The attempt by some members of the hippie counterculture of the 1960s to establish a different lifestyle from that of the majority of people in the United States could be classified as:
a. an expressive movement
b. a reformist movement
c. a revolutionary movement
d. a transformative movement
A
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An attorney, pleading leniency for his guilty client, asks the judge to take into consideration his client's unfortunate background, including child abuse and abandonment, before passing sentence
It is logical to conclude that the attorney is asking the judge to view deviance from a positivist perspective. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A measure of religiosity that is extremely consistent, but is actually targeting the respondent's political affiliation could be considered: a. partially reliable, completely valid
b. valid and reliable. c. not valid, but reliable. d. neither valid nor reliable. e. valid, but not reliable.
The wealthiest sector of the U.S. population receives most of its money from:
a. high-salary occupations such as law and medicine b. returns on investments and assets c. movie and sports contracts d. the combined salaries of two professional careers
Prisons are expensive, but their cost might be justified if they help teach people that “crime doesn’t pay.” Do prisons deter those who end up incarcerated from committing more crimes after they are released from prison?
a. Yes, prisons greatly deter most who have been imprisoned from committing additional crimes b. Yes, prisons deter some prisoners from additional crime but only a small proportion c. No, prisons have little effect on the rates of additional crime committed by those who have been previously imprisoned d. No, prisons have a criminogenic effect leading to more rather than less crimes by those who have been previously imprisoned