Exam 10: Criminal Victimization

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Which theory focuses on the concept of stigmatized neighborhoods to explain variations in risk of victimization?

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____________ victim precipitation occurs when a victim unknowingly encourages an offender towards criminal action.

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___________ involves social injuries that occur as a result of how social institutions and individuals react to a victim of crime.

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__________________ refers to continued victimization of the same victim by the same offender committing the same type of crime.

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Victims who are victimized in their own homes tend to suffer more socio-economic problems than victims who are targeted in other locations.

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Describe the UCR/NIBRS and NCVS programs. Discuss the problems and criticisms of each program. Compare and contrast the two programs.

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_______________ includes situations where the criminal justice system processes cause emotional harm to a crime victim.

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Polyvictimization appears to cause more serious and long-lasting harm to victims than revictimization.

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Which of the following is most likely to result in a victim of a violent crime experiencing high levels of distress?

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The ____________ Act provides financial support for victim services programs in cases involving sexual violence or domestic abuse.

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The dangerous neighborhoods pathway to polyvictimization appears to be mainly associated with children under the age of 10

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Restorative justice emphasizes making the victim whole again.

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According to the text, which is likely to be the most seriously underreported crime?

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Which of the following crimes is measured by the UCR but not by the NCVS?

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This chapter discusses a number of victimization theories. Which one do you think best explains criminal victimization, and why? Support your answer?

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Match the theory of victimization to the primary theorist(s)
Routine activities theory
Hindelang, Gottfredson, and Garofalo
Victim precipitation theory
Marcus Felson
Lifestyle exposure theory
Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson
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Routine activities theory
Hindelang, Gottfredson, and Garofalo
Victim precipitation theory
Marcus Felson
Lifestyle exposure theory
Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson
Situational model
Rodney Stark
Deviant places theory
Marvin Wolfgang
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Which of the following situations in which a victim contributed to his or her own victimization is an example of victim provocation?

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Victims of violent crime who are from high-income households are more likely to report their victimization to the police than victims from low-income households.

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According to routine activities theory, an individual who effectively discourages crime is known as a

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Which of the four pathways to polyvictimization identified by the Developmental Victimization Survey was most prominent for young children under the age of 10?

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