TEST,BANK,For,Criminal,Behavior:
A,Psychological,Approach,12th,Edition,(Bartol)
Chapters,1,-,16,,Complete
110
,Table,of,contents
1. Introduction,to,Criminal,Behavior
2. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Developmental,Risk,and,Protective,Factors
3. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Biological/Neurological,Factors
4. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Learning,and,Situational,Factors
5. Human,Aggression,and,Violence
6. Juvenile,Delinquency
7. Psychopathy
8. Crime,and,Mental,Disorders
9. Homicide,,Assault,,and,Intimate,Partner,and,Family,Violence, 10.Mu
ltiple,Murder,,School,,and,Workplace,Violence, 11.Psychology,of,Mod
ern,Terrorism
12. Sexual,Assault
13. Sexual,Assault,of,Children,and,Youth
14. Burglary,,Home,Invasions,,Thefts,,and,"White-
Collar",Offenses, 15.Violent,Economic,Crime,,Cybercrime,,and,Crimes,of,Int
imidation
16.,Substance,Abuse,and,Crime
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,Criminal,Behavior:,A,Psychological,Approach,,12e,(Bartol)
Chapter,1,,Introduction,to,Criminal,Behavior
1.1 Multiple-Choice,Questions
1) Criminal,behavior,is,best,defined,as
A) antisocial,behavior.
B) deviant,behavior.
C) an,intentional,act,in,violation,of,a,criminal,code.
D) a,failure,to,impede,the,criminal,process.,
ANSWER:,,C
Page,Ref:,2
Objective:,Define,criminal,behavior,and,juvenile,delinquency, Le
vel:,,Basic
2) The,end,result,of,a,theory,that,is,not,verified,is
A) justification.
B) falsification.
C) clarification.
D) subjugation.
, ANSWER:,B, P
age,Ref:,6
Objective:,Identify,the,different,perspectives,of,human,nature,that,underlie,the,theoretical, develo
pment,and,research,of,criminal,behavior
Level:,,Intermediate
3) Which,piece,of,data,would,be,included,in,the,UCR?
A) A,reported,robbery,with,no,arrest
B) A,reported,forgery,with,no,arrest
C) A,reported,simple,assault,with,no,arrest
D) A,reported,statutory,rape,with,no,arrest
, ANSWER:,,A
Page,Ref:,36
Objective:,Introduce,the,reader,to,the,various,measurements,of,criminal,and,delinquent,behavior, L
evel:,,Difficult
112
, 4) All,of,the,following,are,consistent,with,the,developmental,approach,to,the,study,of,crime, ex
cept
A) examining,factors,that,place,a,child,at,risk,of,engaging,in,serious,delinquency.
B) identifying,the,age,of,onset,of,antisocial,behavior.
C) searching,for,protective,factors,in,a,child's,life.
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A,Psychological,Approach,12th,Edition,(Bartol)
Chapters,1,-,16,,Complete
110
,Table,of,contents
1. Introduction,to,Criminal,Behavior
2. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Developmental,Risk,and,Protective,Factors
3. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Biological/Neurological,Factors
4. Origins,of,Criminal,Behavior:,Learning,and,Situational,Factors
5. Human,Aggression,and,Violence
6. Juvenile,Delinquency
7. Psychopathy
8. Crime,and,Mental,Disorders
9. Homicide,,Assault,,and,Intimate,Partner,and,Family,Violence, 10.Mu
ltiple,Murder,,School,,and,Workplace,Violence, 11.Psychology,of,Mod
ern,Terrorism
12. Sexual,Assault
13. Sexual,Assault,of,Children,and,Youth
14. Burglary,,Home,Invasions,,Thefts,,and,"White-
Collar",Offenses, 15.Violent,Economic,Crime,,Cybercrime,,and,Crimes,of,Int
imidation
16.,Substance,Abuse,and,Crime
111
,Criminal,Behavior:,A,Psychological,Approach,,12e,(Bartol)
Chapter,1,,Introduction,to,Criminal,Behavior
1.1 Multiple-Choice,Questions
1) Criminal,behavior,is,best,defined,as
A) antisocial,behavior.
B) deviant,behavior.
C) an,intentional,act,in,violation,of,a,criminal,code.
D) a,failure,to,impede,the,criminal,process.,
ANSWER:,,C
Page,Ref:,2
Objective:,Define,criminal,behavior,and,juvenile,delinquency, Le
vel:,,Basic
2) The,end,result,of,a,theory,that,is,not,verified,is
A) justification.
B) falsification.
C) clarification.
D) subjugation.
, ANSWER:,B, P
age,Ref:,6
Objective:,Identify,the,different,perspectives,of,human,nature,that,underlie,the,theoretical, develo
pment,and,research,of,criminal,behavior
Level:,,Intermediate
3) Which,piece,of,data,would,be,included,in,the,UCR?
A) A,reported,robbery,with,no,arrest
B) A,reported,forgery,with,no,arrest
C) A,reported,simple,assault,with,no,arrest
D) A,reported,statutory,rape,with,no,arrest
, ANSWER:,,A
Page,Ref:,36
Objective:,Introduce,the,reader,to,the,various,measurements,of,criminal,and,delinquent,behavior, L
evel:,,Difficult
112
, 4) All,of,the,following,are,consistent,with,the,developmental,approach,to,the,study,of,crime, ex
cept
A) examining,factors,that,place,a,child,at,risk,of,engaging,in,serious,delinquency.
B) identifying,the,age,of,onset,of,antisocial,behavior.
C) searching,for,protective,factors,in,a,child's,life.
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