Segment 4

Question 1

Behavior which criminal in nature; A behavior which violates law.

Answer 1

Criminal Behavior

Question 2

It is also refer to conduct of an offender that leads to and the commission of unlawful act

Answer 2

Criminal Behavior

Question 3

Origins of Criminal Behavior (3)

Answer 3

BIOLOGICAL FACTOR
PERSONALITY DISORDER FACTOR
LEARNING

Question 4

Implies that criminal acts are unavoidable , inevitable consequences of the bad seed or bad blood.

Answer 4

biological factor

Question 5

It emphasizes genetic predisposition toward antisocial and criminal conduct

Answer 5

Biological factor

Question 6

Theory that suggests that criminality is inherited and that someone is born criminal could be identified by the way they look.

Answer 6

Born criminal by Cesare Lombroso ( father of criminology )

Question 7

How many offenders did lombroso examined?

Answer 7

4000 offenders

Question 8

Somatotyping by WILLIAM SHELDON (3)

Answer 8

Endomorphs
Ectomorphs
Mesomorphs

Question 9

Classification system of personality patterns and corresponding body built

Answer 9

Somatotyping

Question 10

• Increased fat storage, a wide waist, and large bone structure
• have smooth, round body, small shoulder and shorter limbs
• have a viscerotonic temperaments ( extroverted)

Answer 10

ENDOMORPHS

Question 11

-Long, thin muscles and limbs and low fat storage
-slim
Have a Ceberatonic Temperament ( introverted)

Answer 11

Ectomorphs

Question 12

-Predisposed to build muscle, but not store fat, strong and solid
- rectangular in shape with an upright posture
- have a somotonic temperaments

Answer 12

Mesomorphs

Question 13

Developed his physique theory in his book physique theory in his book Physique and Character published in 1912

Answer 13

Ernst Kretchmer

Question 14

• Skinny, with slender body type
• commits crime such as theft and fraud

Answer 14

Asthenic Type

Question 15

-Has broad shoulder, powerful legs, and muscular body types
- usually commits violent crimes

Answer 15

Athletic Type

Question 16

Individual is stout, has short stubby hands and with round body
- usually commits offenses against deception fraud and violence

Answer 16

Pyknic Type

Question 17

Less clearly evident having any predominant type ( unclassified )

Answer 17

Commits offenses against decency and morality

Question 18

The jukes: A study in crime, pauperism, disease and heredity

• had discerned is todah known as “ the poverty cycle” or “ culture of poverty” and is believed to be the result of environment, not heredity.

Answer 18

Richard Dugdale

Question 19

Regarded as the mother of criminals

Answer 19

Margarette Ada Juke

Question 20

The kallikak family: a study in heredity of feeblemindedness in 1912.

This book was highly influential in the eugenics movement

Answer 20

Henry Goddard

Question 21

Kallikak is a pseudonym derived from the greek words Kallos means _________ and Kakos means __________.

Answer 21

Beauty
Bad

Question 22

Refers to an act that exhibits a pervassive pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others

Type of mental disorders in which you have a rigid and unhealthy pattern of thinking, functioning, and behaving

Answer 22

Personality Disorder Factor

Question 23

Explains that criminal behavior is learned primarily by observing or listening to the people around us

Answer 23

Learning factor

Question 24

People learn values, attitudes, techniques through their interactions with others

Answer 24

Differential Association Theory by EDWIN SUTHERLAND

Question 25

Tarde devised a theory of “imitation and suggestion”

Answer 25

Imitation Theory by GABRIEL TARDE

Question 26

Unlawful homicide of at least two people carried out by the same person in separate events
And was popularized in the 1970’s by ROBERT RESSLER

Answer 26

Serial Murder or Serial Killing

Question 27

Strain Theory by

Answer 27

Robert K. Merton

Question 28

Observed in a paper “The threat to kill”
Triad symptoms

Answer 28

J.M MACDONAL

Question 29

Also knows as Enuresis
Is the most intimate of these triad symptoms

Answer 29

BED WETTING

Question 30

He endured a very terrible childhood filled with abuse and traumas

Answer 30

Donald “ PEE WEE” Gaskins

Question 31

Fire setting to express feelings of anger or emotional distress

Answer 31

Fire Starting ( fascination of fire)

Question 32

Most serial killers before moving to human victims they start with animals

Answer 32

Animal Torture (cruelty to animal)

Question 33

1970s serial murdered, rapist and necrophiliac

Executed in florida electric chair in 1898

His killings usually followed a gruesome pattern; he often raped his victims before beating them to death
FIRST EVIDENCE OF BITE MARK ANALYSIS

Answer 33

Ted Bundy

Question 34

He killed both his grandparents at the age of 15 and killing six young women in the santa cruz, california
- 1973 he killed his mother and her friend before turning himself in
Also known as GENTLE GIANT

Answer 34

Edmund Kemper

Question 35

Serial killer who took the lives of 17 males between 1978 and 1991

Cinocollect and preserved nya mga body part ng mga victims nya

Answer 35

Jeffrey Dahmer

Question 36

Grew up in a repressive household dominated by a controlling mother

Answer 36

Ed Gein