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- Criminology, Law
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- CJ102 · Week 1
This document contains multiple-choice questions on the basics of criminology. It covers key concepts and theories in the field. It is for Week 1 of the CJ102 module.
What's inside
- Subareas of criminology
- Elements of classical criminology
- Types of behavior
- Written criminal codes
- Penology and related fields
- Approaches to punishment
Who it is for: Students taking the CJ102 module in Week 1. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminology is the study of crime and its causes. Students get to test their knowledge of criminology's basic concepts and history.
Criminology's Subareas
Criminology has several subareas. Students are asked to identify which of four subjects is not a subarea of criminology.
Classical Criminology
Classical criminology has basic elements. Students must choose which of four statements is one of those elements.
Criminal Codes
There have been many criminal codes. Students are asked to identify the first written criminal code.
Penology
Penology is a part of criminology. Students are asked to identify the study that focuses on the correction and control of criminals.
Key terms
- Deviant behavior
- Any action that departs from the social norms of society.
- Penology
- The study of the correction and control of criminals.
- Classical criminology
- A school of thought in criminology based on the writings of Beccaria.
- Mosaic Code
- The first written criminal code.
- Hung jury
- A jury that cannot agree on a verdict.
- Ethical concerns
- Issues that arise when deciding what to study in criminology.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the subareas of criminology?
- What are the basic elements of classical criminology?
- What is the first written criminal code?
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