investigate the complexity of reducing crime and criminal activity, through exploration of how some criminology theory’s aim to reduce crime at a micro, meso and maco level. Micro-level The Micro-level, this is the smallest unit of analysis used in sociology. Sociology at the Micro-level, Microsociology involves the study of people in face-to-face interactions at a small scale in their individual social setting, such as a small group of individuals in a particular social context. Other Examples of micro-level
act of crime? What happens when you may work alongside someone that doesn’t possess the same set of moral standards? What happens when there is a culture when you enter a workforce that has a culture of unjust behaviour? And how do people rationalise this behaviour. These questions will be explored and supporting case studies provided. Every day people are often at the centre of corruption making it difficult to single out a group of people more likely to be responsible to commit a crime in a work
Setting Theory comes from scientific perspective, because it predicts that if people are exposed to the same media, they will place importance on the same issues. This theory is good at explaining why people with similar media exposure place importance on the same issues. Although different people may feel differently about the issue at hand, most people feel the same issues are important. (Anonymous, 2001) According to Mahira 2013, Chafee & Berger’s 1997 mentioned in the SPRING 2001 THEORY WORKBOOK