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Crime rates in the United States increased during World War II. Started by biggirl4568	1 Replies 53 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by macybarnes
Only arrest data are reported for NIBRS Group B offenses. Started by KimWrice	3 Replies 19 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Joy Chen
The UCR program has been criticized for seriously overestimating the true incidence of crime in the ... Started by KimWrice	1 Replies 15 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by kjohnson
UCR data are based on reported crime. Started by londonang	3 Replies 35 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by jennafosdick
It is not necessary for an offender to be convicted of a crime for the crime to be counted as ... Started by jake	1 Replies 31 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by vseab
A crime is cleared when an arrest has been made. Started by ereecah	3 Replies 21 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by ultraflyy23
Kidnapping is one of the Part I offenses measured by the UCR. Started by appyboo	1 Replies 29 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by raenoj
The UCR reports data on a total of twelve Part I offenses. Started by Davideckstein7	3 Replies 23 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by coyin
The actual occurrence of all crimes that are reported to NCVS interviewers is verified before they ... Started by Marty	1 Replies 26 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by fffftttt
According to the NCVS, the crime that is least likely to be reported to the police is motor vehicle theft. Started by melly21297	3 Replies 35 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by KKcool
According to the NCVS, less than 50 percent of all crimes are reported to the police. Started by lilldybug07	1 Replies 37 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by ririgirl15
The NCVS obtains data by interviewing victims of crime. Started by charchew	3 Replies 37 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by heyhey123
The UCR and the NCVS have standardized their definitions of crimes so that they are the same. Started by khang	1 Replies 26 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Ahernandez18
Most contemporary criminologists operate from a biological perspective. Started by kshipps	3 Replies 27 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Hdosisshsbshs
Criminology is an interdisciplinary profession. Started by waynest	1 Replies 27 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Viet Thy
Crime does not affect everyone equally. Started by strangeaffliction	3 Replies 24 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by ryansturges
Crime is a social construction. Started by 09madisonrousseau09	1 Replies 19 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Briannahope
A general theory of crime focuses on explaining one specific type of criminal behavior. Started by jenna1	3 Replies 48 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by vboyd24
Theoretical criminology attempts to explain criminal behavior. Started by Mr.Thesaxman	1 Replies 39 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by mmpiza
Criminology is primarily a collection of theories, rather than a profession. Started by haleyc112	3 Replies 35 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by yasmina
Criminology focuses on the causes of crime and does not consider possible solutions to the crime problem. Started by fnuegbu	1 Replies 33 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by dudman123
A definition developed from linguistic analysis of the term criminology focuses on criminology as a ... Started by leilurhhh	3 Replies 60 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by kmb352
The term criminology is believed to have been coined by Edwin Sutherland. Started by clippers!	1 Replies 46 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by shaquita
In the United States, we have achieved a shared consensus regarding what should be criminal. Started by lb_gilbert	3 Replies 40 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by onowka
The consensus perspective applies primarily to homogeneous societies. Started by jazziefee	1 Replies 25 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Natalie4ever

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