CMY1502 MULTIPLE CHOICE 2
1.) Measure used by the society to respond to victimisation
2.) Events leading to victimisation
3.) The victim's experience - CORRECT ANSWER -Victimology refers to what?
Left idealism - CORRECT ANSWER -The critical victimology paradigm is also know as:
Stage 4 - CORRECT ANSWER -A victim is a person that has been victimised and it is a
victim's choice to remain silent, and not to report the victimisation. However, this will largely
depend on the recognition and identification of the harmful experience endured, and
whether societal beliefs are conductive to report the victimisation. This process refers to ...
of victimisation.
Disorganisation coupled with psychological effects such as distress, thoughts about the
crime event, nightmares, depression, guilt, fear, and a loss of self-confidence and self-
esteem. - CORRECT ANSWER -According to the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of
Crime (2011), victims have 4 psychological reactions to crime. Identify the option below that
refers to the victim's second psychological reaction to crime.
1.) Seeking medical assistance
2.) The installation of security measures
3.) Fixing property or replacing stolen goods - CORRECT ANSWER -Regarding the financial
impact of crime suffered by victims, which options are correct?
Young people are more receptive to promises, great bargains and wonderful opportunities -
CORRECT ANSWER -What relates to one of the reasons why young people are more likely to
be victimised?
1.) Anonymity
1.) Measure used by the society to respond to victimisation
2.) Events leading to victimisation
3.) The victim's experience - CORRECT ANSWER -Victimology refers to what?
Left idealism - CORRECT ANSWER -The critical victimology paradigm is also know as:
Stage 4 - CORRECT ANSWER -A victim is a person that has been victimised and it is a
victim's choice to remain silent, and not to report the victimisation. However, this will largely
depend on the recognition and identification of the harmful experience endured, and
whether societal beliefs are conductive to report the victimisation. This process refers to ...
of victimisation.
Disorganisation coupled with psychological effects such as distress, thoughts about the
crime event, nightmares, depression, guilt, fear, and a loss of self-confidence and self-
esteem. - CORRECT ANSWER -According to the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of
Crime (2011), victims have 4 psychological reactions to crime. Identify the option below that
refers to the victim's second psychological reaction to crime.
1.) Seeking medical assistance
2.) The installation of security measures
3.) Fixing property or replacing stolen goods - CORRECT ANSWER -Regarding the financial
impact of crime suffered by victims, which options are correct?
Young people are more receptive to promises, great bargains and wonderful opportunities -
CORRECT ANSWER -What relates to one of the reasons why young people are more likely to
be victimised?
1.) Anonymity
