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Focus: Public perceptions of existing CCTV installations in residential areas in the UK

Literature Review main body headings (in the wrong order):

a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

b) An overview of existing CCTV installations

c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

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1. What is the correct order of headings a to c? (The first should have the most general connection to the research focus; the last should be the most specific.)

2. Which subheadings below match with which headings above?

Government perceptions

Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness

Media perceptions

Public perceptions of crime reduction

CCTV effectiveness

Public perceptions

Public perceptions of social cost

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1.Open the ‘example Part A’ and the worksheet for your group:

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

Group 5

2.Complete the Part A table by matching the correct information from the worksheet / next slide (a to j) to the appropriate section (1 to 10).

a)Bennett, T., & Gelsthorpe, L. (1996). Public attitudes towards CCTV in public places. Studies on crime and crime prevention, 5(1), 72-90.

b)Although there is a considerable amount of research on public perceptions of potential CCTV installations in public areas, few studies specifically focus on perceptions of existing installations in residential areas.

c)CCTV Effectiveness

d)CCTV is most effective in reducing crime in car parks, is most effective in reducing vehicle crimes, and is more effective in reducing crime in the UK than in other countries. (Welsh and Farrington, 2009)

e)Ditton. (2000). Crime and the City: Public Attitudes towards Open-Street CCTV in Glasgow. British Journal of Criminology, 40(4), 692–709. https://doi.org/10.1093/bjc/40.4.692

f)Government Perceptions

g)Public Perceptions of Social Cost

h)The mass media frequently receives CCTV footage to publish and there appears to be an expectation that media has an automatic right or obligation to access it regardless of privacy (Wachsmuth, 2014)

i)Public Perceptions of Crime Reduction

j)Welsh, & Farrington, D. P. (2009). Public Area CCTV and Crime Prevention: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Justice Quarterly, 26(4), 716–745. https://doi.org/10.1080/07418820802506206

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Look at Literature Review main body structure ending with the research gap above.

1. According to the research gap:

–What aspects of CCTV does most existing literature focus on?

–What two words from the research focus does existing literature not focus on?

2. In the next section of the Research Proposal (Methodology), the student will write their research plan.

What do you think s/he will plan to find out?

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Refer to all sections (1, 2 and 3) to answer the next questions:

2.      Looking at the ‘sources’ column, has the student referenced at least 12 mainly appropriate sources overall? (YES / NO)

3.      What advice would you offer this student to help improve their main body plan? Make 2 to 3 suggestions.

I.______________________________________________________________________

II.______________________________________________________________________

III.______________________________________________________________________

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Use your completed main body plan from Activity 2 to answer the questions below.

–       Group 1: look at section 1 of the main body plan

–       Group 2: look at section 2 of the main body plan

–       Group 3: look at section 3 of the main body plan

–       Group 4: look at section 2 of the main body plan

–       Group 5: look at section 3 of the main body plan

1.      Looking at the ‘sources’ column:

a)     Has the student referenced at least 3 to 4 sources in the section? (YES / NO)

b)     Has the student referenced 2+ sources under most subheadings? (YES / NO)

c)      Do most sources seem to be from academic journal articles? (YES / NO)

2.      Looking at the ‘notes’ column, has the student made 2 to 4 points under each subheading? (YES / NO)

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Yixin Zhang/Chia-yu Lee/Yanhui Kong/Yinzewen Li

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Yixin Zhang/Chia-yu Lee/Yanhui Kong/Yinzewen Li

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Baoyue Jiang, Hao Ding, Menghan Cao, Rui Li, Zixin Wang

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Baoyue Jiang, Hao Ding, Menghan Cao, Rui Li, Zixin Wang

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b) An overview of existing CCTV installations

c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

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Yang Tao/Junyi Zhang/Jingjing Zhou/Tianyi Zhang

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Yang Tao/Junyi Zhang/Jingjing Zhou/Tianyi Zhang

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b) An overview of existing CCTV installations

c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

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b) An overview of existing CCTV installations
CCTV effectiveness
Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness
c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

Government perceptions

Media perceptions

Public perceptions

a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK
Public perceptions of crime reduction
Public perceptions of social cost

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An overview of existing CCTV installations

Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

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B. an overview of existing CCTV installation
C Contrasting perception of CCTV installations
A Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

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b) An overview of existing CCTV installations

Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness

c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations

Government perceptions

a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

Public perceptions of social cost

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b) An overview of existing CCTV installations
CCTV effectiveness
Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness
c) Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations
Government perceptions
Media perceptions
a) Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK
Public perceptions
Public perceptions of crime reduction
Public perceptions of social cost

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An overview of existing CCTV installations
Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness
CCTv effectiveness

Contrasting perceptions of CCTV installations
Government perceptions
Public perceptions

Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK
Media perceptions
Public perceptions of social cost

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B. an overview of existing CCTV installation

Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness
CCTV effectiveness

C Contrasting perception of CCTV installations
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Media perception

A Public perceptions of CCTV installations in the UK

Public perceptions of crime reduction
Public perceptions
Public perceptions of social cost

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Most of the existing literature focuses on public perceptions of the installation of CCTV in public areas.
And focus on the effectiveness and influencing factors of CCTV.