M8

Question 1

Criminal behavior is explained in terms of factors extraneous to the offender which are social, sociological, cultural and economic

Answer 1

Objective Approach

Question 2

Criminal behavior is explained in terms of factors within criminal,.i.e.physical, biological and mental traits

Answer 2

Subjective Approach

Question 3

It proposes that human beings commit crime because of internal factors over which they have a little or no control

Answer 3

Biological Approach

Question 4

This is a study of the causal link that exists between the defendant’s action and the plaintiff’s injury

Answer 4

Casual Approach

Question 5

The criminals deficient in probity,says Dr. Maurice Parmellee, committed crimes against property.

Answer 5

Deficient in Probity Approach

Question 6

It describes the phenomenon of crime and those who commit it.it covers all aspects such as personal traits of criminals and the various form of criminal behavior

Answer 6

Descriptive Approach

Question 7

This study was carried by Eavert A.Hootan and William H. Sheldon

Answer 7

Organically Inferior Human Traits Approach

Question 8

Hootan stated that criminals are?

Answer 8

Organically inferior

Question 9

Hootan stated that criminals are?

Answer 9

Organically inferior

Question 10

Sheldon stated the?

Answer 10

Criminal is husky and athletic type fellow

Question 11

It studies external economic factors

Answer 11

Economic Approach

Question 12

It studies those factors that arise from local conditions or belong to a particular period of the year,or the specified area that makes a man criminal

Answer 12

Endemic Approach

Question 13

It studies those factors that arise from local conditions or belong to a particular period of the year,or the specified area that makes a man criminal

Answer 13

Endemic Approach

Question 14

It seek to explain the phenomenon of criminal behavior with reference to factors outside the personality of the delinquent

Answer 14

Environmental approach

Question 15

It seek to explain the phenomenon of criminal behavior with reference to factors outside the personality of the delinquent

Answer 15

Environmental approach

Question 16

As to mental quality an offender is either normal or abnormal.

Answer 16

Functional psychosis approach

Question 17

Psychosis two types

Answer 17

Psychosis of organic origin
Non psychosis origin

Question 18

Psychosis two types

Answer 18

Psychosis of organic origin
Non psychosis origin

Question 19

Patients of this abnormality commit offenses with astonishing openness and silliness

Answer 19

Organic psychosis approach

Question 20

Patients of this abnormality commit crime of violence

Answer 20

Traumatic psychosis

Question 21

Patients of this abnormality commit crime of explosive and sexual nature

Answer 21

Encephalitis lethargica

Question 22

Patients of this abnormality are of old age and commit varying crimes

Answer 22

Senile Dementia

Question 23

Patients of such abnormality commit crimes of sudden violence

Answer 23

Epilepsy

Question 24

Patients of this abnormality suffer split mindedness

Answer 24

Schizophrenia

Question 25

Studies were conducted by Arthur Dugdale in the United sate of America on the Jukes (1877) and by Henry Herbert Goddan on the kallikas (1912)

Answer 25

Heredity and criminal families approach

Question 26

It focuses it’s attention on the biological, mental and other characteristics of the offender to explain the cause of this delinquent behavior

Answer 26

Individualistic approach

Question 27

It is an approach to criminology made by Endocrinologist who found that glandular malfunctioning causes the delinquent behavior

Answer 27

Physiological approach

Question 28

Man may live insolation but generally he lives in society

Answer 28

Social approach

Question 29

This approach is recent origin. It considers the criminal as a victim of circumstances and a product of various factors within the criminal and the society

Answer 29

Therapeutic approach

Question 30

Violent due to environmental influences as prejudices of honor, politics and religion, approach

Answer 30

Twin research approach