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Practice Quiz Chapter 05
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According to Gottfredson and Hirschi's A General Theory of Crime, analogous behaviours are a result of ________.
a) low self-control
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b) high-self-control
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c) hereditary behaviourism
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d) childhood experiences
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According to the life course theory, the onset and termination of problem behavior is ________.
a) gender-related
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b) income-related
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c) age-related
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d) education-related
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________is not a turning point according to life course theory.
a) Marriage
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b) Employment
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c) Drug addiction
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d) Education
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Rational choice theory is most effective in explaining crimes that are ________.
a) instrumental
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b) expressive
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c) impulsive
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d) accidental
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"________" refers to the idea that crimes can be prevented if the built environment is properly designed so that opportunities for motivated offenders to commit crimes are removed."
a) Controlled environment
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b) General strain theory
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c) Defensible space
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d) Protected neighbourhoods
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Rational choice theory contends that criminals ________.
a) behave irrationally
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b) have very little free will
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c) are naturally greedy
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d) make conscious decisions
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Cohen and Felson's ________ theory suggests that changes in levels of crime in society are closely associated with changing lifestyles.
a) social control
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b) social strain
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c) relative deprivation
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d) routine activity
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In the field of criminology, CPTED is an acronym for ________.
a) Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
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b) Control Practices Through Educational Development
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c) Critical Police Tactical Enhancement Designation
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d) None of the above
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In studying the differences between the awareness of strain and responses to it, Agnew and Broidy (1997) found that ________.
a) males are most likely to respond to strain with crime
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b) females are most likely to respond to strain with crime
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c) females experience less strain than men
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d) None of the above
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Canadian research shows that ________ per cent of youth had been victims of cyber bullying.
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b) 56
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c) 19
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d) 3
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A longitudinal study by Na and Paternoster (2012) discovered that efforts made to improve the child-rearing behaviours of caregivers of at-risk children led to higher levels of self-control when the youth were teenagers. These findings challenge ________.
a) strain theory
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b) the general theory of crime
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c) differential association theory
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d) social learning theory
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Longitudinal life course research dates back the work of ________ in the 1930s.
a) K. Marx
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b) S. and E. Glueck
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c) Sampson and Laub
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d) G. Elder
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Girls have lower rates of property and violent crime than boys because girls are more concerned with creating and maintaining close bonds and relationships with others. This is consistent with ________.
a) general strain theory
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b) life course theory
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c) labelling theory
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d) differential association theory
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________ would be the most likely to view law breakers as reasonable actors?
a) Control theory
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b) Strain theory
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c) Social learning theory
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d) rational choice theory
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Routine activity theory contends that changes in levels of crime in society are closely associated with ________.
a) changing lifestyles
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b) deviant sub-cultures
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c) societal labelling
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d) punishment
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