It is also defined as systematic process of collecting and analyzing data to find an answer to a question or a solution to a problem, to validate or test an existing theory?

A criminologist is analyzing past crime reports to determine the most common types of offenses committed in different areas of a city. The study focuses on providing a detailed account of crime distribution but does not investigate causes. Which research method is most appropriate for this study?

This type of research study find answer to the questions, who, what, when, where and how. What type of research that describes a situation or a given situation in terms of specified aspects or factors?

A researcher wants to understand why individuals join organized crime groups despite the risks involved. The study seeks to explain the underlying reasons behind this behavior. What type of research should be conducted?

The primary goal of this type of research study, is to understand or explain a prevailing situation or explain a relationship between factors which may have already been identified in explanatory studies, and why the relationship exists Explanatory studies seek more specific answers to "why" and "how" questions, this type or research was called as?

What type of research that aims to see an immediate solution to a problem. This focuses on variables or factors which can be changed by intervention to achieve a desired goal, like improvement of health, school achievement, or performance or increase in revenue?

What kind of research that emphasizes verbal descriptions of human behavior and practices to understand how the units or members of the study population experience or explain their own world?

Which research design will be appropriate if a researcher wants to determine if a young girl, who was locked in a room for years with no contact outside is still capable of receiving language instruction

Research method obtains data to determine specific characteristics of a group. What method wherein geting a general picture of the characteristics of a study population at a particular time?

In doing research the first thing a researcher does is to?

What characteristics of a good research problem stated that it must be of interest to the one investigating it. It should yield answers that will contribute to knowledge and development?

Results of many research studies are published in journals or monographs. These articles or reports are generally written by those who actually conducted the study, thus, they are called?

It describes the nature of the research problem and explains what led the researcher to investigate the question?

What part of literature review that "ties together the major findings of the studies reviewed. It represents a general picture of what has been known or thought of about the problem to date?

The tentative answer to the research question/s are called?

A theory that explains why a problem under study exists, and explains the connection between certain factors and the problem.

Types of variables that "assumed effect of another variable. It is the change that occurs in the

study population when one or more factors are changed or when an intervention is introduced

It refers to the consistency, stability, and dependability of the data. A reliable measuring device

is one which, if used for the second time, will yield the same results as it did the first time-

A police department is testing a new community policing strategy in one neighborhood while

keeping another neighborhood as a control group. After six months, they compare crime rates

between the two areas. Which research design is being used?

It is a summary of a research article, thesis or any in-depth analysis of a particular subject and

is often used to help the reader quickly ascertain the paper's purpose-

Is an act of incorporating into own's work the work of another without indicating the source?

What is referring to the method of choosing subjects in a particular study?

A librarian wants to study the usage ratio of its medical books in the library. She selects from

among the books in the library every 12th book using the Dewey Decimal System number of the

books from their database. What sampling method was used?

A criminologist observes patterns of behavior among repeat juvenile offenders Over time, they

collect data and identify common factors contributing to youth involvement in crime Based on

these findings, they propose a new theory on juvenile delinquency Which research approach is being used?

What level of measurement that describing a variable whose attributes are rank-ordered and

have equal distances between adjacent attributes?

A group to which the researcher would like the results of a study to be generalized?

These statistical methods which summariza, organize and describe data?

From 250 families in Brgy. Bagumbayan, a nurse interviewed 46 households determined

through lottery from the list given by the barangay secretary by numbering each household in

the list and drawing the 46 using a stained-glass bowl. What sampling method was used?

It is the "blue print" of the study. It guides the collection, measurement and analysis of data?

It maybe a question about the unknown characteristics of a population or about factors that

explain the presence or occurrence of a phenomenon?

The most common types of sources of information for a research problem are, except:

Also called the research hypothesis, is the positive form of the form of the null hypothesis?

What is refers to the extent to which a measurement does what it is supposed to do, which is to measure what it intends to measure?

A researcher collects and analyzes data on police misconduct cases, constantly comparing

findings to develop a new theory on why corruption occurs in law enforcement agencies Which research method applies?

Research conducted in the field of criminology is?

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It means "wise guess."?

The group to which the researcher would like the results of a study to be generalized.

What preliminary page in thesis paper that contains the statement where the researcher is

extending his gratitude?

A research which is investigating documents and other sources that contains facts that

existed on the past?

A criminology professor hypothesizes that increasing the severity of punishments will reduce crime rates. They analyze past criminal records from different states with varying punishment

levels to determine if there is a correlation. Which research approach is applied?

The subjects for a research study selected from the population constitute the?

A general type of research that involves in seeking new approaches/techniques/methods

through scientific investigations.

What level of measurement that categorized only the data?

What is an average computed by summing the values of several observations and dividing by

the number of observations?

What are conditions or characteristics that the researcher manipulates, controls or observes?

What is the summary of research report?

What is the technical term for persons who respond to surveys?

Probability sampling allows researchers to generalize observed to unobserved. Non probability are for situations when it is impossible to select a probability sample. The findings cannot reliably be generalized to a larger population.

The following are the major premises in the study of criminology Except.

What theory in which reformation is based upon, on the ground that the criminal is a sick person?

A crime where a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his or her

occupation commits the criminal act?

The generic term that includes all government agencies, facilities, programs, procedures, personnel, and techniques concerned with the investigation, intake, custody, confinement, supervision, or treatment of alleged offenders refers to

Classical criminology believes that offenders should be punished for their wrongdoings. There is no demonic possession. Offenders are free moral agents. Offender is a free moral agent when?

The theory in criminology, which maintains that a person

commits crime or behaves criminally mainly because he or she

is being possessed by evil spirits or something of natural force

that controls his/her behavior is called?

Criminology changes as social condition changes. This

means the progress of criminology is concordant with the

advancement of other sciences that has been applied to it.

This means that criminology is?

Jon was imprisoned for the crime of theft. He experienced

adversities of having been imprisoned. Upon his release, he

never did it again because of fear of experiencing hardships

again inside the prison. What kind of deterrence is this?

Those who deferred in the examination given by the PRC for

BLEC, shall be given how many yearis to retake the course

where the applicant falls within the average standard given by

the Board?

Which of the following choices does not refer to conflict views?

This emphasized that behavior occurs when the actor considers it useful, purposeful, and reasonable?

Patrolman Buena believes that cutting trees during holy

week is prohibited. This statement is an example of?

What principle which states that man, by nature, always

tries to maximize pleasure and avoid pain?

What criminological classification of crime in which the end result is destruction?

These robbers steal to obtain small amounts of money when an accessible target presents itself.

This type of robber is driven by situational factors and

seizes to commit robbery when it presents itself. According to

Conklin's typology of robbers, which of the following is the most

common?

This is the study of crimes and criminals, and a particular

field that attempt to build theories that explain why crimes

occur and test those theories by observing behavior?

What theory that flourished during the nineteenth century.

and they also believe in free will of committing crimes, but they

are arguing the need for individualized reaction to offenders?

It is based on the assumptions that criminal choose to

commit crime after weighing the consequences of their actions.

Classical theory believes that to prevent or control would-

be lawbreakers from using unconventional or legal means in

attaining goal, there should be?

Ideal characteristics of penalty to discourage would-be

lawbreakers from engaging in criminal activities, as suggested

by supporters of classical theory are?

Who advocates conventional punishments and even the

death penalty for individuals assumed would never fit to live in

society?

Tracing the roots of criminal behavior not to physical

features but to their psychological equivalents, are called by

Garofalo, as what?

What is the first to became popular during the middle parts

of the nineteenth century with the introduction of positivist

theory

What type of killer runs on a certain group of person as

their end that they believe to unworthy people and also for

excitement?

A criminology research on the links between the different types of crimes and criminals is referred to as crime

This theory of criminal law argues that crime is essentially

a morbid and mental phenomenon and in such it cannot be

solely treated by the application of abstract principles of

jurisprudence

The following are the arguments of Neo-classical Criminology, except

The Professional Regulatory Board for Criminologists shal

have the power, upon notice and hearing, to revoke or

suspend the certificate of registration of a registered

criminologist or to cancel a temporary special permit granted to

foreign criminologist for the commission of any of the following

acts EXCEPT

Which of the following are restrictions to be considered a Registered Criminologist?

Under this perspective crime is a political concept designed

to protect the power and position of the upper classes at the

expenses of the poor

When was the Criminology profession week commemorated?

Atavistic stigmata as explained by Lombroso in his positivist theory refers to?

Reappointment of Chairperson and Members of the Board

of Criminologist is within the term of?

What is refers to the extent to which a measurement does

what it is supposed to do, which is to measure what it intends

to measure?

A researcher collects and analyzes data on police

misconduct cases, constantly comparing findings to develop a

new theory on why corruption occurs in law enforcement

agencies. Which research method applies?

Research conducted in the field of criminology is?

It means "wise guess"?

The group to which the researcher would like the results of a study to be generalized

What preliminary page in thesis paper that contains the

statement where the researcher is extending his gratitude?

A research which is investigating documents and other

sources that contains facts that existed on the past?

A criminology professor hypothesizes that increasing the

severity of punishments will reduce crime rates. They analyze

past criminal records from different states with varying

punishment levels to determine if there is a correlation. Which

research approach is applied?

The subjects for a research study selected from the population constitute the?

A general type of research that involves in seeking new approaches/techniques/methods

through scientific investigations.

What is an average computed by summing the w

several observations and dividing by the number of

observations?

What are conditions or characteristics that the researcher

manipulates, controls or observes?

What is the summary of research report?

What is the technical term for persons who respond to

surveys?

Probability sampling allows researchers to generalize

I observed to unobserved. Non probability are for situations

when it is impossible to select a probability sample. The

findings cannot reliably be generalized to a larger population