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WorksheetsLE4103: CRIME SOCIETY
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Durkheim said crime & deviance serves a ________________ in society.
policy
law
function
platter
Crime & deviance also allows for ______________ change to occur.
economic
social
extreme
fanatical
He is known to be the Father of Modern Criminology.
Cesare Lombroso
Enrico Ferri
Cesare Beccaria
Raffaele Garofalo
Street crimes refer to acts such as __________.
embezzlement
identity theft
burglaries and assaults
a corporation hiding large sums of money to avoid paying taxes
Psychologists look at __________ as possible causes of deviance.
factors outside the individual
social influences that recruit people to break norms
personality disorders
genes
This theory states that deviance results from the tension between society's goals and the available means to achieve them.
conflict theory
strain theory
labeling theory
differential association theory
All deviance is a crime
true
false
When Ryan was thinking about stealing his sisters food he suddenly thought that she would come home tired from work and wouldn't have any food. Ryan did not eat his sister's food, which influenced his decision.
Id
Ego
His brain
Superego
Luara wants to buy a special limited edition of her favorite novel. When she gets to the store she sees that it is sold out. In the corner of her eye she sees a girl with the last copy. Her initial thought was to creep up and take the book from her. What concept of personality influenced her thought?
Ego
Id
Superego
subego
What is a somatotype?
The size of your foot
A bunch of tomatoes
Classifying a body type
How you play sport
What is an 'Ectomorph'?
Tall and thin
Small and broad
Muscular
Pear shaped body
He is known to be the Father of Modern Criminology.
Cesare Lombroso
Enrico Ferri
Cesare Beccaria
Raffaele Garofalo
It describes the physical features of creatures at an earlier stage of development.
Born Criminal
Classical Theory
Atavism
Positivist theory
Why does someone commit a crime, according to the Classical Theory of Crime?
Biological Factors
Social Pressures
Free Will
Family Issues
This school of thoughts blames social factors, biology, psychology, and all other non 'free will' factors as the source of crime.
Atavism
Physiology
Postivism
Phrenology
mentally ill or unstable person, especially one showing aggressive or violent behavior
psychopath
psychic
psyche
psychiatrist
Also known as “sociopath” or “psychopath”
schizoid
antisocial
borderline
histrionic
Which of these is not considered a crime?
jaywalking
truancy
slander
loitering with intent
The ... is wearing black jeans.
burglar
shoplifter
robber
pickpocket
cyber crime consisting of
actus Rea
Mens Rea only
Mens rea and actus reus
either actus reus or mens rea
