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Media Influence on Crime Perception
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According to Williams & Dickinson (1993), what % of newspaper space is devoted to crime stories on average?

12.7%

Which newspaper devoted 30.4% of its space to crime compared to the Guardian's 5.1%?

The Sun

Ditton & Duffy found violent/sexual crimes comprised what % of actual crime statistics?

3%

What does Felson's 'age fallacy' refer to in media crime reporting?

Criminals shown as older/middle-class

Surette (2010) describes the media's 'backwards law' as constructing images of crime that are what?

Opposite of reality

Ernest Mandel estimated how many crime thrillers were sold globally between 1945-1984?

Over 10 billion

Mariah (2008) found what % of rapes occur in public places vs % of press reports about such rapes?

13% actual, 54% reported

Left realists Lea & Young argue media increases what among poor & marginalised groups?

Relative deprivation

Hayward & Young (2012) describe late modernity as what type of landscape?

Mediascape

How many distinguishing features of moral panics are identified in the revision note?

5

Cohen's Mods & Rockers study identified three main features. Which is NOT one?

Amplification

In Bandura's Bobo Doll Experiment, what was the average age of child participants?

4 years 4 months

On what date in 1993 did Thompson & Venables kidnap James Bulger?

12th February

Cumberbatch (2004) reviewed how many research studies on screen violence effects?

Over 3500

According to ONS, what % of GB households had internet access in 2018?

90%

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