Chapter 1 Self-test questions

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. Which of the following is not a stage of the criminological 'journey' outlined in this chapter?

Considering how we could respond to crime correct incorrect

analysing evidence from crime scenes correct incorrect

Attempting to explain crime correct incorrect

Proactively defining and exploring crime correct incorrect

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. Which of the following might you study as part of a criminology degree?

Victimology correct incorrect

Acridology correct incorrect

Googology correct incorrect

Zemiology correct incorrect

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. Which of the following terms have been used—critically—to describe criminological study and knowledge? (Select all that apply.)

Selenocentric correct incorrect

Acrocentric correct incorrect

Androcentric correct incorrect

Ethnocentric correct incorrect

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. In this chapter we encourage you to become an 'E3' student. What does this mean?

A student who is effective, engaged, and energetic correct incorrect

A student who is effective, engaged, and employable correct incorrect

A student who is effective, engrossed, and enthusiastic correct incorrect

A student who endeavours to engage enthusiastically correct incorrect

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. What is the guiding principle of this book, and the recommended mindset for embarking on your criminological journey?

CAL—Criminological Active Learner correct incorrect

ABC—Always Be Critical correct incorrect

ACL—Active Critical Learner correct incorrect

OOL—Ownership Over Learning correct incorrect