Exam 3: Victims and Victimization

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According to deviant place theory, deviant places are defined as lightly populated, residential neighborhoods with a disproportionate number of young males.

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The ________________ view of elder abuse deals with economics and negotiated exchanges of material and nonmaterial goods.

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_______________ occurs when the victim exhibits some personal characteristic that unknowingly either threatens or encourages the attacker.

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Explain what makes up a victim's Bill of Rights.

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Having something someone wants, such as a new big-screen TV or a new car, makes one prone to a form of victimization referred to as target gratifiability .

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According to routine activities theory, a capable guardian could be a friend, a neighbor, a police officer, or even a well-placed street light.

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According to routine activities theory, the interaction of these three variables reflect the routine activities of the typical American lifestyle: capable guardians, motivated offenders, and __________________.

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Routine activities theory was first articulated in a series of papers by Lawrence Cohen and _____________.

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Explain the three components of Felson's routine activities theory. Provide examples of how each can impact crime.

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The Federal Crimes Act of 1994 gives victims of crime, especially sexual assault, a chance to speak at sentencing.

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Some believe that the relationship between victimization and criminality is __________, and that victims and criminals comprise two separate groups.

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Government programs that help crime victims and witnesses, such as compensation and court costs, are referred to as __________________________.

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_________ refers to the victims' physical weakness or physiological distress which renders them incapable of resisting or deterring crime and makes them easy targets.

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Elderly individuals are more likely than younger individuals to be victims of which type of crime?

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_____________________ costs are indirect losses suffered by crime victims, which include pain and suffering, decreased quality of life, and psychological stress.

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Analyze the link between victimization and crime.

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According to the victim precipitation view, some people may actually initiate the confrontation that eventually leads to their injury or death.

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Compare and contrast lifestyle theory and routine activities theory.

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Every state now has a set of legal rights that are primarily referred to as:

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Extreme preoccupation with certain thoughts and neurotic performance of certain behaviors is called ________________.

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