DLE1224(1) CRIMINOLOGY

Open Ended

Why is society related to crime?

Multiple Choice

According to Sutherland and Cressey, what is the primary focus of criminology?

• Criminal law

• Crime as a social phenomenon

• Enforcement of laws

• Punishment of criminals

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a component in defning crime?

• Law

• Enforcement

• Violation

• Rehabilitation

Match

Match the following differing terms

• Violate criminal law

• Bad behaviour

• Young people violate law

Crime

Deviant

Delinquency

• Crime

• Deviant

• Delinquency

Match

Match the following social relativity components in the case of online scams

• gain money

• investigate fraud

• lose money

Initiator

Observer

Victim

• Initiator

• Observer

• Victim

Multiple Choice

Who introduced the term 'criminology'?

• Cesare Lombroso

• Paul Topinard

• Edwin Sutherland

• Sigmund Freud

Multiple Choice

Who is the father of criminology?

• Cesare Lombroso

• Paul Topinard

• Edwin Sutherland

• Sigmund Freud

Multiple Choice

What was Paul Topinard's main view about the study of crime?

• Focused on physical traits

• Emphasized scientific and rational study

• Classified criminological theories

• Focused on psychological analysis

Categorize

Options (6)

Criminal etiology

Penology

Law sociology

Drug abuse threatens productivity

Peer pressure leads to drug addiction

Fine up to RM5000 and 2 years imprisonment

Match the following criminological theories classification

Making law

Breaking law

Enforcing law

Multiple Choice

The consensus perspective on criminality states that laws are...

• created through negotiation among interest groups.

• what society thinks is right and wrong.

• passed by legislature and what the court interprets

• always based on scientific evidence.

Multiple Choice

The pluralist perspective on criminality states that laws are...

• created through negotiation among interest groups.

• what society thinks is right and wrong.

• passed by legislature and what the court interprets

• always based on scientific evidence.

Match

Match the following jobs in criminology

• Study crime trends and behaviour

• Examine criminal evidence

• Police officers

Criminologist

Criminalist

Criminal justice professionals

• Criminologist

• Criminalist

• Criminal justice professionals

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Open Ended

Why should graffiti be a crime?

Open Ended

Why should graffiti NOT be a crime?