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The classical school of criminology
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Jeremy Bentham "the greatest happiness OF the greatest number" is mainly associated with...
authoritarianism
positivism
utilitarianism
totalitarianism
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Beccaria's principle was that laws should be used to maintain the...
belonging
control
justice
social contract
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The pleasure pain principle is discussed in Bentham's...
biological theory
Principle of unhappiness
Principle of utility
Positivist theory
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Who heavily criticised this design?
Foucault (1975)
Beccaria (1746)
Cohen (1962)
McGowan (2016)
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His theory on punishment is based on...
rehabilitation
humanitarian response
deterrence
reformation
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Key theorists of rational choice theory include...
Hale (2009)
(Croall, 2011)
Cornishand Clarke (1986)
(McGowan, 2016)
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Classical criminologists also believe that we have...
rational choice
strange behaviours
irrational thoughts
criminal tendencies
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What is the key criticism of the classical school of criminology?
Idea of rational choice
It is deterministic
It doesn't provide solutions
People don't always have free will
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Classical criminologists believe that we have...
restrictions
needs
criminal genes
free will
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Beccaria (1764) is considered to be the founding father of classical criminology
false
true
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He is most famous for his design of...
The Empire state building
Crumlin Road Gaol
The Panopticon prison
The watch tower
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His thinking evolved because at the time punishment was....
Harsh
Inconsistent
Barbaric and torturous
Ineffective
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Another of his principles was the...
wrong/right
crime should prevail
pleasure/pain
good/bad