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Chapters 1-16,Complete V d d V V V V
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,Tableofcontents
1. IntroductiontoCriminalBehavior
2. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:DevelopmentalRiskandProtectiveFactors
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3. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:Biological/NeurologicalFactors
4. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:LearningandSituationalFactors
5. HumanAggressionandViolence
6. JuvenileDelinquency
7. Psychopathy
8. CrimeandMentalDisorders
9. Homicide,Assault,andIntimatePartnerandFamilyViolence
10. MultipleMurder,School,andWorkplaceViolence
11. PsychologyofModernTerrorism
12. SexualAssault
13. SexualAssaultofChildrenandYouth
14. Burglary,HomeInvasions,Thefts,and"White-Collar"Offenses
15. ViolentEconomicCrime,Cybercrime,andCrimesofIntimidation
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16. SubstanceAbuseandCrime
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Chapter1IntroductiontoCriminal Behavior
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1.1 Multiple-ChoiceQuestions
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A) antisocialbehavior.
B) deviantbehavior.
C) anintentionalactinviolationofacriminalcode.
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A) justification.
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C) clarification.
D) subjugation.
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Objective:Identifythedifferentperspectivesofhumannaturethatunderliethetheoreticaldevelopment
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3) Whichpieceofdata would beincluded intheUCR?
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A) Areportedrobberywithnoarrest
B) Areportedforgerywithnoarrest
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D) Areportedstatutoryrapewithno
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Objective:IntroducethereadertothevariousmeasurementsofcriminalanddelinquentbehaviorLevel:
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B) identifyingtheageofonsetofantisocialbehavior.
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C) searchingforprotectivefactorsinachild'slife.
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V V d d V d
Criminal
A
d Behavior:
Psychological
V
V
Approach 12thEdition (Bartol)
V V V V
Chapters 1-16,Complete V d d V V V V
110
,Tableofcontents
1. IntroductiontoCriminalBehavior
2. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:DevelopmentalRiskandProtectiveFactors
V
3. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:Biological/NeurologicalFactors
4. OriginsofCriminalBehavior:LearningandSituationalFactors
5. HumanAggressionandViolence
6. JuvenileDelinquency
7. Psychopathy
8. CrimeandMentalDisorders
9. Homicide,Assault,andIntimatePartnerandFamilyViolence
10. MultipleMurder,School,andWorkplaceViolence
11. PsychologyofModernTerrorism
12. SexualAssault
13. SexualAssaultofChildrenandYouth
14. Burglary,HomeInvasions,Thefts,and"White-Collar"Offenses
15. ViolentEconomicCrime,Cybercrime,andCrimesofIntimidation
V
16. SubstanceAbuseandCrime
111
,CriminalBehavior:APsychologicalApproach,12e(Bartol)
Chapter1IntroductiontoCriminal Behavior
d V
1.1 Multiple-ChoiceQuestions
1) Criminalbehavioris bestdefinedas V
A) antisocialbehavior.
B) deviantbehavior.
C) anintentionalactinviolationofacriminalcode.
V
D) afailuretoimpedethecriminal
process.ANSWER: C
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Objective:Definecriminalbehaviorandjuvenile
d
delinquencyLevel: Basic
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2) Theendresult ofatheorythatisnotverifiedis
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A) justification.
B) falsification.
C) clarification.
D) subjugation.
ANSWER: B V
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Objective:Identifythedifferentperspectivesofhumannaturethatunderliethetheoreticaldevelopment
d
andresearchofcriminalbehavior
d
Level: Intermediate
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3) Whichpieceofdata would beincluded intheUCR?
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A) Areportedrobberywithnoarrest
B) Areportedforgerywithnoarrest
C) Areportedsimpleassaultwithnoarrest
D) Areportedstatutoryrapewithno
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PageRef:36
Objective:IntroducethereadertothevariousmeasurementsofcriminalanddelinquentbehaviorLevel:
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Difficult
d
112
, 4) Allofthefollowingareconsistentwiththedevelopmentalapproach tothestudyof
V V V d
dcrimeexcept
A) examiningfactorsthatplaceachildatriskofengaginginseriousdelinquency.
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B) identifyingtheageofonsetofantisocialbehavior.
V
C) searchingforprotectivefactorsinachild'slife.
V V
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