Question 1

Consuming alcohol is:

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A)  positively related to engaging in violent behavior. 
B)  negatively related to engaging in violent behavior. 
C)  randomly related to engaging in violent behavior. 
D)  related to engaging in violent behavior in an unknown and unknowable fashion. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  positively related to engaging in violent behavior. 
B)  negatively related to engaging in violent behavior. 
C)  randomly related to engaging in violent behavior. 
D)  related to engaging in violent behavior in an unknown and unknowable fashion. 
E)  none of the above. A

Question 2

After 1970, using, abusing, and being addicted to heroin:

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A)  increased the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
B)  decreased the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
C)  was unrelated to the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
D)  was unknown with respect to the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  increased the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
B)  decreased the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
C)  was unrelated to the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
D)  was unknown with respect to the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 
E)  none of the above. A

Question 3

Among women, as the volume of cocaine consumed increases, the likelihood of being the victim of a crime:

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A)  increases. 
B)  decreases. 
C)  remains the same. 
D)  remains unknown and unknowable. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  increases. 
B)  decreases. 
C)  remains the same. 
D)  remains unknown and unknowable. 
E)  none of the above. A

Question 4

In our attempt to understand the relationship between drug use and criminal behavior, which would the researcher hypothesize is the dependent variable?

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A)  drug use 
B)  criminal behavior 
C)  both, equally 
D)  neither 
E)  none of the above 
A)  drug use 
B)  criminal behavior 
C)  both, equally 
D)  neither 
E)  none of the above

Question 5

The relationship between committing a crime and being a victim of a crime is:

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A)  positive. 
B)  negative. 
C)  random. 
D)  unknown. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  positive. 
B)  negative. 
C)  random. 
D)  unknown. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 6

The early studies of narcotic addiction that put forward the validity the enslavement or economic-compulsive model argued for a particular change in the drug law. What was this change that they proposed, why did they see it as a conclusion of their research, and what political consequences did their arguments have? Which well-known sociologists were associated with this position?

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The early studies of narcotic addiction

Question 7

During the 1990s, the crime rate in the United States declined sharply and precipitously. Do you think that changes in rates of drug use and abuse play any role in this decline? Explain.

Accepted Answer

Yes, changes in rates of drug use and ab

Question 8

What theories or models best explain the relationship between alcohol and violence?

Accepted Answer

There are several theories and models th

Question 9

The relationship between alcohol consumption and criminal behavior is:

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A)  positive. 
B)  negative. 
C)  random. 
D)  unknown and unknowable. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  positive. 
B)  negative. 
C)  random. 
D)  unknown and unknowable. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 10

How have the explanations by drug researchers concerning the relationship between heroin addiction and violence evolved over time? What was the previous model and what is the current model? Why have these models changed?

Accepted Answer

The explanations by drug researchers con

Question 11

Drug researchers have proposed three models or explanations for the drug-crime nexus. Which one is the most adequate in explaining this link?

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A)  the enslavement model 
B)  the predisposition model 
C)  the intensification model 
D)  All are equally adequate in explaining this link. 
E)  All are equally inadequate in explaining this link. 
A)  the enslavement model 
B)  the predisposition model 
C)  the intensification model 
D)  All are equally adequate in explaining this link. 
E)  All are equally inadequate in explaining this link.

Question 12

Which of the following models most adequately explains the drugs-violence nexus?

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A)  the economic-compulsive model 
B)  the psychopharmacological model 
C)  the systemic model 
D)  All of these models are equally adequate in explaining this nexus. 
E)  All of these models are equally inadequate in explaining this nexus. 
A)  the economic-compulsive model 
B)  the psychopharmacological model 
C)  the systemic model 
D)  All of these models are equally adequate in explaining this nexus. 
E)  All of these models are equally inadequate in explaining this nexus.

Question 13

Drug researchers have proposed three models of the connection or link between drug use and criminal behavior. What are they, how are they different, and which one seems to be most adequate in explaining this connection?

Accepted Answer

The three models proposed by drug resear

Question 14

People arrested for a crime:

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A)  are significantly more likely than the population at large to have recently used one or more psychoactive drugs. 
B)  are significantly less likely than the population at large to have recently used one or more psychoactive drugs. 
C)  have the same likelihood of having recently taken one or more psychoactive drugs than is true of the population at large. 
D)  have an unknown and unknowable likelihood of having taken one or more psychoactive drugs. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  are significantly more likely than the population at large to have recently used one or more psychoactive drugs. 
B)  are significantly less likely than the population at large to have recently used one or more psychoactive drugs. 
C)  have the same likelihood of having recently taken one or more psychoactive drugs than is true of the population at large. 
D)  have an unknown and unknowable likelihood of having taken one or more psychoactive drugs. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 15

Do surveys (such as MTF and NSDUH) that ask questions about drug use and crime verify other sources of information on the drugs-crime nexus, such as arrest data and surveys on drug-abusing or criminal sectors of the population? Be detailed and specific.

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Surveys such as the Monitoring the Futur

Question 16

During the past two decades, the purity of cocaine sold on the street in the U.S.:

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A)  has increased. 
B)  has decreased. 
C)  has remained stable. 
D)  remains unknown. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  has increased. 
B)  has decreased. 
C)  has remained stable. 
D)  remains unknown. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 17

What is the role of cocaine in violent behavior?

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The role of cocaine in violent behavior

Question 18

The use of certain drugs is more criminogenic than that of others, that is, it is statistically more closely related to criminal behavior. Which of the following are the big three drugs with respect to the relationship between using psychoactive substances and committing crime?

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A)  Ecstasy, GHB, and Rohypnol 
B)  marijuana, LSD, and tobacco 
C)  alcohol, cocaine, and narcotics 
D)  sedatives, hypnotics, and tranquilizers 
E)  antipsychotics, antidepressants, and benzodiazepines 
A)  Ecstasy, GHB, and Rohypnol 
B)  marijuana, LSD, and tobacco 
C)  alcohol, cocaine, and narcotics 
D)  sedatives, hypnotics, and tranquilizers 
E)  antipsychotics, antidepressants, and benzodiazepines

Question 19

During the past two decades, the price of cocaine sold on the street in the United States:

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A)  has increased. 
B)  has decreased. 
C)  has remained stable. 
D)  remains unknown. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  has increased. 
B)  has decreased. 
C)  has remained stable. 
D)  remains unknown. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 20

Evidence indicates which of the following models of criminal homicide and drug involvement makes the most sense? The:

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A)  psychopharmacological model 
B)  economic model 
C)  systemic model 
D)  psychopathological model 
E)  subcultural model 
A)  psychopharmacological model 
B)  economic model 
C)  systemic model 
D)  psychopathological model 
E)  subcultural model

Consuming alcohol is:

After 1970, using, abusing, and being addicted to heroin:

Among women, as the volume of cocaine consumed increases, the likelihood of being the victim of a crime:

In our attempt to understand the relationship between drug use and criminal behavior, which would the researcher hypothesize is the dependent variable?

The relationship between committing a crime and being a victim of a crime is:

During the 1990s, the crime rate in the United States declined sharply and precipitously. Do you think that changes in rates of drug use and abuse play any role in this decline? Explain.

What theories or models best explain the relationship between alcohol and violence?

The relationship between alcohol consumption and criminal behavior is:

How have the explanations by drug researchers concerning the relationship between heroin addiction and violence evolved over time? What was the previous model and what is the current model? Why have these models changed?

Drug researchers have proposed three models or explanations for the drug-crime nexus. Which one is the most adequate in explaining this link?

Which of the following models most adequately explains the drugs-violence nexus?

Drug researchers have proposed three models of the connection or link between drug use and criminal behavior. What are they, how are they different, and which one seems to be most adequate in explaining this connection?

People arrested for a crime:

Do surveys (such as MTF and NSDUH) that ask questions about drug use and crime verify other sources of information on the drugs-crime nexus, such as arrest data and surveys on drug-abusing or criminal sectors of the population? Be detailed and specific.

During the past two decades, the purity of cocaine sold on the street in the U.S.:

What is the role of cocaine in violent behavior?

The use of certain drugs is more criminogenic than that of others, that is, it is statistically more closely related to criminal behavior. Which of the following are the big three drugs with respect to the relationship between using psychoactive substances and committing crime?

During the past two decades, the price of cocaine sold on the street in the United States:

Evidence indicates which of the following models of criminal homicide and drug involvement makes the most sense? The:

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Exam 11: Drugs and Crime

Consuming alcohol is:

After 1970, using, abusing, and being addicted to heroin:

Among women, as the volume of cocaine consumed increases, the likelihood of being the victim of a crime:

In our attempt to understand the relationship between drug use and criminal behavior, which would the researcher hypothesize is the dependent variable?

The relationship between committing a crime and being a victim of a crime is:

During the 1990s, the crime rate in the United States declined sharply and precipitously. Do you think that changes in rates of drug use and abuse play any role in this decline? Explain.

What theories or models best explain the relationship between alcohol and violence?

The relationship between alcohol consumption and criminal behavior is:

How have the explanations by drug researchers concerning the relationship between heroin addiction and violence evolved over time? What was the previous model and what is the current model? Why have these models changed?

Drug researchers have proposed three models or explanations for the drug-crime nexus. Which one is the most adequate in explaining this link?

Which of the following models most adequately explains the drugs-violence nexus?

Drug researchers have proposed three models of the connection or link between drug use and criminal behavior. What are they, how are they different, and which one seems to be most adequate in explaining this connection?

People arrested for a crime:

Do surveys (such as MTF and NSDUH) that ask questions about drug use and crime verify other sources of information on the drugs-crime nexus, such as arrest data and surveys on drug-abusing or criminal sectors of the population? Be detailed and specific.

During the past two decades, the purity of cocaine sold on the street in the U.S.:

What is the role of cocaine in violent behavior?

The use of certain drugs is more criminogenic than that of others, that is, it is statistically more closely related to criminal behavior. Which of the following are the big three drugs with respect to the relationship between using psychoactive substances and committing crime?

During the past two decades, the price of cocaine sold on the street in the United States:

Evidence indicates which of the following models of criminal homicide and drug involvement makes the most sense? The:

An Introduction to Drug Use

A History of Drug Use

A History of the War on Drugs

Why Do People Use Drugs

Drugs in the Media

Alcohol and Tobacco

Marijuana, Lsd, Club Drugs

Cocaine and the Amphetamines

Heroin and the Opiates

Drug Trafficking

Drug Law, Drug Treatment

Legalization, Decriminalization, and Harm Reduction

Filters