Exam 1: Criminology and the Sociological Perspective

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How might Durkheim describe crime?

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Behaviors that violate norms and arouse negative social reactions are called _____.

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The classical school would suggest which of the following regarding legal punishment for a crime?

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_____ social structure refers to how a society ranks different groups of people.

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People who acquire a social imagination are better able to understand and change the social forces underlying their private troubles.

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All societies have standards of behaviors called _____.

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Behavior that violates norms is described as _____.

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The example that anthropologists found that sexual acts condemned in some societies are often practiced in others is an example of?

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Someone who was induced to commit a crime by police would likely utilize an insanity defense.

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_____ social structure refers to the social and physical characteristics of communities.

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Which of the following group of theorist is most critical of male bias in traditional sociological theories?

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Inequality and gender do not have important consequences for criminality and victimization.

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Retribution is a goal of the American criminal justice system.

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Because deviance is relative concept,:

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Observational studies are also known as ____ studies.

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Edwin Sutherland defined _____ as the study of making laws,breaking laws and society's reaction to the breaking of laws.

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