Crime and Realism

The video discusses the realist perspective on crime, emphasizing the importance of focusing on victims and practical crime prevention strategies. Realists argue that while theories about crime causes like bad parenting and social inequality have some truth, they often overlook victims. Effective strategies include regenerating areas, consistent policing, and better surveillance. The key takeaway is that actions speak louder than words in crime prevention.

What are the two main points that realists make about the causes of crime?

How do realists suggest we should approach the study of crime?

In what way do realists believe crime prevention strategies should be evaluated?

What are some effective strategies for crime reduction mentioned in the text?

What does the phrase 'Actions speak louder than words' imply in the context of realism?