Question 1

Crimmigration refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Crimes committed by immigrants 
B)  Crimes committed against immigrants 
C)  The intertwining of immigration and criminal law 
D)  Integrating criminals into society 
A)  Crimes committed by immigrants 
B)  Crimes committed against immigrants 
C)  The intertwining of immigration and criminal law 
D)  Integrating criminals into society C

Question 2

Which theory asserts that crime occurs when individuals lack the legitimate means to achieve societal goals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Strain 
B)  Rebellion 
C)  Anomie 
D)  Labeling 
A)  Strain 
B)  Rebellion 
C)  Anomie 
D)  Labeling A

Question 3

Differential association theory claims that criminal behavior is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Inherited 
B)  Limited to the poor and disadvantaged 
C)  The result of an individual's personality traits 
D)  Learnt through interactions with others 
A)  Inherited 
B)  Limited to the poor and disadvantaged 
C)  The result of an individual's personality traits 
D)  Learnt through interactions with others D

Question 4

Which research center proposed that ideological coding and political struggles resulted in social groups being labeled as deviant:

Accepted Answer

A)  Chicago School 
B)  Institute of Criminology 
C)  Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies 
D)  The Centre for Criminology 
A)  Chicago School 
B)  Institute of Criminology 
C)  Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies 
D)  The Centre for Criminology

Question 5

What forum was formed in response to a dissatisfaction with mainstream British criminology:

Accepted Answer

A)  National Deviancy Conference 
B)  Regional Crime Conference 
C)  British Crime symposium 
D)  Global Criminology Committee 
A)  National Deviancy Conference 
B)  Regional Crime Conference 
C)  British Crime symposium 
D)  Global Criminology Committee

Question 6

Durkheim claimed that crime is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Pathological 
B)  Functional to society 
C)  Biological 
D)  A symptom of a diseased society 
A)  Pathological 
B)  Functional to society 
C)  Biological 
D)  A symptom of a diseased society

Question 7

Urban ecology explores:

Accepted Answer

A)  How rural and urban crimes differ 
B)  Why psychologically deviant people live in certain areas 
C)  The impact of crimes on the natural environment 
D)  How the structure of urban environments encourages deviant lifestyles and criminal activity. 
A)  How rural and urban crimes differ 
B)  Why psychologically deviant people live in certain areas 
C)  The impact of crimes on the natural environment 
D)  How the structure of urban environments encourages deviant lifestyles and criminal activity.

Question 8

What term coined by Edwin Sutherland describes crimes committed by privileged groups?

Accepted Answer

A)  Middle class crime 
B)  White collar crime 
C)  Intersectionality 
D)  Blue collar crime 
A)  Middle class crime 
B)  White collar crime 
C)  Intersectionality 
D)  Blue collar crime

Question 9

Early sociological definitions regarded subcultures as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Groups of less than ten individuals 
B)  Developing societies 
C)  Sub-divisions of a national culture 
D)  Non-Western cultures 
A)  Groups of less than ten individuals 
B)  Developing societies 
C)  Sub-divisions of a national culture 
D)  Non-Western cultures

Crimmigration refers to:

Which theory asserts that crime occurs when individuals lack the legitimate means to achieve societal goals?

Differential association theory claims that criminal behavior is:

Which research center proposed that ideological coding and political struggles resulted in social groups being labeled as deviant:

What forum was formed in response to a dissatisfaction with mainstream British criminology:

Durkheim claimed that crime is:

Urban ecology explores:

What term coined by Edwin Sutherland describes crimes committed by privileged groups?

Early sociological definitions regarded subcultures as:

What Is Sociological About the Digital Society

What Is Sociological About the Environment

What Is Society

Sociology of an Interconnected World

Classical Sociologies

Contemporary Social Thory

Beyond the Qualitativequantitative Divide

Methods Visual, Internet

Class

Gender

Race

Age

Families and Households

Intimacies and Relationships

Work

Health

Education

Religion

Cultures and Consumption

War and Violence

Science and Technology

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Sociology As a Science

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Exam 3: What Is Sociological About Crime

Crimmigration refers to:

Which theory asserts that crime occurs when individuals lack the legitimate means to achieve societal goals?

Differential association theory claims that criminal behavior is:

Which research center proposed that ideological coding and political struggles resulted in social groups being labeled as deviant:

What forum was formed in response to a dissatisfaction with mainstream British criminology:

Durkheim claimed that crime is:

Urban ecology explores:

What term coined by Edwin Sutherland describes crimes committed by privileged groups?

Early sociological definitions regarded subcultures as:

What Is Sociological About the Digital Society

What Is Sociological About the Environment

What Is Society

Sociology of an Interconnected World

Classical Sociologies

Contemporary Social Thory

Beyond the Qualitativequantitative Divide

Methods Visual, Internet

Class

Gender

Race

Age

Families and Households

Intimacies and Relationships

Work

Health

Education

Religion

Cultures and Consumption

War and Violence

Science and Technology

Migrations

Social Movements

Sociology As a Science

Public Sociology

Filters