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- CJ102 · Week 8
This document contains multiple choice questions for a criminology final exam. It covers various topics in criminology, including crime theories, crime data, and victimology. It is useful for students preparing for their CJ102 Week 8 final exam.
What's inside
- Crime theories and zones
- Criminology theories
- Crime data sources
- Victimology and victim precipitation
- Cybercrimes and political crimes
- Criminology theories and crime patterns
Who it is for: Students taking CJ102 Week 8 final exam. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminology covers theories and methods for understanding crime. Students learn about crime patterns, theories of crime, and how crimes are studied.
Theories of Crime
Theories explain why crime happens. Students learn about social structure theory, strain theory, and the American dream. Students also learn about deviant behaviour and social control.
Historical criminal codes
The first written criminal code is named. Students learn about changes in punishment approaches. Students learn about ethical concerns for criminologists.
Crime data and analysis
Sources of crime data are named. Students learn about methods to address nonreporting issues. Students learn about data analysis methods.
Victims and crime
Students learn about how crime victims were viewed in the past. Students learn about victim precipitation and rational choice theory.
Key terms
- Collective efficacy
- Social control exerted by cohesive communities.
- Deviant behaviour
- Any action that departs from social norms.
- Mosaic Code
- The first written criminal code.
- National Crime Victimization Survey
- A survey to address the nonreporting issue.
- Terrorism
- The illegal use of force against innocent people to achieve a political objective.
- Labeling theory
- Also known as social reaction theory.
Questions this document helps with
- How does social structure theory explain crime?
- What are the sources of crime data?
- What is the National Crime Victimization Survey?
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