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Test Bank For Criminology, 11th Edition Chapter 1-18

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CHAPTER ONE: Crime and Criminology Test Bank

COMPLETION 1.

___________________ are devoted to the design and collection of valid and reliable data that address the causes of crime as well as crime patterns and trends. ANS:

2.

multidisciplinary

reliable

Deviant

criminological enterprise

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2

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6

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social harm

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According to the ________________ of crime, society is a collection of diverse groups. Groups able to assert their political power use the law and the criminal justice system to advance their economic and social position. ANS:

9.

OBJ:

The consensus view of crime links illegal behavior to the concept of ________________________. ANS:

8.

4

The study of __________________ has uncovered that some people may engage in highrisk lifestyles that increase their own chance of victimization and make them highly vulnerable to crime. ANS: Victimology

7.

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Criminal statistics, the sociology of law, theory construction, criminal behavior systems, penology, and victimology comprise the _______________________. ANS:

6.

OBJ: 1

__________ behavior is that which departs from the norms and values of society. ANS:

5.

4

Criminal statistics and crime measurement involves devising valid and _______ measures designed to calculate the amount and trends of criminal activity. ANS:

4.

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Criminologists have been trained in diverse fields – sociology, criminal justice, political, science, psychology, political science, economics, and natural sciences - because criminology is a ____________________ science. ANS:

3.

Criminologists

conflict view

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_________________ is the written code that defines crimes and their punishments, and reflects the values, beliefs, and opinions of society’s mainstream. ANS:

Substantive criminal law

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