Klenowski, Copes, Mullins, and Vieraitis's contend that when men used the claim of normality to explain their white-collar offenses they often invoked images of ____________
a. The need to make money for their family
b. A dog eat dog world
c. No one in the real world cares
d. Their unfair selection in order for the government to make a point
b
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The Frank-Dodd financial overhaul bill was proposed as a measure to put new rules and tools in place to prevent a repeat of the meltdown of 2008 that started the global recession
Which of the following were proposed as regulatory policies in the bill? a. Regulation of the credit and debit card fee systems. b. Verification of borrowers' ability to repay loans. c. Creation of a federal bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. d. Liquidation of failing financial institutions by the FDIC. e. All of the above.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. American law represents a blending of French and English legal traditions. 2. After the Revolution freed the colonies from the English Crown, the dynamic capitalism that emerged depended upon inexpensive and subordinated ethnic labor. 3. There was always a disjuncture in early America between constitutional principles and actual practices in local communities. 4. Public schooling was an essential part of America from the very beginning. 5. The early public schools in America were created in order to "Americanize" ethnic immigrants.
_____ includes a broad range of behaviors that can result in serious harm to children.
A. Elder abuse B. Intimate partner violence C. Child rearing D. Infant activity E. Child maltreatment
After conducting his research, Solomon Asch concluded that: a. obedience to authority may be more common than many people would like to believe
b. the size of the group has little influence on the extent to which individuals respond to group pressure. c. the degree of social cohesion felt by participants is very important regarding how individuals respond to group pressure. d. groups wield very little power with respect to compliance.