Lec 4 Flashcards

1
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Victims of female acts of violence are

A

Spouses
Acquaintances
Strangers
Family Members

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2
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The Role Convergence Hypothesis and Gender Gap in Crime

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As work roles of women and men come closer, so will their involvement in crime

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3
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How crime rates changed for young girls from 1980 to 2000

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They have become twice as likely to be charged

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4
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How have males crime patterns changed from 1980 to 2000

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It has remained constant

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5
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Which gender commits more corporate crimes

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Men although more women are in corporate conditions

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6
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Race as a correlate of crime

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Race is not as strongly related to crime as gender, although some minority groups are over represented in police reports

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7
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Differential offending hypothesis

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Relating discrimination to the behavior of a group

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8
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Differential treatment hypothesis

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Treating groups different in the criminal justice system

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9
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Cultural theories of why indigenous people are overrepresented in the Canadian CJS

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People assume-
Indigenous people are inherently violent
Indigenous cultures differ from the dominant Euro-Canadian culture

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10
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Critiques of cultural theories

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Presuppose a monolithic, static indigenous culture

Believes there is a type of behavior associated with that culture

Pathologize Indigenous culture

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11
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Colonial Model

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Colonization has had devastating psychological and social consequences

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12
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Critical race theory

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The law reflects the dominant group’s norms and values and favors such groups

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13
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Does drug/alcohol misuse correlate with crime

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Yes, 75 percent of inmates struggle with substance abuse

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14
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Psychopharmacological dimension causing crime

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Drugs/alcohol change ones way of thinking

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15
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The economically compulsive dimension causing crime

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Committing a crime to buy drugs

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16
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Systemic dimension causing crime

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The trafficking of drugs that leads to drug abuse.

17
Q

SES effect on crime

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people with lower SES are overrepresented in crime statistics

18
Q

What are correlates of crime

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Variables that relate to crime

19
Q

What are the 5 correlated of crime

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Age
Gender
Race
Drug alcohol
Socio-economic status

20
Q

Age correlation to crime

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Criminal activity intensifies in adolescence and young adulthood and then declines

21
Q

Are young people involved in more non violent or violent crimes

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Non violent

22
Q

What three level factors contribute to delinquency and crime

A

Individual level factors
Family background factors
Institutional factors

23
Q

Individual level factors

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Conduct problems such as bullying and failure to respond to both positive parenting and physical punishment

24
Q

Family background factors

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Rough family environments lead to higher levels of juvenile delinquency

25
Q

Institutional issues

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Exposure to juvenile court contribute to crime among children

26
Q

Dhami and Mandel state

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Crime is a risk taking behavior

27
Q

Why do young people have a higher propensity to commit crime

A

Young people look at benefits over cost

Immediacy outweighs future costs

Young offenders have limited rationality

28
Q

Maturational reform hypothesis

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Adolescence is a time of transition, confusion and irrationality, but as people get older, they develop attachments and commitments that restrain misbehavior

29
Q

Three factors that lead to crime decline with advance in age

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Physiological limitations
Greater formations of social bonds
People become more rational and responsible

30
Q

Other argument in less crime among older people

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May be due to development of more skills in not being caught

31
Q

Which gender is overrepresented in crime

A

Males
Make up 80 percent of defendants in adult criminal court
98 percent of accused of SA
89 percent of robbery cases
86 percent of homicide cases
77 percent of major assault cases

32
Q

Daly (1992) describes 5 ways for women involvement in crime

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Harmed and harming women
Battered women
Street women
Drug connected women
Other women (non-victimized women)