Unit 4 AC2:1 Social Control

What is social control?

• A model of criminal justice

• Making offenders pay the price for their offending.

• Where people are forced to behave in a certain way.

• Taking revenge on a person for wrongdoing.

Internal forms of social control come from:

• Within the individual.

• Outside the individual.

The following terms are associated with internal social control :

• Laws

• Self control

• Coercion

• Conscience

External forms of social control come from:

• Inside the individual

• Outside the individual

Internal forms of social control include:

• Fines

• Conscience

• Prison

• Probation Order

The idea that social control is achieved through internalisation of social rules is called:

• Rational ideology

• Crime Control

• Due Process

• Right Realism

"You shall not steal" is a moral rule from

• The Ten Commandments

• The UN Declaration of Human Rights

• The Eightfold Path

• The Criminal Justice Act 2003

The Ten Commandments are important in which religion(s):

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Judaism

• Christianity and Judaism

The idea that social control is best achieved through external forms of social control is associated with which theory?

• Marxism

• Right Realism

• Individualistic

• Interactionism

Where a person follows social rules out of habit, social rules are said to be

• Externalised

• Internalised

• Compartmentalised

• Oxidised