Understanding Crime & Criminal Behavior
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Question 1: What criminological theory suggests that crime occurs when there is an intersection of a motivated offender, suitable target, and lack of capable guardians?
Social Learning Theory
Labeling Theory
Routine Activities Theory
Strain Theory
Question 2: Which type of crime typically has the highest dark figure (unreported cases)?
Vehicle theft
Bank robbery
Shoplifting
Domestic violence
Question 3: What is the primary difference between organized and disorganized crime?
The type of crimes committed
The geographic location
The level of planning and structure
The number of people involved
Question 4: Which crime prevention approach focuses on making criminal acts more difficult to commit?
Rehabilitation
Social Development
Situational Prevention
Deterrence
Question 5: What is the most common type of cybercrime worldwide?
Malware
Identity theft
Ransomware
Phishing
Question 6: Which factor is most strongly correlated with reduced recidivism rates?
Mandatory counseling
Employment after release
Longer prison sentences
Strict supervision
Question 7: What is the 'broken windows' theory in criminology?
Minor disorder leads to serious crime
A theory about property crime
How criminals enter buildings
The cost of vandalism
Question 8: Which type of evidence is most likely to lead to a conviction in court?
DNA evidence
Circumstantial evidence
Character witness statements
Eyewitness testimony