Which of the following is a type of cyber crime that is usually designed to damage a nation's infrastructure, which includes its power companies, water treatment plants, airports, chemical plants, and oil refineries?
A. Cyberdeviance
B. Identity theft
C. Cyberattack
D. Corporate violence
Answer: C
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Which of the following is one of the factors responsible for the continued growth of the private security industry?
A. Budget cuts in states have forced reductions in the number of public police. B. Private security firms are better at solving crimes than the police. C. People believe that the police and other law enforcement agencies are corrupt. D. Private security guards have more extensive training than law enforcement officers.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Criminological theory is all about the past. 2. While the layperson often believes he understands why people commit murder, human behavior is complex. 3. Neighborhood social cohesion and socioeconomic disadvantage never affect the homicide rate. 4. Differential association theory was one of the first to view deviance and criminal behavior as learned from others. 5. Subcultural theory has a focus on juvenile delinquency because understanding the effects of subculture on a young person explain s all crime.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Left untreated, anxiety disorders will usually dissipate on their own over time. 2. Medications can be used as an option for curing ADHD. 3. Programs and interventions for dealing with behaviorally based disorders target both parents and children. 4. Because children with behaviorally based disorders and problems usually only struggle in only one environment (e.g., home, school, or community), interventions should be narrowly focused on that single environment. 5. Few children with ADHD continue to have symptoms into adolescence.
The United States has:
a. a uniform criminal code. b. a common law that supersedes the statutes of individual jurisdictions. c. a federal criminal code under which most charges are brought. d. variations among jurisdictions in defining crimes and punishments.