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Item B Official crime statistics indicate there are significant gender differences in the commission of crime. Only about 20% of convicted offenders are female, and they are far less likely to commit homicide, carryout violent crime or be repeat offenders. However, some sociologists believe that these statistics underestimate to true extent and seriousness of female crime. They argue that the leniency in the criminal justice system may result in fewer girls and women ending up in the crime statistics than men. Q4: Applying material from Item B and your own knowledge, evaluate sociological explanations for female crime. (30) INTRODUCTION: Using evidence, outline the social distribution of crime by gender. Outline the different sides of the debates. POINT 1: CHIVALRY THESIS EVALUATION: Have you linked to the item and or the question? EVALUATION: How has this explanation POINT 2: SEX-ROLE THEORY ‘contributed’ to our understanding of the social distribution of crime? Have you linked to the item and or the question? POINT 3: CONTROL THEORIES EVALUATION: How has this explanation ‘contributed’ to our understanding of the social distribution of crime? Have you linked to the item and or the question? EVALUATION: How has this explanation POINT 4: LIBERATION THEORIES ‘contributed’ to our understanding of the social distribution of crime? Have you linked to the item and or the question? EVALUATION: How has this explanation POINT 5: CRIME IS A MASCULINE ACTIVITY ‘contributed’ to our understanding of the social distribution of crime? Have you linked to the item and or the question? CONCLUSION: Overall, has this theory ‘contributed’ to our understanding of C&D?