CCJ1020 Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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  1. _____ study the nature, extent, cause, and control of criminal behavior.
A

Criminologists

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  1. That crime is rational can be observed in a wide variety of criminal events except:
A

Arguments, such as road rage, which spiral into physical confrontations

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3
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  1. Crime prevention can be achieved by reducing the opportunities people have commit particular crimes, a technique known as ____ crime prevention.
A

Situational

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4
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  1. The ____ effect is defined as the assumed ability of the threat of criminal sanctions to discourage crime before it occurs.
A

Deterrent

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5
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  1. Putting up large signs indicating that trash must be either thrown away or recycled and placing bins to dump or recycle throughout a park is which type of situational crime prevention tactic?
A

Remove excuses

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6
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  1. Incarceration of an individual convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol is an example of:
A

Specific deterrence.

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7
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  1. _____ is a crime control policy that depends on the fear of criminal penalties.
A

general deterrence

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  1. ______ assumes a rational criminal, someone who leans from experience.
A

specific deterrence

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9
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  1. _____ is not considered a biochemical factor?
A

Genetic abnormality

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10
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  1. Excessive levels of _____ have been linked to violence and aggression.
A

testosterone

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11
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  1. ____ theory believes that law violators may have suffered damage to their personalities early in their development that renders them powerless to control their impulses.
A

Psychodynamic

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12
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  1. ____ is a psychological condition whose symptoms include rebellious and aggressive behavior toward authority figures that seriously interfere with proper life functioning.
A

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

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13
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  1. A personality characterized by a lack of warmth and feeling, inappropriate behavioral responses, and an inability to learn from experience is the definition of a(n):
A

antisocial personality.

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14
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  1. Many experts dispute that an IQ-crime relationship exists. Which statement is not one of the reasons offered?
A

There is no link between IQ and into social personality.

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15
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  1. Which was not one of the models of adaptation that Robert Merton produced as part of his explanation of how anomie can lead to crime?
A

Toughness

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16
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  1. ___ theory is not a type of development theory.
A

Social strain

17
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  1. Critical criminologists believe that ___ is the biggest problem in society.
18
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  1. ___ is/are the process by which criminal behavior becomes embedded because antisocial behavior heroes social ties that encourage conformity and creates incentives to commit crime.
A

State dependency