Match the theoretical ideas in Column 1 with the best theory fit in Column 2
1. Divides decisions into involvement and event a. Lifestyle Theory
2. Both social role and structural position determine risk of victimization b. Rational Choice
3. Those of higher social class are less likely to cross paths with street level criminals argues Hindelang et. al. c. Routine Activities
4. Offenders with social bonds, handles, and handlers, may be restrained from offending
5. These theorists recommend using lists of choice-structuring properties for various types of crimes
6. Crime opportunities change over time and with levels of social disorganization in certain places
1. *b
2. *a
3. *a
4. *c
5. *b
6. *c
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A) knowledge-bots" B) crawlers C) knowbots D) all of the above
What is Code Adam and what are the six basic steps in the program?
What will be an ideal response?
For which classification of inmates does research see a strong predictor of mental health issues, substance abuse, sexual victimization, drug use, and poverty?
A. women B. men C. LGBTQ D. minorities
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In most cases, we wait until a juvenile comes into official contact with the system before an attempt is made to modify the behavior that has, by the time contact becomes official, been more or less ingrained. 2. The earlier intervention can be introduced, the lesser the opportunity to change the behavior of a juvenile offender. 3. To rehabilitate the juvenile, it is necessary to deal with more than the act of delinquency that brought the youth to the attention of the justice system. 4. The agencies of the juvenile justice system that are established to correct delinquent behavior often contribute to its occurrence even as they try to cope with it. 5. No single program is likely to emerge as being effective in preventing any delinquency.