Criminology Wjec Unit 2 Exam 2023

albert bandura {Ans: he believed that people could learn by watching the behaviour of others. if children watch adults gaining pleasure from an activity, or being punished for an activity, they they will either repeat or reject those behaviour. he proved that aggression could be learned through his bobo doll experiment.}how does the law of jaywalking change in different places? {Ans: jaywalking is where pedestrians cross without regards to traffic regulations, for instance they step out onto a road anywhere rather than on a designated crossing. is legal in England and Wales, but is illegal in the USA, Canada, Singapore, and Poland./}moral codes {Ans: morals or good ways of behaving. breaking a moral code would generally be considered serious in society, an example would be murder.}non-fatal offences against the person {Ans: assault, battery, actual and grievous bodily harm.}homosexuality with regard to legality in the UK {Ans: once it was illegal but was partially decriminalised in 1967 with the age of consent, i.e. to participate legally in sexual relations, was set at 21 years. the age of consent was then lowers to 18 and then 16. initially, civil partnerships were allowed and now same-sex marriages can