Exam 7: Forensic Victimology

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Review the following paragraph and answer the questions below. Considered a person who does not own a firearm, does not use a firearm, does not have one in the home, or does not live with or interact with individuals who do. However, this individual is at a shooting range for the first time with a new friend and is accidentally shot. The victim was not participating or holding a gun, but the victim had a situational proximity to multiple loaded firearms being discharged by multiple persons of varying skill. -What is the victim's situation exposure to the harmful effects of firearms?

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Medium-exposure victim---the victim was vulnerable to harm or loss immediately prior to victimization.

Criminal propensity will generally increase as supervision and accountability decrease.

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The categories of victim situational exposure are defined by timeframes.

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A victim's situational exposure refers to the amount of actual exposure or vulnerability to harm resulting from the environment and the victim's personal traits ---------------.

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Review the following paragraph and answer the questions below. Considered a person who does not own a firearm, does not use a firearm, does not have one in the home, or does not live with or interact with individuals who do. However, this individual is at a shooting range for the first time with a new friend and is accidentally shot. The victim was not participating or holding a gun, but the victim had a situational proximity to multiple loaded firearms being discharged by multiple persons of varying skill. -Explain the difference between lifestyle exposure and situational exposure.

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Which of the following is not a notable situational factor?

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Define victim vilification and deification. Provide two examples of each.

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Forensic victimology is a nomothetic form of knowledge building.

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An alcoholic who is constantly intoxicated is an example of an extreme lifestyle exposure victim.

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Which of the following careers is a notable lifestyle factor that increases a victim's lifestyle exposure?

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----------------victims are those who are exposed to little contact or vulnerability to harm or less immediately prior to victimization.

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Which of the following is an example of a vilified group?

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Most of us are generally exposed to at least some level of vulnerability or harm to loss at any point in time.

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Increasing the number of potential victims will generally decrease the situational exposure of the victim.

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Victim exposure is synonymous with victim risk.

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Which of the following is not a goal of forensic victimology?

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A timeline should outline the last known________ hours of victim activity.

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A victim's lifestyle exposure is related to the________ of potentially harmful elements experienced by the victim and resulting from the victim's usual environment and personal traits, as well as past choices.

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Victim exposure can be categorized in terms of________ and ________.

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Which of the following packages includes information regarding the victim's home address, 911 calls, and the location/condition of their personal vehicle?

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