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Reducing crime: OCR A‑Level Sociology questions

Every OCR A-Level Sociology exam question on Reducing crime, 2021–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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Paper 1 · Socialisation, culture and identity: Section APaper 1 (Families and relationships) · Families and relationshipsPaper 1 (Media) · MediaPaper 1 (Youth subcultures) · Youth subculturesPaper 2 · Researching and understanding social inequalitiesPaper 3 · Debates in contemporary society: Globalisation and the digital social worldPaper 3 (Crime and deviance) · Crime and deviancePaper 3 (Education) · EducationPaper 3 (Religion, belief and faith) · Religion, belief and faith

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June 2025 · Paper 3 (Crime and deviance)
40 marksReducing crime
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June 2024 · Paper 3 (Crime and deviance)
20 marksReducing crime
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June 2023 · Paper 3 (Crime and deviance)
10 marksReducing crime
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All 3 questions on Reducing crime, as a list

June 2025, Paper 3 (Crime and deviance), Q6 (40 marks): Evaluate social policies aimed at reducing crime. OPTION 2 Education
June 2024, Paper 3 (Crime and deviance), Q5 (20 marks): Assess the view that left-wing solutions to crime are effective.
June 2023, Paper 3 (Crime and deviance), Q4 (10 marks): In what ways do left-wing policies attempt to reduce crime?

Nearby topics:Defining and measuring crime Patterns of crime and victimisation Functionalist and subcultural theories Marxist and radical theories Interactionism and labelling Realist and New Right theories Feminist and gender theories of crime The whole bank

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