CRJ/180 CRJ180 CRJ 180 WEEK 11 FINAL EXAM

Anne Dannerbeck found that parents who previously had been imprisoned:

Each year about ______ million American teenagers become pregnant.

Latchkey children are those who:

Constance Ahrons argues that divorced families can continue to meet the needs of the children through what she calls a ______ household.

Over the past 15 years, the number of females arrested for violent crimes has increased ____ percent.

Frank Zimring once stated, "criminologists are like weathermen without a satellite." What did he mean?

Using Robert Merton's ideas, a way to explain drug use is seeing it as:

Society tends to believe that juvenile violence is:

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in _____, that school officials may legally search students and their lockers without consent.

Research has found that schools with zero-tolerance policies are _____ orderly and secure than schools, which use a case-by-case approach.

In a study of violence against teachers, ______________________ reported being threatened with injury by a student than did ________________________.

Children are ____ times more likely to be murdered away from school than at school.

According to Michael Hindelang, _____ is primarily a social activity.

Research suggests that girls join gangs to ___________.

According to Martin Sanchez Jankowski, which of the following is not one of the reasons for joining a gang?

The G.R.E.A.T. program:

The numerous early prevention programs conducted since the 1970's have concluded that:

When examining delinquency risk factors and the family, criminologists argue:

The most effective prevention programs are aimed at children in:

Prevention programs that target the child early in life are known as __________.

Children with best friends that are involved in delinquency, are how many times more likely to engage in antisocial behavior themselves?

Courts have ruled that parents can give third party consent for officers to search a child's room based on:

At the disposition hearing,

In re Carlo held the ultimate goal of the juvenile justice interrogation process was to get at the truth of a case in order to:

At intake, cases are screened out of the juvenile justice system, usually because: