Question 1

Many human trafficking victims initially go with their captors willingly because of promises of a better job or an escape from a hard life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

What are the three primary branches of peacemaking criminology?

Accepted Answer

A)  objective, subjective, and constructionist 
B)  cultural, normative, and reactionist 
C)  religious, feminist, and critical 
D)  liberal, radical, and socialist 
A)  objective, subjective, and constructionist 
B)  cultural, normative, and reactionist 
C)  religious, feminist, and critical 
D)  liberal, radical, and socialist C

Question 3

A radical feminist would focus on the sexual control of women, seeing their oppression as emerging from a social order dominated by men.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The feminist perspective was the first to acknowledge the position of women in a male-dominated society and the ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  way women facilitate male deviance 
B)  biological influence on female deviance 
C)  pathological nature of femininity 
D)  structural oppression that women experience 
A)  way women facilitate male deviance 
B)  biological influence on female deviance 
C)  pathological nature of femininity 
D)  structural oppression that women experience

Question 5

Which branch of feminism focuses on gender role socialization?

Accepted Answer

A)  radical 
B)  liberal 
C)  socialist 
D)  postmodern 
A)  radical 
B)  liberal 
C)  socialist 
D)  postmodern

Question 6

Critically assess the impact of feminism on our understanding of crime and criminal justice.

Accepted Answer

Feminism considers the role of women in

Question 7

Restorative justice focuses on retribution for the harm caused.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Feminist criminology has little interest in the politics, economics, and civil society.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What is unique about approaching homelessness through the lens of peacemaking criminology?

Accepted Answer

A)  It accepts treatment of the homeless that is warlike and inhumane 
B)  It characterizes the homeless as immoral and more likely to be dangerous. 
C)  It suggest the homeless are to blame for their homelessness 
D)  It encourages us to approach homelessness from a place of kindness 
A)  It accepts treatment of the homeless that is warlike and inhumane 
B)  It characterizes the homeless as immoral and more likely to be dangerous. 
C)  It suggest the homeless are to blame for their homelessness 
D)  It encourages us to approach homelessness from a place of kindness

Question 10

Which perspective argues that the law is used to subordinate people of color?

Accepted Answer

A)  critical race theory 
B)  postmodern feminism 
C)  peacemaking theory 
D)  radical feminism 
A)  critical race theory 
B)  postmodern feminism 
C)  peacemaking theory 
D)  radical feminism

Question 11

Compare and contrast the three areas of peacemaking criminology and how they approach the study of crime and criminals.

Accepted Answer

Three areas of peacemaking criminology a

Question 12

What are some criticisms of critical theories?

Accepted Answer

Main criticisms of all three are as foll

Question 13

What is one way that the "war" on crime is evidenced in traditional criminology?

Accepted Answer

A)  the admission that there is only one way to achieve victory over crime 
B)  advocating punishment as the primary means to stop crime 
C)  suggesting that criminals are no different from the rest of society 
D)  using military language, such as "collateral damage" 
A)  the admission that there is only one way to achieve victory over crime 
B)  advocating punishment as the primary means to stop crime 
C)  suggesting that criminals are no different from the rest of society 
D)  using military language, such as "collateral damage"

Question 14

What is a primary idea behind Critical Race Theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  The war on crime is a war on those without resources. 
B)  The law labels women deviant for many behaviors they engage in to survive. 
C)  Racial domination is at the center of much of today's legal and decision-making. 
D)  The ways that people experience race, class, gender, and sexuality are dysfunctional. 
A)  The war on crime is a war on those without resources. 
B)  The law labels women deviant for many behaviors they engage in to survive. 
C)  Racial domination is at the center of much of today's legal and decision-making. 
D)  The ways that people experience race, class, gender, and sexuality are dysfunctional.

Question 15

Human trafficking can include, but does not require, movement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Feminist criminology suggests that patriarchal society considers the abuse of women as one of the most deviant possible acts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Zahra considers herself a ______ feminist because her primary perspective is that both patriarchy and capitalism are oppressive forces for women.

Accepted Answer

A)  radical 
B)  liberal 
C)  socialist 
D)  postmodern 
A)  radical 
B)  liberal 
C)  socialist 
D)  postmodern

Question 18

A theorist using ______ theories would primarily focus on processes that lead to the criminalization of the most marginalized and oppressed individuals in a society.

Accepted Answer

A)  anomie 
B)  critical 
C)  pathological 
D)  labeling 
A)  anomie 
B)  critical 
C)  pathological 
D)  labeling

Question 19

In what discipline did Critical Race Theory first take shape?

Accepted Answer

A)  black feminist scholarship 
B)  African American Studies 
C)  sociology 
D)  legal studies 
A)  black feminist scholarship 
B)  African American Studies 
C)  sociology 
D)  legal studies

Question 20

When Stacey first learned about critical theories, she noticed they were very similar to ______ theories because of their shared focus on how inequality influences society and how people relate to one another.

Accepted Answer

A)  interactionist 
B)  functionalist 
C)  conflict 
D)  subcultural 
A)  interactionist 
B)  functionalist 
C)  conflict 
D)  subcultural

Many human trafficking victims initially go with their captors willingly because of promises of a better job or an escape from a hard life.

What are the three primary branches of peacemaking criminology?

A radical feminist would focus on the sexual control of women, seeing their oppression as emerging from a social order dominated by men.

The feminist perspective was the first to acknowledge the position of women in a male-dominated society and the ______.

Which branch of feminism focuses on gender role socialization?

Critically assess the impact of feminism on our understanding of crime and criminal justice.

Restorative justice focuses on retribution for the harm caused.

Feminist criminology has little interest in the politics, economics, and civil society.

What is unique about approaching homelessness through the lens of peacemaking criminology?

Which perspective argues that the law is used to subordinate people of color?

Compare and contrast the three areas of peacemaking criminology and how they approach the study of crime and criminals.

What are some criticisms of critical theories?

What is one way that the "war" on crime is evidenced in traditional criminology?

What is a primary idea behind Critical Race Theory?

Human trafficking can include, but does not require, movement.

Feminist criminology suggests that patriarchal society considers the abuse of women as one of the most deviant possible acts.

Zahra considers herself a ______ feminist because her primary perspective is that both patriarchy and capitalism are oppressive forces for women.

A theorist using ______ theories would primarily focus on processes that lead to the criminalization of the most marginalized and oppressed individuals in a society.

In what discipline did Critical Race Theory first take shape?

When Stacey first learned about critical theories, she noticed they were very similar to ______ theories because of their shared focus on how inequality influences society and how people relate to one another.

Introduction to Deviance

The Diversity of Deviance

Researching Deviance

Anomiestrain Theory

Social Disorganization Theory

Differential Association and Social Learning Theories

Social Control Theories of Deviance

Labeling Theory

Marxist and Conflict Theories of Deviance

Societal Responses to Deviance

Deviant Careers and Career Deviance

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Exam 10: Critical Theories of Deviance

Many human trafficking victims initially go with their captors willingly because of promises of a better job or an escape from a hard life.

What are the three primary branches of peacemaking criminology?

A radical feminist would focus on the sexual control of women, seeing their oppression as emerging from a social order dominated by men.

The feminist perspective was the first to acknowledge the position of women in a male-dominated society and the ______.

Which branch of feminism focuses on gender role socialization?

Critically assess the impact of feminism on our understanding of crime and criminal justice.

Restorative justice focuses on retribution for the harm caused.

Feminist criminology has little interest in the politics, economics, and civil society.

What is unique about approaching homelessness through the lens of peacemaking criminology?

Which perspective argues that the law is used to subordinate people of color?

Compare and contrast the three areas of peacemaking criminology and how they approach the study of crime and criminals.

What are some criticisms of critical theories?

What is one way that the "war" on crime is evidenced in traditional criminology?

What is a primary idea behind Critical Race Theory?

Human trafficking can include, but does not require, movement.

Feminist criminology suggests that patriarchal society considers the abuse of women as one of the most deviant possible acts.

Zahra considers herself a ______ feminist because her primary perspective is that both patriarchy and capitalism are oppressive forces for women.

A theorist using ______ theories would primarily focus on processes that lead to the criminalization of the most marginalized and oppressed individuals in a society.

In what discipline did Critical Race Theory first take shape?

When Stacey first learned about critical theories, she noticed they were very similar to ______ theories because of their shared focus on how inequality influences society and how people relate to one another.

Introduction to Deviance

The Diversity of Deviance

Researching Deviance

Anomiestrain Theory

Social Disorganization Theory

Differential Association and Social Learning Theories

Social Control Theories of Deviance

Labeling Theory

Marxist and Conflict Theories of Deviance

Societal Responses to Deviance

Deviant Careers and Career Deviance

Filters