WorksheetsTheories of Criminal Behavior
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
Which of the following is NOT a factor in the theories mentioned?
Biological
Psychological
Economic
Technological
Who among the following is studied in criminological theories?
Economists
Attorneys
Scientists
Artists
What is the aim of criminological theory?
To explain criminal behavior
To develop new technologies
To create art
To study ancient history
Which of the following roles is studied in criminological theories?
Judges
Scientists
Artists
Engineers
According to Classical Theory, what assumption is made about people?
They are influenced by their environment
They exercise free will and are responsible for their actions
They are driven by unconscious desires
They are shaped by their social interactions
Which of the following is a characteristic of general deterrence?
Focuses on individual rehabilitation
Prevents crime by society at large
Rewards specific individuals
Educates offenders
Which of the following is a fallacy of classical theory?
All offenders are treated equally.
Juveniles are treated differently from adults.
Similar crimes are always similar.
First-time offenders are given leniency.
How are first-time offenders treated according to classical theory?
With more leniency than repeat offenders.
The same as repeat offenders.
With harsher penalties.
Differently from repeat offenders.
What concept does Neoclassical Theory introduce as a measure of the degree of free will?
Intuition
Premeditation
Spontaneity
Impulse
Which of the following is a focus of hereditary studies in criminality?
Environmental factors
Genetic predispositions
Social influences
Economic status
What is a key factor that complicates the study of hereditary criminality?
Technological limitations
Inability to separate hereditary and environmental influences
Lack of interest
Insufficient data
Which theory is concerned with the unconscious mind's influence on behavior?
Psychoanalytic Theory
Humanistic Psychological Theory
Intelligence and Crime
Behavioral Theory
What is the focus of Humanistic Psychological Theory in the context of crime?
Economic Factors
Human Potential and Growth
Genetic Predispositions
Social Structures
Which psychological theory is associated with the work of Sigmund Freud?
Behavioral Theories
Cognitive Theories
Psychoanalytic Theories
Humanistic Theories
What is the basis of Maslow's belief about human motivation?
Three basic levels of needs
Five basic levels of needs
Seven basic levels of needs
Two basic levels of needs
