What most accurately describes the role of genes on victimization?
A. They often interact with the environment to increase exposure to victimization.
B. They have no effect on the risk of victimization.
C. They have strong, direct effects on victimization.
D. They explain the bulk of victimization and work outside the environment.
A. They often interact with the environment to increase exposure to victimization.
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"Cyber" refers to almost anything "real" or "virtual" attached to a computer or network
a. True b. False
A recent survey of teenagers aged twelve to seventeen measured the effects of three circumstances (1) stress, (2) ___________,
and (3) spending money on the likelihood that a teenager would engage in some form of substance abuse is called the "Triple Threat." Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
______ terrorism is political violence conducted by groups of "true believers" who have fervent faith in the sacred righteousness of their cause.
A. Political B. Religious C. Environmental D. Philosophical
What do terrorist groups with strong internal motivations find it necessary to continuously strive to maintain?
a. Total security through its internal structure. b. Justification for the groups continued existence. c. Absolute dedication to the group's goals. d. All of the above.