According to Katz's phenomenological theory, in studying crime,
social scientists have traditionally ignored the fact that committing
crime can be a positive, wonderful experience.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A society is
A. the totality of learned, socially transmitted behavior. B. a fairly large number of people who live in the same territory, are relatively independent of people outside it, and participate in a common culture. C. the norms, values, and beliefs of a large group of people. D. All these answers are correct.
Which is least likely to be a consequence of child abuse?
a) Independence and emotional maturity b) Migraine headaches c) Aggression and involvement in delinquent activities d) Involvement in early sexual activity e) Depression
The principle of deterrence is based on the assumption that a. offenders act spontaneously when committing crime
b. individuals who commit crimes will continue to commit more crimes, even after serving time in prison. c. "get-tough" policies will result in other social problems. d. potential offenders weigh the costs and benefits of their actions.
Which of the following is true regarding actions by the Exxon Corporation after the 1989 Valdez disaster?
A. Ultimately, Exxon settled the case and awarded each plaintiff close to $100,000. B. Exxon solicited anthropologists to do research on jury deliberations. C. Exxon offered research money for sociologists doing research on jury deliberations. D. Due to the controversy, none of the research funded by Exxon was published in peer-reviewed journals.