In his article on phenomenology theory, Katz argues that crimes are defined in statutes,
research surveys, and police records from the perspective that emphasizes:
a. the interests of victims
b. the practical problems of detection and punishment
c. the experience of those committing the crimes
d. both a and b
D
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Donald Cressey's classic study of embezzlers, Other People's Money, found that, in addition to a financial problem, other conditions had to be present for the person to embezzle. These are __________
a. an opportunity to steal and a formula to rationalize the theft b. a position of access and a way to pay the money back c. a high level of greed and a way to neutralize law enforcement d. All of the above e. None of the above
A landlord refuses to rent to someone of a different race. This is an example of __________ discrimination
a. uniform b. institutional c. standard d. individual
In a society organized around mechanical solidarity, which of the following tasks would you likely engage in?
A. preparing food B. building homes C. making clothing D. All these answers are correct.
A major disturbance of intellectual and social functioning in which there is a loss of contact with reality is called:
A. psychosis. B. anxiety disorder. C. phobia. D. depression.