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Victimology Exam 3 Of Health Sciences (Graded A+)
With 100% Guaranteed Solution 2025/2026.
Which type of victim culpability suggests that an irresponsible act by a victim was taken
advantage of by an offender? - ....Ans ✓✓Victim Facilitation
In what year was the first National Crime Survey conducted? - ....Ans ✓✓1966
Victimology is the study of ______. - ....Ans ✓✓the etiology of victimization, how the
criminal justice system accommodates and assists victims and consequences of victimization
(all of them)
Which of the following items were not a critical victimological development of the women's
movement? - ....Ans ✓✓Women used alcohol and drugs as self-medication techniques to
deal with rape.
The cost of victimization may include ______. - ....Ans ✓✓monies spent to assist crime
victims,
the costs of receiving treatment at the emergency room
and the cost of stolen or damaged property (all of these)
Amir's study was quite controversial. It was attacked for ______. - ....Ans ✓✓Blaming
victims, namely women
Who coined the term "victimology"? - ....Ans ✓✓Benjamin Mendelsohn
During the ______, victims were the focus of the justice system. - ....Ans ✓✓Middle Ages
______ principle suggests that retribution is the key to justice. - ....Ans ✓✓Lex talionis
Which theorist suggested that victims and offenders needed to be considered in a dyad in
order to fully understand victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Hans von Hentig
Which principle suggests that the more one comes into contact with offenders, the more
likely he is to be victimized? - ....Ans ✓✓Principle of homogamy
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Which answer best represents the typical criminal according to the Uniform Crime Reports? -
....Ans ✓✓Young, White, Male
What is the third element in the Routine Activities Theory: Motivated Offender, Suitable
Target, and ______? - ....Ans ✓✓Capable Guardianship
Which theory suggests that someone with low self-control will commit criminal acts, which
makes him or her more likely to be victimized? - ....Ans ✓✓A general theory of crime
Which two characteristics seem to deter people from committing crime and thus reduce
likelihood of victimization as well? - ....Ans ✓✓Marriage and employment
Which of the following is not one of the eight Part I index crimes? - ....Ans ✓✓Simple
Assault
Which rule requires that only the most serious of offenses within an incident be reported to
the Uniform Crime Reports? - ....Ans ✓✓Hierarchy rule
Most victims are likely to live in what areas? - ....Ans ✓✓Urban areas
Which theory of victimization suggests that our daily behaviors influence our vulnerability to
victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Routine Activities Theory
Which theory suggests that the more distressed one is the more likely he or she could act in a
way to provoke a victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Social Interactionist Perspective
What theory can explain why some drug dealers experience property victimization? - ....Ans
✓✓Routine Activities and Lifestyles Theory
Which researchers advanced the principle of homogamy? - ....Ans ✓✓Sampson and
Lauritsen
Which theory suggests that victimization and offending is part of a broader cultural belief in
the acceptability and sometimes necessity of violence? - ....Ans ✓✓Subcultural Theories
Which crime is not identified in the book as being a crime that involves a victim-offender
overlap? - ....Ans ✓✓White-collar crime
Victimology Exam 3 Of Health Sciences (Graded A+)
With 100% Guaranteed Solution 2025/2026.
Which type of victim culpability suggests that an irresponsible act by a victim was taken
advantage of by an offender? - ....Ans ✓✓Victim Facilitation
In what year was the first National Crime Survey conducted? - ....Ans ✓✓1966
Victimology is the study of ______. - ....Ans ✓✓the etiology of victimization, how the
criminal justice system accommodates and assists victims and consequences of victimization
(all of them)
Which of the following items were not a critical victimological development of the women's
movement? - ....Ans ✓✓Women used alcohol and drugs as self-medication techniques to
deal with rape.
The cost of victimization may include ______. - ....Ans ✓✓monies spent to assist crime
victims,
the costs of receiving treatment at the emergency room
and the cost of stolen or damaged property (all of these)
Amir's study was quite controversial. It was attacked for ______. - ....Ans ✓✓Blaming
victims, namely women
Who coined the term "victimology"? - ....Ans ✓✓Benjamin Mendelsohn
During the ______, victims were the focus of the justice system. - ....Ans ✓✓Middle Ages
______ principle suggests that retribution is the key to justice. - ....Ans ✓✓Lex talionis
Which theorist suggested that victims and offenders needed to be considered in a dyad in
order to fully understand victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Hans von Hentig
Which principle suggests that the more one comes into contact with offenders, the more
likely he is to be victimized? - ....Ans ✓✓Principle of homogamy
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Which answer best represents the typical criminal according to the Uniform Crime Reports? -
....Ans ✓✓Young, White, Male
What is the third element in the Routine Activities Theory: Motivated Offender, Suitable
Target, and ______? - ....Ans ✓✓Capable Guardianship
Which theory suggests that someone with low self-control will commit criminal acts, which
makes him or her more likely to be victimized? - ....Ans ✓✓A general theory of crime
Which two characteristics seem to deter people from committing crime and thus reduce
likelihood of victimization as well? - ....Ans ✓✓Marriage and employment
Which of the following is not one of the eight Part I index crimes? - ....Ans ✓✓Simple
Assault
Which rule requires that only the most serious of offenses within an incident be reported to
the Uniform Crime Reports? - ....Ans ✓✓Hierarchy rule
Most victims are likely to live in what areas? - ....Ans ✓✓Urban areas
Which theory of victimization suggests that our daily behaviors influence our vulnerability to
victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Routine Activities Theory
Which theory suggests that the more distressed one is the more likely he or she could act in a
way to provoke a victimization? - ....Ans ✓✓Social Interactionist Perspective
What theory can explain why some drug dealers experience property victimization? - ....Ans
✓✓Routine Activities and Lifestyles Theory
Which researchers advanced the principle of homogamy? - ....Ans ✓✓Sampson and
Lauritsen
Which theory suggests that victimization and offending is part of a broader cultural belief in
the acceptability and sometimes necessity of violence? - ....Ans ✓✓Subcultural Theories
Which crime is not identified in the book as being a crime that involves a victim-offender
overlap? - ....Ans ✓✓White-collar crime
