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...L. et al., 2017) so when we look at decisions such as numbers of police needed we are missing most of the workload. Thirdly, it does not usually tell us when or where officers are needed. The next section looks at an alternative way of understanding patterns in crime...Capacity and demand management: 2 Crime pattern theory - Criminologists can look at why crimes occur and...

...L. (2003) ‘The intertwining of body, self and world: a phenomenological study of living with recently diagnosed multiple sclerosis’, Journal of Phenomenological Psychology, vol. 34, no. 6, pp. 157–78. Finlay, L. (2006a) ‘The body’s disclosure in phenomenological research’, Qualitative Research in Psychology, vol. 3, pp. 19–30. Finlay, L. (2006b) ‘The...

...L. (ed.) Animals and the environment: advocacy, activism and the quest for common ground. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 173–85. Inoue, T. (2017) ‘Oceans filled with agony: fish oppression driven by capitalist commodification’, in Nibert, D. (ed.) Animal oppression and capitalism, Volume 1: The oppression of nonhuman animals as sources of food. Santa Barbara: Praeger, pp....

...L’ (the target) within a number of ‘Ts’ (the non-targets). You may get a feel for the relative difficulty of different versions of their task by examining Figure 6. [Figure 6] Figure 6 Examples of the kinds of stimuli used by Duncan and Humphreys (1989). Find the letter L in each of the groups, a, b and c The task can be conceptualised as looking for two lines that...