AC1.6 Which of these is NOT a strength of the CSEW?

It relies on the accuracy of the victim's memory.

AC1.1 What is the definition of white-collar crime?

Crime committed by high-status individuals, usually for financial gain.

AC1.1 Why is the level of public awareness of domestic crime so low?

Happens in private households; victims often scared to report.

AC1.3 Which of the following best defines the 'broken windows theory' by Wilson and Kelling (1982)?

Unreported minor crime leads to further and more serious crime.

AC1.3 Which of these is a typical example of the 'ripple effect'?

Victims of childhood abuse go on to abuse others in adulthood.

AC1.1 What do honour crime and domestic abuse have in common?

Victims of both crimes are typically women and know their attacker.

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AC1.1.1-1.1.6 How Crime Reporting Affects the Public Perception of Crime

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A quiz covering the following Criminology topics: AC1.1 Types of Crime AC1.2 Reasons for Unreported Crime AC1.3 Consequences of Unreported Crime AC1.4 Media Representations of Crime AC1.5 Impact of Media Representations AC1.6 Evaluating Methods of Collecting Crime Statistics

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1
AC1.5 Which criminologist (pictured) wrote the book 'Folk Devils and Moral Panics' (1973)?
Stan Cohen
Stephen Lawrence
Adam Pearson
Bernie Madoff
2
AC1.4 What are the two categories of newspaper?
Intelligent and Basic
Large and Small
Fact and Fiction
Tabloid and Broadsheet
3
AC1.1 Which type of crime is seen by offenders as punishment for acts deemed to have brought shame on their families?
Moral crime
Honour crime
Hate crime
State crime
4
AC1.2 What are the two categories of reasons for unreported crimes?
Societal and Criminal
General and Specific
Physical and Verbal
Personal and Social & Cultural
5
AC1.1 Which of these is NOT an example of a moral crime?
Drug abuse
Assisted suicide
Child neglect
Prostitution
6
AC1.3 Introducing 'Crimestoppers' is a good example of which type of consequence of unreported crime?
Decriminalisation
Cultural change
Procedural change
Legal change
7
AC1.1 Psychological, sexual, financial and physical are all types of which crime?
Hate crime
Moral crime
Cybercrime
Domestic abuse
8
AC1.2 Which of these is NOT a social and cultural reason for crime being unreported?
Lack of media interest
Not affected
Lack of current public concern
Lack of knowledge
9
AC1.6 Which of these is NOT a strength of the CSEW?
It may be more valid that police-interpreted information.
It captures unreported crime and so uncovers the 'dark figure' of crime.
It is based on a large stratified sample of members of the public.
It relies on the accuracy of the victim's memory.
10
AC1.4 The Drill and Rap music genres often discuss which type of crime in their lyrics?
Gang crime
Domestic abuse
Corporate crime
State crime
11
AC1.1 What is the definition of white-collar crime?
Crime perpetrated by state agencies.
Crime against the normal standard of morality within a society.
Crime committed by or on behalf of a business or corporation.
Crime committed by high-status individuals, usually for financial gain.
12
AC1.1 'Phishing' is an example of which type of crime?
State crime
White-collar crime
Technological crime
Hate crime
13
AC1.1 Which of the following is NOT an example of an 'individual' crime?
Moral crime
Domestic abuse
Honour crime
Hate crime
14
AC1.6 Which research method is used by the Crime Survey of England and Wales (CSEW)?
Observations
Official statistics
Unstructured interviews
Structured interviews
15
AC1.1 Why is the level of public awareness of domestic crime so low?
Happens online; victims may not know they are a victim.
Happens in private households; victims often scared to report.
Happens by accident; offenders often do not know they have offended.
Happens very rarely; not a significant number of offences.
16
AC1.2 Which of these is NOT a personal reason for crime being unreported?
Complexity
Fear
Disinterest
Shame
17
AC1.5 Which of these is NOT a consequence of media representations of crime?
Changing public concerns and awareness
Stereotyping of criminals
Perceptions of crime trends
Legal change
18
AC1.1 Which type of state crime is illustrated by the image?
Institutional racism
Genocide
Censorship of the media
Violation of health and safety laws
19
AC1.3 Which of the following best defines the 'broken windows theory' by Wilson and Kelling (1982)?
Smashed windows may indicate domestic abuse.
Abandoned properties may be used by squatters and drug abusers.
Property damage may be a symptom of a deprived neighbourhood.
Unreported minor crime leads to further and more serious crime.
20
AC1.1 Which type of crime was the murder of Shafilea Ahmed (pictured) in 2003)?
Honour crime
Hate crime
Moral crime
Domestic abuse
21
AC1.1 Which of the following words best describes a main reason for the low public awareness of white-collar crime?
Technology
Privacy
Morality
Complexity
22
AC1.3 Which of these is a typical example of the 'ripple effect'?
Victimless crimes are often decriminalised.
Victims of childhood abuse go on to abuse others in adulthood.
The police to not prioritise certain crimes as they are not being reported.
Criminal actions in some cultures are seen as normal and legitimate.
23
AC1.1 What do honour crime and domestic abuse have in common?
Victims of both crimes are typically middle or upper class.
Victims of both crimes are typically men and their attacker is a stranger.
Victims of both crimes are typically women and know their attacker.
Victims of both crimes are typically ethnic minorities.
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AC1.1 Which type of crime was the murder of Sophie Lancaster (pictured) in 2007?
Hate crime
Moral crime
Honour crime
Domestic abuse

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AC1.1.1-1.1.6 How Crime Reporting Affects the Public Perception of Crime

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Questions 24

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1
AC1.5 Which criminologist (pictured) wrote the book 'Folk Devils and Moral Panics' (1973)?
Stan Cohen
Stephen Lawrence
Adam Pearson
Bernie Madoff
2
AC1.4 What are the two categories of newspaper?
Intelligent and Basic
Large and Small
Fact and Fiction
Tabloid and Broadsheet
3
AC1.1 Which type of crime is seen by offenders as punishment for acts deemed to have brought shame on their families?
Moral crime
Honour crime
Hate crime
State crime
4
AC1.2 What are the two categories of reasons for unreported crimes?
Societal and Criminal
General and Specific
Physical and Verbal
Personal and Social & Cultural
5
AC1.1 Which of these is NOT an example of a moral crime?
Drug abuse
Assisted suicide
Child neglect
Prostitution
6
AC1.3 Introducing 'Crimestoppers' is a good example of which type of consequence of unreported crime?
Decriminalisation
Cultural change
Procedural change
Legal change
7
AC1.1 Psychological, sexual, financial and physical are all types of which crime?
Hate crime
Moral crime
Cybercrime
Domestic abuse
8
AC1.2 Which of these is NOT a social and cultural reason for crime being unreported?
Lack of media interest
Not affected
Lack of current public concern
Lack of knowledge
9
AC1.6 Which of these is NOT a strength of the CSEW?
It may be more valid that police-interpreted information.
It captures unreported crime and so uncovers the 'dark figure' of crime.
It is based on a large stratified sample of members of the public.
It relies on the accuracy of the victim's memory.
10
AC1.4 The Drill and Rap music genres often discuss which type of crime in their lyrics?
Gang crime
Domestic abuse
Corporate crime
State crime
11
AC1.1 What is the definition of white-collar crime?
Crime perpetrated by state agencies.
Crime against the normal standard of morality within a society.
Crime committed by or on behalf of a business or corporation.
Crime committed by high-status individuals, usually for financial gain.
12
AC1.1 'Phishing' is an example of which type of crime?
State crime
White-collar crime
Technological crime
Hate crime
13
AC1.1 Which of the following is NOT an example of an 'individual' crime?
Moral crime
Domestic abuse
Honour crime
Hate crime
14
AC1.6 Which research method is used by the Crime Survey of England and Wales (CSEW)?
Observations
Official statistics
Unstructured interviews
Structured interviews
15
AC1.1 Why is the level of public awareness of domestic crime so low?
Happens online; victims may not know they are a victim.
Happens in private households; victims often scared to report.
Happens by accident; offenders often do not know they have offended.
Happens very rarely; not a significant number of offences.
16
AC1.2 Which of these is NOT a personal reason for crime being unreported?
Complexity
Fear
Disinterest
Shame
17
AC1.5 Which of these is NOT a consequence of media representations of crime?
Changing public concerns and awareness
Stereotyping of criminals
Perceptions of crime trends
Legal change
18
AC1.1 Which type of state crime is illustrated by the image?
Institutional racism
Genocide
Censorship of the media
Violation of health and safety laws
19
AC1.3 Which of the following best defines the 'broken windows theory' by Wilson and Kelling (1982)?
Smashed windows may indicate domestic abuse.
Abandoned properties may be used by squatters and drug abusers.
Property damage may be a symptom of a deprived neighbourhood.
Unreported minor crime leads to further and more serious crime.
20
AC1.1 Which type of crime was the murder of Shafilea Ahmed (pictured) in 2003)?
Honour crime
Hate crime
Moral crime
Domestic abuse
21
AC1.1 Which of the following words best describes a main reason for the low public awareness of white-collar crime?
Technology
Privacy
Morality
Complexity
22
AC1.3 Which of these is a typical example of the 'ripple effect'?
Victimless crimes are often decriminalised.
Victims of childhood abuse go on to abuse others in adulthood.
The police to not prioritise certain crimes as they are not being reported.
Criminal actions in some cultures are seen as normal and legitimate.
23
AC1.1 What do honour crime and domestic abuse have in common?
Victims of both crimes are typically middle or upper class.
Victims of both crimes are typically men and their attacker is a stranger.
Victims of both crimes are typically women and know their attacker.
Victims of both crimes are typically ethnic minorities.
24
AC1.1 Which type of crime was the murder of Sophie Lancaster (pictured) in 2007?
Hate crime
Moral crime
Honour crime
Domestic abuse