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CCJ 4700 Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2025/2026 What are the two realities that explain how we know what we know? - ANSWERSExperiential - direct experience Agreement - what we've been told What is tradition? Give an example. - ANSWERSThings that "everybody knows" Ex: Driving on the left side of the road in the U.S. is dangerous What is authority? Give an example. - ANSWERSTrusting the judgement of someone with special expertise Ex: You are more likely to believe a judge regarding your driver's license suspension than your parents Errors in Personal Human Inquiry - ANSWERSInaccurate Observation - overcome by using measurement devices Overgeneralization - overcome by replicating the study to see if you get the same results Selective Observation - specify in advance the number and types of observations Purposes of Research - ANSWERSExplore - examine an issue or policy about which little is known Describe - observe and describe the scope of a problem or policy response Explain - answer "why?" Apply - Applied research is often used to evaluate the effects of specific criminal justice programs Two major types of applied research:

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What are the two realities that explain how we know what we know? - ANSWERSExperiential -
direct experience

Agreement - what we've been told



What is tradition? Give an example. - ANSWERSThings that "everybody knows"

Ex: Driving on the left side of the road in the U.S. is dangerous



What is authority? Give an example. - ANSWERSTrusting the judgement of someone with special
expertise

Ex: You are more likely to believe a judge regarding your driver's license suspension than your
parents



Errors in Personal Human Inquiry - ANSWERSInaccurate Observation - overcome by using
measurement devices

Overgeneralization - overcome by replicating the study to see if you get the same results

Selective Observation - specify in advance the number and types of observations



Purposes of Research - ANSWERSExplore - examine an issue or policy about which little is
known

Describe - observe and describe the scope of a problem or policy response

Explain - answer "why?"

Apply - Applied research is often used to evaluate the effects of specific criminal justice
programs

Two major types of applied research:

, - Evaluation research

Comparing program goals to results

- Policy analysis Anticipate future consequences of alternative actions



What is the research process? - ANSWERSProblem or Objective - Describes what will be studied

Literature Review - Summarizes the prior research on the topic

Research Questions - Specifies what the research will answer

Subjects For Study - Whom or what will be studied

Measurement - Identifies the key variables of the study

Data Collection Methods - Explains how observations will be collected

Analysis - Specifies how the observations will be analyzed

References - List of materials consulted and cited

Schedule - A timeline for the various stages of the proposal

Budget - Species where money to support the research will be spent



Social Scientific Theory - ANSWERSDiscovering what is, not what should be

- Cannot settle debates on value

- Problematic with evaluators

Ex: What constitutes a good parole officer?



Social science aims to find... - ANSWERSPatterns of regularity in social life created by norms,
rules, and observations



What kind of patterns do social regularities represent? - ANSWERSProbabilistic



What are more often the subject of social science research? - ANSWERSAggregates

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