defining crime

a level aqa psychology here. spec doesn't mention problems in defining crime or ways of measuring crime at all, but all the resources I find for AQA do. It isn't huge so I'm ok with doing it, I'm just wondering if I should do it or if it was taken out of the spec or something?

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CatInTheCorner

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btw this is paper 3 forensic psychology y2 content

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pls guys

trying to find out the same thing here! my teacher gave us resources when starting forensics but I soon came to realise it's not on the spec. I would usually disregard something if it wasn't on the spec but I recommend maybe just having a brief look over the content. It hasn't come up on a past paper before but they can be quite unpredictable.

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CatInTheCorner

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Original post by catkittycatcat

trying to find out the same thing here! my teacher gave us resources when starting forensics but I soon came to realise it's not on the spec. I would usually disregard something if it wasn't on the spec but I recommend maybe just having a brief look over the content. It hasn't come up on a past paper before but they can be quite unpredictable.

it's literally tiny, I did it and it took me 10 minutes. Just understanding not really content. Recommend you do it :smile:

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catkittycatcat

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Original post by CatInTheCorner

it's literally tiny, I did it and it took me 10 minutes. Just understanding not really content. Recommend you do it :smile:

I did it just after replying to you, hahah, but yeah same here, it was quick and it’s almost common sense so there’s no point spending much time on it!