Question 1

Which of the following is an example of an informal community member?

Accepted Answer

A)  teachers 
B)  polices 
C)  social workers 
D)  prosecutors 
A)  teachers 
B)  polices 
C)  social workers 
D)  prosecutors A

Question 2

The first recommendation area for nonviolent, nonserious women with dependent children is ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  legal services 
B)  prisoner safety 
C)  health care 
D)  alternatives to prison 
A)  legal services 
B)  prisoner safety 
C)  health care 
D)  alternatives to prison D

Question 3

Many of the "first" feminist studies have been ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  longitudinal 
B)  experimental 
C)  ethnographies 
D)  editorials 
A)  longitudinal 
B)  experimental 
C)  ethnographies 
D)  editorials C

Question 4

Which recommendation area requires clear, safe, and responsive reporting for victims and witnesses and necessary sanctions against violators?

Accepted Answer

A)  health care 
B)  prisoner safety 
C)  incarceration 
D)  legal services 
A)  health care 
B)  prisoner safety 
C)  incarceration 
D)  legal services

Question 5

Which of the following was explicitly mentioned in the text as being a huge problem for many intimate partner survivors and their children?

Accepted Answer

A)  food 
B)  transportation 
C)  health care 
D)  housing 
A)  food 
B)  transportation 
C)  health care 
D)  housing

Question 6

According to research, victims who resist are much less likely to experience "completed" rapes than those who do not resist.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What is the key to community-coordinate responses and restorative justice models?

Accepted Answer

A)  victim advocates 
B)  therapists 
C)  prosecutors 
D)  police officers 
A)  victim advocates 
B)  therapists 
C)  prosecutors 
D)  police officers

Question 8

Which type of feminism is central to Chapter 14 and the entire text?

Accepted Answer

A)  socialist 
B)  cultural 
C)  radical 
D)  abolitionist 
A)  socialist 
B)  cultural 
C)  radical 
D)  abolitionist

Question 9

Which tier of the ecological model refers to the degrees of sexism, racism, classism, homophobia/heterosexism, anti-immigrant, and their intersections?

Accepted Answer

A)  family 
B)  institution 
C)  structural 
D)  individual 
A)  family 
B)  institution 
C)  structural 
D)  individual

Question 10

Discuss the recommendation of providing alternatives to prison. Do you think that these are more effective than the more punitive options, such as incarceration?

Accepted Answer

Varies but students can identify the fol

Question 11

Which of the following statements pertaining to firearm restrictions as a manner of responding to gender-based abuse is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intimate partner homicide research shows that the primary weapon is a firearm. 
B)  When firearms are used, there is typically only one victim: the intimate partner. 
C)  Living in a state that prohibits convicted domestic violence offenders from having a gun is not as effective as previously thought. 
D)  The lower the gun ownership level, the higher the domestic homicide rate. 
A)  Intimate partner homicide research shows that the primary weapon is a firearm. 
B)  When firearms are used, there is typically only one victim: the intimate partner. 
C)  Living in a state that prohibits convicted domestic violence offenders from having a gun is not as effective as previously thought. 
D)  The lower the gun ownership level, the higher the domestic homicide rate.

Question 12

Multimethods are often ideal to gather data from various sources for the same study.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The four interlocking goals for fundamental change identified by Kijakazi (2019) are applied more generally to which tier of the ecological model?

Accepted Answer

A)  structural 
B)  institution 
C)  family 
D)  community/neighborhood 
A)  structural 
B)  institution 
C)  family 
D)  community/neighborhood

Question 14

Financial limitations, racism, a woman's disability status, and sexual orientation are all examples of batterer-generated risks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The growing movement of feminist criminologists and/or activists who resist using the criminal legal system and punitive responses as the sole or main response to crime is referred to as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  radical feminism 
B)  cultural feminism 
C)  abolitionist feminism 
D)  carceral feminism 
A)  radical feminism 
B)  cultural feminism 
C)  abolitionist feminism 
D)  carceral feminism

Question 16

A common barriers of bystander interventions in intimate partner abuse is the ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  fear of upsetting the offender 
B)  not knowing how to act during the abuse 
C)  belief that the abuse is a private matter 
D)  proximity to the victim during the attack 
A)  fear of upsetting the offender 
B)  not knowing how to act during the abuse 
C)  belief that the abuse is a private matter 
D)  proximity to the victim during the attack

Question 17

Which of the following is an example of a batterer-generated risk?

Accepted Answer

A)  woman's disability status 
B)  physical harm 
C)  financial limitations 
D)  sexual orientation 
A)  woman's disability status 
B)  physical harm 
C)  financial limitations 
D)  sexual orientation

Question 18

The focus of Kijakazi's (2019) four interlocking goals for foundational change is on the massive _______ discrepancies in those areas.

Accepted Answer

A)  class 
B)  race 
C)  gender 
D)  sex 
A)  class 
B)  race 
C)  gender 
D)  sex

Question 19

Interviewing youth about their school-to-prison pipeline experiences and gaining access to look at the same youths' school records is an example of a single approach method.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Discuss the four interlocking goals for foundational change identified by Kijakazi (2019).

Accepted Answer

The four interlocking goals to overcome

Which of the following is an example of an informal community member?

The first recommendation area for nonviolent, nonserious women with dependent children is ______.

Many of the "first" feminist studies have been ______.

Which recommendation area requires clear, safe, and responsive reporting for victims and witnesses and necessary sanctions against violators?

Which of the following was explicitly mentioned in the text as being a huge problem for many intimate partner survivors and their children?

According to research, victims who resist are much less likely to experience "completed" rapes than those who do not resist.

What is the key to community-coordinate responses and restorative justice models?

Which type of feminism is central to Chapter 14 and the entire text?

Which tier of the ecological model refers to the degrees of sexism, racism, classism, homophobia/heterosexism, anti-immigrant, and their intersections?

Discuss the recommendation of providing alternatives to prison. Do you think that these are more effective than the more punitive options, such as incarceration?

Which of the following statements pertaining to firearm restrictions as a manner of responding to gender-based abuse is true?

Multimethods are often ideal to gather data from various sources for the same study.

The four interlocking goals for fundamental change identified by Kijakazi (2019) are applied more generally to which tier of the ecological model?

Financial limitations, racism, a woman's disability status, and sexual orientation are all examples of batterer-generated risks.

The growing movement of feminist criminologists and/or activists who resist using the criminal legal system and punitive responses as the sole or main response to crime is referred to as ______.

A common barriers of bystander interventions in intimate partner abuse is the ______.

Which of the following is an example of a batterer-generated risk?

The focus of Kijakazi's (2019) four interlocking goals for foundational change is on the massive _______ discrepancies in those areas.

Interviewing youth about their school-to-prison pipeline experiences and gaining access to look at the same youths' school records is an example of a single approach method.

Discuss the four interlocking goals for foundational change identified by Kijakazi (2019).

Gendering Criminology Through an Intersectional Lens

Theories Part I: Positivist, Evolutionary, Strain, Differential Association, Social Control, and Womens Emancipation Theories

Theories Part II: Critical, Labeling, Cycle of Violence, Life Course, Pathways, and Masculinity Theories

Accounting for Gendercrime Patterns

The Context of Women and Girls Offending for Specific Crimes

Processing Women and Girls in the Criminal Legal System

Incarcerating, Punishing, and Treating Offending Women and Girls

Gender-Based Abuse GBA

Focusing on Sexual Abuse

Intimate Partner Abuse IPA and Stalking

Women Working in Prisons and Jails

Women Working in Policing and Law Enforcement

Women Working in the Courts

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Exam 14: Effecting Change

Which of the following is an example of an informal community member?

The first recommendation area for nonviolent, nonserious women with dependent children is ______.

Many of the "first" feminist studies have been ______.

Which recommendation area requires clear, safe, and responsive reporting for victims and witnesses and necessary sanctions against violators?

Which of the following was explicitly mentioned in the text as being a huge problem for many intimate partner survivors and their children?

According to research, victims who resist are much less likely to experience "completed" rapes than those who do not resist.

What is the key to community-coordinate responses and restorative justice models?

Which type of feminism is central to Chapter 14 and the entire text?

Which tier of the ecological model refers to the degrees of sexism, racism, classism, homophobia/heterosexism, anti-immigrant, and their intersections?

Discuss the recommendation of providing alternatives to prison. Do you think that these are more effective than the more punitive options, such as incarceration?

Which of the following statements pertaining to firearm restrictions as a manner of responding to gender-based abuse is true?

Multimethods are often ideal to gather data from various sources for the same study.

The four interlocking goals for fundamental change identified by Kijakazi (2019) are applied more generally to which tier of the ecological model?

Financial limitations, racism, a woman's disability status, and sexual orientation are all examples of batterer-generated risks.

The growing movement of feminist criminologists and/or activists who resist using the criminal legal system and punitive responses as the sole or main response to crime is referred to as ______.

A common barriers of bystander interventions in intimate partner abuse is the ______.

Which of the following is an example of a batterer-generated risk?

The focus of Kijakazi's (2019) four interlocking goals for foundational change is on the massive _______ discrepancies in those areas.

Interviewing youth about their school-to-prison pipeline experiences and gaining access to look at the same youths' school records is an example of a single approach method.

Discuss the four interlocking goals for foundational change identified by Kijakazi (2019).

Gendering Criminology Through an Intersectional Lens

Theories Part I: Positivist, Evolutionary, Strain, Differential Association, Social Control, and Womens Emancipation Theories

Theories Part II: Critical, Labeling, Cycle of Violence, Life Course, Pathways, and Masculinity Theories

Accounting for Gendercrime Patterns

The Context of Women and Girls Offending for Specific Crimes

Processing Women and Girls in the Criminal Legal System

Incarcerating, Punishing, and Treating Offending Women and Girls

Gender-Based Abuse GBA

Focusing on Sexual Abuse

Intimate Partner Abuse IPA and Stalking

Women Working in Prisons and Jails

Women Working in Policing and Law Enforcement

Women Working in the Courts

Filters