CRJ/180 CRJ180 CRJ 180 WEEK 5 Midterm Exam

Terrie Moffitt and her colleagues argue that antisocial girls experience a _____ gap, leading them to associate more with older peers and with males.

By age _____, children have become aware of their gender and of the behaviors appropriate to it.

According to differential oppression theory, girls in patriarchal societies are doubly oppressed. That is:

Albert Cohen viewed female delinquency as:

In Shaw and McKay's concentric zones, the inner circle or zone was known for which of the following?

Walter Miller studied gang delinquency and concluded that:

In differential identification theory, Daniel Glaser proposes that:

Which of the following is not a criterion for measuring a theory?

Cesare Beccaria's essay, On Crimes and Punishments, emphasized:

A low resting heart rate is more commonly found among:

According to Robert Sampson and John Laub, two of the most important turning points in life that can derail a youth from continued antisocial behavior are:

According to Gerald Patterson, parenting influences delinquent behavior when:

Which of the following is/are a developmental risk factor(s) for delinquency?

Frank Tannenbaum argued that delinquent activity begins:

According to Thorsten Sellin, _____ norms are found in the law; _____ norms may directly conflict with them.

According to the theory of differential oppression, some children are obedient out of fear. This particular response to oppression is called:

Under the UCR's hierarchy rule:

The National Incident-Based Reporting System will eventually replace the UCR and provide:

The Uniform Crime Reports provides information on:

Early attempts to regulate juvenile behavior included:

One result of the actions of the Child Savers was that children were placed in:

According to the text, evidence that the status of "child" is a devalued one would include:

The statement "he left his keys in the ignition, it is his fault his car was stolen" is an example of ________.

Sigmund Freud theorized that personality consists of three parts; the part that is present at birth and consists of a person's desires and motives is called the ______.

Which of the following is not an area of psychopathology?