CRJ/180 CRJ180 CRJ 180 WEEK 5 MIDTERM EXAM

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

Research on the age-crime curve indicates that

In the Seattle Social Development Project, the researchers found that

In power-control theory, John Hagan argues that:

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

Frank Tannenbaum argued that delinquent activity begins:

According to Albert Cohen teachers, social workers and some parents judge children by:

According to strain theory, if society eliminated the conditions that produce strain, then:

In differential identification theory, Daniel Glaser proposes that:

Early attempts to regulate juvenile behavior included:

In the colonial era,

The case of Mary Ellen Wilson is significant because:

Most criminologists agree that juvenile crime is less violent today than it was in the early 1990s. According to the text, the reason(s) cited for this decline include:

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

According to the text,

Some criminologists blame delinquency on an underdeveloped:

A set of characteristics that describe a person's beliefs, ways of thinking, behaviors, and motivations is called __________.

In contrast to psychodynamic theory, _____ theory argues that behavior reflects interactions with others throughout our lifetime.

According to Cesare Beccaria's ideas, punishment must be swift, certain, and _____.

A low resting heart rate is more commonly found among:

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

According to the text, patriarchy is:

Gender stereotypes are reinforced through:

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

When examining the relationship between physical development and delinquency, Dana Haynie found: