Misrepresenting a fact in a way that causes a victim to willingly give his or her property to the wrongdoer, who then keeps it, is known as:

a. factual pretense. b. fraud.
c. naïve pretense. d. opportunistic pretense.


b

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What will be an ideal response?

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Whether or not you are directly affected by being a victim (or perpetrator) of crime, you may be impacted in all except which of the following ways?

a. quality of life lessened b. the value of your home c. opportunity to catch a criminal d. choice of schools

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The theory that argues that women tend to encounter the criminal justice system as a result of trauma, victimization, eventual drug and alcohol abuse and then arrest is:

A. strain theory B. pathways theory C. psychological theory D. differential association theory

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Biosocial criminologists argue that biological factors operate independently of environmental factors

a. True b. False

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