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- CJ102 · Week 6
This document contains multiple choice questions on criminology for CJ102 Week 6. It covers topics such as types of violence, human aggression, drug-related crimes, rape laws, and murder. It helps students prepare for their quiz.
What's inside
- Types of violence
- Human aggression and violence
- Drug-related crimes
- Rape laws
- Murder and robbery
Who it is for: Students taking the CJ102 course in Week 6. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminology is the study of crime and its causes. Multiple choice questions test understanding of key concepts in the field.
Violence and aggression
Violence is defined by its purpose. Freud's ideas on human aggression are discussed. Drug addicts' crime rates are considered.
Rape laws and statistics
Changes to rape laws are mentioned. Statistics on arrests in rape cases are given. Shield laws are explained.
Murder and robbery
Murder is defined as a serious crime. Types of murder are distinguished. Robbery rates by region are compared.
Motives for rape
A statement about the motives for rape is given. Students must decide if it is true or false.
Key terms
- Instrumental violence
- Violence designed to improve the criminal's financial or social position.
- Instinctual drives
- Freud's term for the forces that produce human aggression and violence.
- Shield laws
- Laws that protect women from being questioned about their sexual history.
- Felony murder
- A killing that results from a crime such as robbery.
- Gender neutral
- Applying equally to all genders.
- Common-law crimes
- Crimes defined by long-standing custom rather than by statute.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the difference between instrumental and expressive violence?
- How do shield laws affect rape cases?
- What is the difference between felony murder and other types of murder?
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