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Introduction to Criminology
Exam 1: Introduction and Overview of Crime and Criminology
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
______ are specific statements about the relationships that we expect to find between and among factors.
Question 2
True/False
The vast majority of socially harmful acts are regulated by criminal law.
Question 3
Multiple Choice
_____ criminologists tend to believe that the only real cause of crime is capitalism.
Question 4
Multiple Choice
The analysis of brain scans and DNA in order to better understand crime is the most representative of the _____ approach to criminology.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
_____ is an interdisciplinary science that gathers and analyzes data on crime and criminal behavior.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
When criminologists study _____,they study individuals who commit harmful acts,regardless of the legal status of those acts.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
In assessing the merits of a theory,the most important criterion is _____ .
Question 8
Essay
Briefly explain how the concept of "criminality" differs from legal definitions of who is "criminal."
Question 9
Multiple Choice
When two factors are correlates,it means that:
Question 10
True/False
What constitutes a crime can be defined in and out of existence by courts and legislators.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of an indirect cost of crime?
Question 12
Essay
Discuss the significance of criminological theory in shaping criminal justice policies.
Question 13
Essay
In criminological/sociological study,what are some of the limitations to defining "crime" as only those actions in violation of criminal law? Do you feel that criminologists should limit their study in this way? Support your response.
Question 14
Multiple Choice
According to Thomas Sowell's typology,those who have a/an _____ believe that human activities are restricted by an innate human nature that is self-centered and largely unalterable.
Question 15
Multiple Choice
The belief that science can provide answers for everything is most characteristic of the _____ school of thought.
Question 16
Multiple Choice
Universally condemned crimes are known as _____.
Question 17
Multiple Choice
A(n) ______ is as set of logically interconnected propositions explaining how phenomena are related.
Question 18
Essay
Provide an overview of some of the major historical developments of criminological theory.Be sure to identify and describe at least three of the main eras or schools of thought from the history of criminology.