Law and Politics

Compare and contrast micro and macro-level explanations for crime giving examples of both.

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The notions of the classical school were later revised by legal reformers and this came to be known ...

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The Chicago school perspective and researchers such as Shaw and McKay, Merton and Sutherland ...

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Cesare Lombroso illustrated a __________ in his work which was associated with determinism.

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__________ is the foremost dependent variable in criminology.

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__________ focuses on the process of making and breaking laws.

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The first dominant paradigm in American criminology was Neoclassicism.

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The Chicago School is most known for its development of the social ecology model of thought.

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Showing that the independent variable occurred prior to the dependent variable is NOT necessary to ...

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Learning theory is derived from the social conflict perspective.

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Determinism assumes that the causes of behavior can be identified and that they can enable ...

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As defined by Cressey (1978) criminology is focused on the processes of making and breaking laws.

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A dependent variable is the cause while an independent variable is the effect.

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Which sociological perspective has conditioned criminology in ways where looking at value conflicts ...

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Which of the following statements would represent an example of where a positive correlation would ...

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Which of the following make up the criteria necessary to be met in order for a program, treatment ...

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four elements required for causation in the context of ...

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Which of the following is an example of a research question that primarily addresses the dependent ...

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Which of the following is an example of a principle underlying the concept of deterrence?

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Which historical legacy of the Classical School continues to push for the achievement of deterrence ...

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What type of justice system existed prior to an emphasis on reasoning in the evolution of criminology?

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Of the following, which is most likely to make a theory scientific?

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Micro-level is to macro-level as:

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How is criminology different from criminal justice science as a field of study?

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Durkheim and Parsons are attributed to the development of which theoretical perspective?

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