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Criminology Mid-Term Review Quiz (Ch. 1-6)
Criminology Mid-Term Review Quiz (Ch. 1-6)
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1
According to research on chronic offenders, arrests & court experiences deter chronic offenders
False
True
2
Which of the following is not one of the subareas of criminology outline in the Siegel text?
Biosocial behaviorism
Penology
Victimology
Criminal statistics
3
As the number of guns in the population increases, so do violent crime rates.
True
False
4
Younger people commit ________ crime than older people.
substantially less
slightly less
more
the same amount of
5
In 2015 and 2016, there was a(n) _______ in violent crime, as compared to prior years'
uptick
plunge
slight downtick
tripling
6
Rational choice theory has its roots in classical criminology and the work of Cesare Beccaria
False
True
7
The Uniform Crime Report is a primary source of crime data collected by the _________________.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of Juvenile Justice
Bureau of Justice Statistics
National Institute of Justice
8
Which of Robert Merton's social adaptations is most closely associated with criminal behavior?
Ritualism
Retreatism
Innovation
Conformity
9
A psychologist diagnoses someone as being hyperactive, impulsive and hedonistic. They are...
antisocial
bipolar
superego
oppositional
10
________ theory reflects the view that criminality is a product of bio/psycho characteristics
Trait
Social Structure
Labeling
Rational Choice
11
"Awareness Space" indicates that which crime is rational?
Theft
Robbery
Prostitution
Drug dealing
12
Who has become a central focus of crime control policy?
Mass murderers
Elderly offenders
Serial killers
Chronic offenders
13
Sociobiologists view all of the following factors as being mutually interdependent except
learning
environment
biology
ecology
14
What biological process accounts for desistance and aging out?
better diets
the end of growth spurts
the level of hormone activity in the brain
energy decline
15
Marcus Felson argues that the risk of crime may be increased by improving the effectiveness of
crime monitors
crime inhibitors
crime discouragers
crime obstucters