The document includes a series of quizzes related to criminology topics, covering definitions and examples of criminal behavior, victimization, and theories related to crime. It addresses various aspects of crime including societal norms, gender differences in crime rates, the legal system, and organized crime. The quizzes also explore the role of research and historical perspectives in understanding crime and its causes.

1. CRJ 105 Week 3 quiz 1
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Behavior that is outside the range of normal societal toleration is best
described as:
Question 2
An individual is shot while trying to break into a home. This is
an example of:
Question 3
Created classification of victims based on their culpability:
Question 4
The gap between male and female crime rates is _______ in
modernized societies.
Question 5
Crime rates are difficult to compare cross-nationally due to:
Question 6
"The insanity defense allows many dangerous offenders to escape
conviction." This is:

2. Question 7
The statement "neighborhoods that have a large percentage of female-
headed households have higher rates of theft and violent victimization"
is an example of:
Question 8
A criminologist wants to gain an in-depth understanding of the
subculture of a street gang in a particular city. Which of the following
methods would be the most appropriate method for obtaining such an
understanding?
Question 9
In stating that most theories of crime and delinquency have been
androcentric, it is meant that they have been:
Question 10
The first individual to empirically investigate victimization
was:
Question 11
Which of the following is true of the number of crimes
reported to police?
Question 12
Most of the modern-day developments in criminology have
taken place in which country?
Question 13

3. Which of the following is commonly used to refer to the
number of crimes that are committed, but which never come to official
attention?
Question 14
Occurs when a person actually does something that incites
another person to commit an illegal act.
Question 15
Females have an overreaching fear of:
Question 16
The father of victimology is:
Question 17
According to the International Crime Victimization Survey,
the rate of violent crime in the United States is
Question 18
The more frequently a person comes into contact with persons
in demographic groups with likely offenders, the more likely it is the
person will be victimized is referred to as:
Question 19
Which of the following is true regarding the relationship
between age and crime?
Question 20

4. The field that attempts to define, explain, and predict criminal
behavior is known as:
Question 21
Which of the following is true of laws?
Question 22
While there is not complete consensus, in defining who should
be considered "criminal," criminologists most strongly agree that the
term should be used for which of the following?
Question 23
In the case of college female sexual victimization, most
subsequent incidents happen:
African Americans compose approximately 12% of the
population in the United States. Which of the following is true regarding
African Americans and contemporary arrest rates?
Question 25
The "age/crime" debate refers to the debate surrounding:
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QUESTION 17
According to the International Crime Victimization Survey,
the rate of violent crime in the United States is:
• QUESTION 18
The more frequently a person comes into contact with persons
in demographic groups with likely offenders, the more likely it is the
person will be victimized is referred to as:
• QUESTION 19
Which of the following is true regarding the relationship
between age and crime?
• QUESTION 20
The field that attempts to define, explain, and predict criminal
behavior is known as:
• QUESTION 21
Which of the following is true of laws?
• QUESTION 22
While there is not complete consensus, in defining who should
be considered "criminal," criminologists most strongly agree that the
term should be used for which of the following?
• QUESTION 23

6. In the case of college female sexual victimization, most
subsequent incidents happen:
• QUESTION 24
African Americans compose approximately 12% of the
population in the United States. Which of the following is true regarding
African Americans and contemporary arrest rates?
• QUESTION 25
The "age/crime" debate refers to the debate surrounding:
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CRJ 105 Week 5 quiz
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QUESTION 1
The movement to control degenerates through sterilization,
euthanasia, and cutbacks in welfare is known as the:
• QUESTION 2

7. Which theorist contributed a framework to describe the
political nature of criminal law, and how pluralistic conflict shapes the
role of law?
• QUESTION 3
"Twin studies" are performed to:
• QUESTION 4
Jeremy Bentham advocated for "the greatest happiness shared
by the greatest number." The term that refers to this approach is:
• QUESTION 5
The basic principles of the modern Western judicial and legal
system are found in the:
• QUESTION 6
The "XYY syndrome" refers to the belief that men with an
extra "Y" chromosome are:
• QUESTION 7
Which of the following theorists is credited with general strain
theory, in which it was acknowledged that strain can result from a
variety of negative relationships or experiences?
• QUESTION 8
W. E. B. Du Bois is often overlooked for his contributions to
which area of thought?
• QUESTION 9
Labeling theory is based on which concept?

8. • QUESTION 10
Generally speaking, anomie theories focus on crime as the
result of:
• QUESTION 11
Which of the following would an adherent of the neoclassical
school propose?
• QUESTION 12
Which of the following refers to the study of the size and
shape of the skull to determine a person's intelligence and personality?
• QUESTION 13
The view that criminal behavior is ultimately driven by
supernatural forces is known as:
• QUESTION 14
In labeling theory, "secondary deviance" is used to refer to
crimes that:
• QUESTION 15
Which somatotype did Sheldon (1940) propose was linked to
criminal behavior?
• QUESTION 16
A little boy shoplifts a candy bar from a local store. The view
that this crime was influenced by environmental factors is known as:
• QUESTION 17
"Theory" is best described as:

9. • QUESTION 18
The "Chicago School" is associated with which of the
following?
• QUESTION 19
Beccaria's work can be summarized as arguing that:
• QUESTION 20
Who was the first researcher to take advantage of criminal
statistics?
• QUESTION 21
The most important figure in biological positivism was:
• QUESTION 22
Which of the following theoretical perspectives is based on the
premise that human behavior is primarily hedonistic in nature?
• QUESTION 23
"Androcentric bias" refers to the tendency to:
• QUESTION 24
Even though Johnny realizes that he will never reach the
economic and occupational success of which he once dreamed, he
continues to go to work each day and diligently complete the tasks
assigned to him. This is most consistent with which form of adaptation
in Merton's theory of anomie/strain?
• QUESTION 25

10. The "institutional anomie theory" attributes crime to the:
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CRJ 105 WEEK 8 QUIZ
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QUESTION 1
The movement to control degenerates through sterilization,
euthanasia, and cutbacks in welfare is known as the:
• QUESTION 2
Which theorist contributed a framework to describe the
political nature of criminal law, and how pluralistic conflict shapes the
role of law?
• QUESTION 3
"Twin studies" are performed to:
• QUESTION 4
Jeremy Bentham advocated for "the greatest happiness shared
by the greatest number." The term that refers to this approach is:

11. • QUESTION 5
The basic principles of the modern Western judicial and legal
system are found in the:
• QUESTION 6
The "XYY syndrome" refers to the belief that men with an
extra "Y" chromosome are:
• QUESTION 7
Which of the following theorists is credited with general strain
theory, in which it was acknowledged that strain can result from a
variety of negative relationships or experiences?
• QUESTION 8
W. E. B. Du Bois is often overlooked for his contributions to
which area of thought?
• QUESTION 9
Labeling theory is based on which concept?
• QUESTION 10
Generally speaking, anomie theories focus on crime as the
result of:
• QUESTION 11
Which of the following would an adherent of the neoclassical
school propose?
• QUESTION 12

12. Which of the following refers to the study of the size and
shape of the skull to determine a person's intelligence and personality?
• QUESTION 13
The view that criminal behavior is ultimately driven by
supernatural forces is known as:
• QUESTION 14
In labeling theory, "secondary deviance" is used to refer to
crimes that:
• QUESTION 15
Which somatotype did Sheldon (1940) propose was linked to
criminal behavior?
• QUESTION 16
A little boy shoplifts a candy bar from a local store. The view
that this crime was influenced by environmental factors is known as:
• QUESTION 17
"Theory" is best described as:
• QUESTION 18
The "Chicago School" is associated with which of the
following?
• QUESTION 19
Beccaria's work can be summarized as arguing that:
• QUESTION 20

13. Who was the first researcher to take advantage of criminal
statistics?
• QUESTION 21
The most important figure in biological positivism was:
• QUESTION 22
Which of the following theoretical perspectives is based on the
premise that human behavior is primarily hedonistic in nature?
• QUESTION 23
"Androcentric bias" refers to the tendency to:
• QUESTION 24
Even though Johnny realizes that he will never reach the
economic and occupational success of which he once dreamed, he
continues to go to work each day and diligently complete the tasks
assigned to him. This is most consistent with which form of adaptation
in Merton's theory of anomie/strain?
• QUESTION 25
The "institutional anomie theory" attributes crime to
the:
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CRJ 105 WEEK 10 QUIZ

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Question 1
The Gestapo and KGB are examples of:
• Question 2
Cointelpro was an FBI counterintelligence program that:
• Question 3
Which of the following is true of money laundering?
• Question 4
___________refers to crime that is committed using a
computer.
• Question 5
People who illegally reproduce and use software and
subsequently cost manufacturers billions of dollars a year in lost revenue
are called:
• Question 6
In prostitution, which of the following is associated with the
highest amount of prestige?
• Question 7
In prostitution, "B-girls" refers to:

15. • Question 8
Software programs such as Cracker are used to assist in this
type of computer attack.
• Question 9
Which of the following is true of research on terrorism?
• Question 10
According to the FBI, the highest financial losses were
attributed to:
• Question 11
According to the United Nations' identification of different
types of organized crime organizations, which of the following refers to
an association of groups with a single governing body?
• Question 12
John Gotti was known as the "Teflon don." This was because:
• Question 13
Of the following choices, which is the least likely to perpetrate
incest against a female child?
• Question 14
According to Clarke's typology, assassins who have
documented histories of organic psychosis are identified as:
• Question 15

16. According to Ianni, which of the following terms describes
organized crime as a means of upward mobility where such mobility
would otherwise not be possible?
• Question 16
It is estimated that ______ percent of computer crimes are
committed by "insiders" or employees.
• Question 17
In regard to drug trafficking, which of the following is used to
refer to the northern border areas of Thailand, Burma, and Laos?
• Question 18
The Ku Klux Klan is an example of which of the following
groups?
• Question 19
Which of the following had become a common setting for
commercial sex in North America in the 1970s?
• Question 20
According to Hagan's typology, which of the following refers
to spies who are motivated by monetary gain?
• Question 21
A majority of children who are victims of online predator are:
• Question 22
According to Hagedorn's typology, which of the following
types of gang members tend to mature out of gangs?

17. • Question 23
Acts that are similar to terrorism, but that lack its ideological
motivation, would be classified as which of the following?
• Question 24
According to Hagan's typology, which of the following refers
to spies who are motivated by psychological fulfillment?
• Question 25
Which of the following is commonly utilized in money
laundering?
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CRJ 105 Week 11 quiz
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Question 1
According to the United Nations' identification of different types
of organized crime organizations, which of the following refers to an
association of groups with a single governing body?

18. Question 2
Which of the following made it necessary to obtain a doctor's
prescription in order to legally possess narcotics and cocaine?
Question 3
MICE is an acronym for the motives of:
Question 4
It is estimated that ______ percent of computer crimes are
committed by "insiders" or employees.
Question 5
Of the following choices, which is the least likely to perpetrate
incest against a female child?
Question 6
Which of the following types of terrorism is consistent with acts
"which are committed for ideological or political motives, but which are
not part of a concerted campaign to capture control of the state"?
Question 7
Which of the following refers to the attainment of sexual
gratification by means of inflicting pain on others?
Question 8
Which of the following is true of the rate of illegal drug use in
the United States?
Question 9

19. What is the term for ill-intentioned hackers who attempt to break
into computer systems?
Question 10
Which of the following is used to refer to the customers of
prostitution?
Question 11
Cointelpro was an FBI counterintelligence program that:
Question 12
Software programs such as Cracker are used to assist in this type
of computer attack.
Question 13
In prostitution, which of the following is associated with the
highest amount of prestige?
Question 14
According to Clarke's typology, assassins who are unable to
relate to others, and who then direct their rage at prominent figures, are
identified as:
Question 15
Which of the following had become a common setting for
commercial sex in North America in the 1970s?
Question 16
The transnational smuggling of illegal aliens from undeveloped
to developed countries is often related to:

20. Question 17
In prostitution, "B-girls" refers to:
Question 18
The "noble experiment" and "great illusion" were both terms
used to refer to _______.
Question 19
The Gestapo and KGB are examples of:
Question 20
Acts that are similar to terrorism, but that lack its ideological
motivation, would be classified as which of the following?
Question 21
A majority of children who are victims of online predator are:
Question 22
Which of the following is true regarding most child molesters?
Question 23
People who illegally reproduce and use software and
subsequently cost manufacturers billions of dollars a year in lost revenue
are called:
Question 24
According to Hagedorn's typology, African American and Latino
adult gang members tend to be which of the following?
Question 25

21. A bot-herder can do which of the following with compromised
computers:
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