of Crime
Interactionism
Eduqas GCSE Sociology · C200
Interactionism
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Explain interactionist theories of crime, focusing on the typical offender, labelling theory, self-fulfilling prophecies (including Becker's work on deviant careers), and moral panics.
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