Question 1

Internet gambling seems to be more convenient,solitary,and anonymous.These features also make it more ________.

Accepted Answer

A) addictive 
B) deviant 
C) profitable 
D) legal 
A) addictive 
B) deviant 
C) profitable 
D) legal

Question 2

__________ programs copy a computer user's keystroked and sends the information to the offender.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ programs copy a computer user's keystroked...

Question 3

What can a global perspective tell us about cyberdeviance? Discuss which countries engage in cyberdeviance,and the historic trends that have been emerging since the 1990s.

Accepted Answer

A global perspective on cyberdeviance ca

Question 4

Married people excuse their online affairs by saying it is a relationship with an object and not a real person.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Two factors that have led to the tremendous rise of cyberdeviance is the phenomenal increase in the use of computers and

Accepted Answer

A) an increased desire for deviant activities such as pornography. 
B) organized crime. 
C) lack of law enforcement. 
D) fewer opportunities for offline deviance. 
A) an increased desire for deviant activities such as pornography. 
B) organized crime. 
C) lack of law enforcement. 
D) fewer opportunities for offline deviance.

Question 6

Which of the following is the most often an outcome of cybersex?

Accepted Answer

A) finding a partner offline 
B) masturbation 
C) depression 
D) better sex 
A) finding a partner offline 
B) masturbation 
C) depression 
D) better sex

Question 7

The repeated harassment of others through the Internet is called ________.

Accepted Answer

A) cyberterrorism 
B) a hate crime 
C) cyberstalking 
D) discrimination 
A) cyberterrorism 
B) a hate crime 
C) cyberstalking 
D) discrimination

Question 8

Almost all Internet affairs result in the actual meeting and sex with the online partner.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The majority of people who visit Internet porn sites are married white males.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following would be an example of cyberterrorism?

Accepted Answer

A) flying an airplane into the World Trade Center 
B) the London suicide bombers 
C) the disruption of the nation's air traffic system 
D) giving an impassioned speech at a local mosque 
A) flying an airplane into the World Trade Center 
B) the London suicide bombers 
C) the disruption of the nation's air traffic system 
D) giving an impassioned speech at a local mosque

Question 11

Legalizing Internet gambling would

Accepted Answer

A) end organized crime involvement in Internet gambling. 
B) largely end Internet gambling. 
C) produce needed tax revenue. 
D) make Internet gambling a local and not a national problem. 
A) end organized crime involvement in Internet gambling. 
B) largely end Internet gambling. 
C) produce needed tax revenue. 
D) make Internet gambling a local and not a national problem.

Question 12

The two factors that explain cyberdeviance's meteoric rise is the phenomenal increase in computer use and lack of law enforcement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Many companies are unwilling participants in identity theft.All of the following are practices that facilitate identity theft if not implemented,EXCEPT for

Accepted Answer

A) using key logging monitoring programs. 
B) maintaining personnel security. 
C) installing a firewall. 
D) using hard-to-guess passwords. 
A) using key logging monitoring programs. 
B) maintaining personnel security. 
C) installing a firewall. 
D) using hard-to-guess passwords.

Question 14

The anonymity of the Internet discourages discrimination because it

Accepted Answer

A) discourages prejudice against minorities through education. 
B) hides the group-identifying cues of gender and ethnicity. 
C) hides the deviants who promote hate. 
D) receives minority protections from the U.S. government. 
A) discourages prejudice against minorities through education. 
B) hides the group-identifying cues of gender and ethnicity. 
C) hides the deviants who promote hate. 
D) receives minority protections from the U.S. government.

Question 15

Law enforcement agencies have not successfully caught and convicted any online identity thieves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

All of the following are examples of using the computer-as opposed to the computer network-as a tool to commit a deviant act,EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) cyberporn. 
B) stalking. 
C) identity theft. 
D) cyberterrorism 
A) cyberporn. 
B) stalking. 
C) identity theft. 
D) cyberterrorism

Question 17

Internet gambling is totally illegal in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)is a sector belonging to which of the following institutions?

Accepted Answer

A) the National Institute of Justice 
B) the United States National Guard 
C) the CIA 
D) the FBI 
A) the National Institute of Justice 
B) the United States National Guard 
C) the CIA 
D) the FBI

Question 19

A ______ could bring a country to its knees by disrupting or disabling its infrastructure.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ______ could bring a country to...

Question 20

Analyze the threat of a cyberterrorist attack against the United States.What would happen? How can the United States prevent such an attack,and would such prevention change the nature of the Internet? How so?

Accepted Answer

The threat of a cyberterrorist attack ag

Internet gambling seems to be more convenient,solitary,and anonymous.These features also make it more ________.

__________ programs copy a computer user's keystroked and sends the information to the offender.

What can a global perspective tell us about cyberdeviance? Discuss which countries engage in cyberdeviance,and the historic trends that have been emerging since the 1990s.

Married people excuse their online affairs by saying it is a relationship with an object and not a real person.

Two factors that have led to the tremendous rise of cyberdeviance is the phenomenal increase in the use of computers and

Which of the following is the most often an outcome of cybersex?

The repeated harassment of others through the Internet is called ________.

Almost all Internet affairs result in the actual meeting and sex with the online partner.

The majority of people who visit Internet porn sites are married white males.

Which of the following would be an example of cyberterrorism?

Legalizing Internet gambling would

The two factors that explain cyberdeviance's meteoric rise is the phenomenal increase in computer use and lack of law enforcement.

Many companies are unwilling participants in identity theft.All of the following are practices that facilitate identity theft if not implemented,EXCEPT for

The anonymity of the Internet discourages discrimination because it

Law enforcement agencies have not successfully caught and convicted any online identity thieves.

All of the following are examples of using the computer-as opposed to the computer network-as a tool to commit a deviant act,EXCEPT

Internet gambling is totally illegal in the United States.

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)is a sector belonging to which of the following institutions?

A ______ could bring a country to its knees by disrupting or disabling its infrastructure.

Analyze the threat of a cyberterrorist attack against the United States.What would happen? How can the United States prevent such an attack,and would such prevention change the nature of the Internet? How so?

What Is Deviant Behavior

Positivist Theories

Constructionist Theories

Physical Violence

Sexual Assault and Child Molestation

Family Violence

Suicide and Self-Harm

Mental Disorder

Heterosexual Deviance

Gays and Other Targets of Stigma

Drug Use

Drinking and Alcoholism

Privileged Deviance

Underprivileged Deviance

Filters

Exam 11: Internet Deviance

Internet gambling seems to be more convenient,solitary,and anonymous.These features also make it more ________.

__________ programs copy a computer user's keystroked and sends the information to the offender.

What can a global perspective tell us about cyberdeviance? Discuss which countries engage in cyberdeviance,and the historic trends that have been emerging since the 1990s.

Married people excuse their online affairs by saying it is a relationship with an object and not a real person.

Two factors that have led to the tremendous rise of cyberdeviance is the phenomenal increase in the use of computers and

Which of the following is the most often an outcome of cybersex?

The repeated harassment of others through the Internet is called ________.

Almost all Internet affairs result in the actual meeting and sex with the online partner.

The majority of people who visit Internet porn sites are married white males.

Which of the following would be an example of cyberterrorism?

Legalizing Internet gambling would

The two factors that explain cyberdeviance's meteoric rise is the phenomenal increase in computer use and lack of law enforcement.

Many companies are unwilling participants in identity theft.All of the following are practices that facilitate identity theft if not implemented,EXCEPT for

The anonymity of the Internet discourages discrimination because it

Law enforcement agencies have not successfully caught and convicted any online identity thieves.

All of the following are examples of using the computer-as opposed to the computer network-as a tool to commit a deviant act,EXCEPT

Internet gambling is totally illegal in the United States.

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)is a sector belonging to which of the following institutions?

A ______ could bring a country to its knees by disrupting or disabling its infrastructure.

Analyze the threat of a cyberterrorist attack against the United States.What would happen? How can the United States prevent such an attack,and would such prevention change the nature of the Internet? How so?

What Is Deviant Behavior

Positivist Theories

Constructionist Theories

Physical Violence

Sexual Assault and Child Molestation

Family Violence

Suicide and Self-Harm

Mental Disorder

Heterosexual Deviance

Gays and Other Targets of Stigma

Drug Use

Drinking and Alcoholism

Privileged Deviance

Underprivileged Deviance

Filters