Criminology NCV Level 2 — Document
November 2018 — NCV Level 2 — Criminology
NCV Level 2
2018
NCV Safety in Society
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1.10\ the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Criminology uses scientific methods he nature of crime and criminal behaviour. he extent of crime and criminal behaviour.
1.2Postmodern c riminologists are interested in determinin g what causes crime, and focuses
1.3A criminologist the collection of scientific information on crime patterns and trends. the development of theories to understand what causes crime. to study the nature
1.4be committed to improving the general well being of all individuals and
1.5The Constitution protects the fundamental right s of all South African citizens; victims have the following rights Discrimination or prejudice based on social or
1.6Other risk factors that can play a role in causing criminal behaviour during child s development
1.7ore interested in activities that were once less interesting
1.8Line functions refer to specific tasks that each section in the police services fulfils. These functions are as follows Visible policing
1.9Official crime statistics do not tell us about rimes that are not reported to the police. the causes of crime
1.10The followin g factors are important for crime prevention to take place from a multi dimensional approach
2.5\n the ANSWER BOOK. citizens; criminal victimisation; crime; criminal behaviour family; communities .1
2.2Criminologists have a duty to act ethically towards their clients, namely society .3 The right of South Africa their well
2.5reported studies. (5 1\
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3.5\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B .1 .2 .3
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4.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1Criminal law became an important area of study due to the constant threat and impact of crime on society.
4.2To understand crime, criminologists study the effects of crime in society.
4.3The criminologist s professional role is to study and analyse cr ime and criminal behaviour from a scientific perspective.
4.4Criminologists are appointed in South African Police Service ( SAPS special investigation units.
4.5The community is the natural unit that forms the basis of society.
4.6The police officers must take a statement from the victim in his or her own language.
4.7When a person has a disorder or defect we usually view this in a positive way.
4.8Macro social factors refer to factors in the community that could be associated with causation of crime.
4.9We can measure criminal victimisation by using questionnaires or interviews.
4.10We can define co mmunity based organisations as formal or informal groups of people with a shared interest or purpose. (10 1\
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5.1Explain the role of government institutions in reducing and preventing crime. (5\ .2 Policy making is the process that is sometimes referred to as the policy making cycle. Name SIX stages of the policy
5.3What are the THREE groups of victims of crime? (3\
5.4List SIX study areas of victimology. (6\ 20 TOTAL SECTION B: 20
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6.1What do you understand by the term udicial process (1\
6.2Justice Theron was one of the youngest appointees to judicial office and was thereaft er appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court of A ppeal. In such office she further distinguished herself and built an enviable reputation and
6.3What are the THREE major role players in the criminal justice system? (3\
6.4List FIVE groups that can act as resources for victims of crime in the criminal justice system. (5\
6.5In w hi ch court did Judge Theron hand down a seminal judgement in 2008? (1\
6.6Name FOUR areas of conflict that could cause criminal or delinquent behaviour. (4\
6.7Justice Theron is described in her personal life as somebody who is deeply committed to her family and friends. Name FOUR different types of families. (4\ 30
7.1Crime prevention strategies should be root ed in various crime prevention models. nalyse FIVE crime reduction and prevention models. (10\
7.2Analyse the different sources of official crime statistics. (5\
7.3Demonstrate how a poor self concept can contribute to crime. (5\ 20 OR
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8.1Indicate how negative aspects during an individual s growth and development can contribute to crime. (10\
8.2Define the concept human rights, incorporating what it entails to be human (5\
8.3Describe the criminologist s role to develop and implement policies. (5\ 20 TOTAL SECTION D
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TitleDocument
SubjectCriminology
LevelNCV Level 2
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthNovember
Pages9
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Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayThursday
Exam periodNovember 2018
Days since exam2,902
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