Test 1

Question 0

Homicide

Answer 0

The killing of a human by another human. Makes no distinction between morally justifiable homicide and those that are not.

Question 1

Linkage Blindness

Answer 1

The inability to make the connection

Question 2

“Homo”

Answer 2

Latin for human

Question 3

“Cide”

Answer 3

Latin “killing”

Question 4

Suicide

Answer 4

The killing of one’s self

Question 5

“Sui”

Answer 5

Latin for self

Question 6

Genocide

Answer 6

Killing members of an entire race

Question 7

“Geno”

Answer 7

Latin for race

Question 8

Infanticide

Answer 8

The killing of infants usually under one year old. In Ancient Rome this was a common and morally acceptable practice.

Question 9

Murder

Answer 9

Legal term meaning homicide with malice and without excuse for justification.

Question 10

1st degree murder

Answer 10

The defendant killed the victim with malice and it was pre-meditated. The pre-meditated requirement makes it difficult to prove 1st degree murder.

Question 11

2nd degree murder

Answer 11

The defendant killed the victim and either had the intent to kill or inflict serious bodily harm that death was a likely result.

Question 12

Manslaughter

Answer 12

Homicide without malice or without the intent to harm or cause death.

Question 13

Voluntary manslaughter

Answer 13

You meant to kill but you didn’t have malice. You had a good reason for doing it.

Question 14

Involuntary manslaughter

Answer 14

You didn’t mean to kill bit your actions were so grossly negligent that you. An held accountable for the death.

Question 15

Justifiable homicide

Answer 15

Homicide but under circumstances that make it justifies or appropriate in the eyes of the law.

Question 16

Excusable homicide

Answer 16

Homicide, but done in such a way that the law will forgive it. Killing in self defense.

Question 17

Paraphilia

Answer 17

Sexual deviations or perversions. Fantasized behaviors or sexual urges focusing on unusual objects, activities or situations. Affects primarily males.

Question 18

Necrophilia

Answer 18

Sexual actions or desires towards a dead body. Common among serial killers.

Question 19

Frotteurism

Answer 19

Focus of sexual urges are related to the touching or rubbing of their body against non-consenting, unfamiliar women.

Question 20

Masochism

Answer 20

The getting of pleasure, often sexual from being hurt or humiliated.

Question 21

Sadism

Answer 21

Deriving pleasure often sexual from mistreating others. Ex.) 50 shades.

Question 22

Gerontophilia

Answer 22

Seeking out elderly people for sexual purposes.

Question 23

Pedophilia

Answer 23

Seeking out children for sexual purposes.

Question 24

Pedastry

Answer 24

Adult male having sex with male child.

Question 25

Cannibalism

Answer 25

Eating a victims body parts. Common in male serial killers

Question 26

Rape

Answer 26

Forced sexual intercourse without consent of the victim.