ISSC 451 WEEK 8 QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION | LATEST 2026–2027 UPDATE | GRADED A+
Question 1 (5 points) 85/100
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Dana is talking about the latest episode of Canadian hit TV-show Game of Bones with several
of her work colleagues. After explaining that she hasn’t caught up with the latest season, one
of her co-workers offers to give her an access code to a torrent website where pirated copies of
the latest episodes can be downloaded for free. Even though Dana has misgivings about using
the code, she ultimately concludes that it is okay since the producers of the show aren’t really
losing any money and she is a big fan of the show. In this way, Dana is resting upon the
perception that downloading pirated entertainment content is a/an ________.
Question 1 options:
victimless crime
example of cyberbullying activity justifiable under routine activities perspective on
victimization crime only if the content originates
Question 2 (5 points)
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Each of the following represents one of Abdel Fattah’s five victimization categories EXCEPT:
Question 2 options:
participating
false latent
transitional
Question 3 (5 points)
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The ___________ victim tends to contribute to his/her own victimization by inciting the
criminal to commit a crime, or by creating or fostering a situation likely to lead to crime.
Question 3 options:
provocative
latent participating
false
Question 4 (5 points)
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The first federal case to invoke the Identity Theft Enforcement and Restitution Act of 2008 was
____.
Question 4 options:
United States of America v. Gammon
United States of America v. Janosko
United States of America v. Kearney
United States of America v. Green
Question 5 (5 points)
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Which of the following would be reasonable to conclude concerning cybervictimization in the
United States of America?
Question 5 options:
Cybervictimization is solely a problem experienced by Americans in the easternmost United States.
Cybervictimization is a nationwide phenomenon threatening the financial, cognitive, and emotional
well-being of millions of Americans each year.
SOLUTION | LATEST 2026–2027 UPDATE | GRADED A+
Question 1 (5 points) 85/100
Saved
Dana is talking about the latest episode of Canadian hit TV-show Game of Bones with several
of her work colleagues. After explaining that she hasn’t caught up with the latest season, one
of her co-workers offers to give her an access code to a torrent website where pirated copies of
the latest episodes can be downloaded for free. Even though Dana has misgivings about using
the code, she ultimately concludes that it is okay since the producers of the show aren’t really
losing any money and she is a big fan of the show. In this way, Dana is resting upon the
perception that downloading pirated entertainment content is a/an ________.
Question 1 options:
victimless crime
example of cyberbullying activity justifiable under routine activities perspective on
victimization crime only if the content originates
Question 2 (5 points)
Saved
Each of the following represents one of Abdel Fattah’s five victimization categories EXCEPT:
Question 2 options:
participating
false latent
transitional
Question 3 (5 points)
, Saved
The ___________ victim tends to contribute to his/her own victimization by inciting the
criminal to commit a crime, or by creating or fostering a situation likely to lead to crime.
Question 3 options:
provocative
latent participating
false
Question 4 (5 points)
Saved
The first federal case to invoke the Identity Theft Enforcement and Restitution Act of 2008 was
____.
Question 4 options:
United States of America v. Gammon
United States of America v. Janosko
United States of America v. Kearney
United States of America v. Green
Question 5 (5 points)
Saved
Which of the following would be reasonable to conclude concerning cybervictimization in the
United States of America?
Question 5 options:
Cybervictimization is solely a problem experienced by Americans in the easternmost United States.
Cybervictimization is a nationwide phenomenon threatening the financial, cognitive, and emotional
well-being of millions of Americans each year.
