Test Bank For Criminology A Sociological Understanding 6th Edition Barkan

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Test Bank For Criminology A Sociological Understanding 6th Edition Barkan

ISBN-10: 0133458997, ISBN-13: 9780133458992

Multiple Choice:

  1. All societies have standards of behaviors called _____.
  2. individual phenomenon
  3. national ideals
  4. social norms
  5. communal spirit

Answer: c

Objective: Distinguish between different social factors.

Page Number: 5

Level: Basic

 

  1. Which of the following statements is true?
  2. Crime is not only an individual phenomenon but also a social one.
  3. Crime can only be studied from a classical perspective.
  4. The structure of society does not play a significant role in how crime is rooted.
  5. Popular sources of our knowledge of crime focus on its social roots.

Answer: a

Objective: Distinguish between different criminology theories.

Page Number: 2

Level: Basic

 

  1. Which of the following is not vying for prominence in the study of crime?
  2. Biology
  3. Psychology
  4. Sociology
  5. Phrenology

Answer: d

Objective: Distinguish between different factors in the study of crime.

Page Number: 2

Level: Intermediate

 

  1. The sociological perspective stresses that:
  2. crime is largely the result of personality defects.
  3. people make decisions based on free will.
  4. people are social beings more than mere individuals.
  5. crime can be traced to biological abnormalities.

Answer: c

Objective: Understand the different perspective in the study of crime.

Page Number: 3

Level: Basic

 

 

  1. _____ stressed that social forces influence our behavior and attitudes.
    1. Emile Durkheim
    2. Cesare Beccaria
    3. Adam Smith
    4. Sigmund Freud

Answer: a

Objective: Distinguish between different perspectives in the study of crime.

Page Number: 3

Level: Basic

 

  1. In his study of suicide, Durkheim found that:
    1. people in groups with high social integration had higher suicide rates.
    2. people in groups with high social integration had lower suicide rates.
    3. social integration did not play a role in suicide rates.
    4. Jews had higher rates of suicides than Protestants.

Answer: b

Objective: Understand different sociological influences for individuals.

Page Number: 3

Level: Intermediate

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