Matching
1. Fear-victimization paradox a. Refers to all of the crime that goes unreported
2. Uniform Crime Reports b. Increased violent behavior because of risks associated with dysfunctional relationships among family members
3. Dark figure of crime c. Nationwide data center designed to collect, collate, and analyze information about crimes of violence
4. Familial influences d. Identifies biological and personal traits that increase the likelihood of becoming a perpetrator of violence
5. Individual influences e. The concept of who is fearful and who should be fearful of victimization
6. Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (VICAP) f. Influences that include riots and gang wars
7. MAOA gene g. Reports published by the FBI that include offenses reported to law enforcement agencies
8. Community influences h. Breaks down key neurotransmitters, or message-carrying chemicals, linked with mood, aggression, and pleasure
1. *e
2. *g
3. *a
4. *b
5. *d
6. *c
7. *f
8. *h
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