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All of the following are functions of corrections EXCEPT Social protection Rehabilitation

All of the following are functions of corrections EXCEPT Social protection Rehabilitation Retribution Recidivism. All of the following are positive functions of deviance EXCEPT Identifying problems Providing jobs Stigmatizing people Clarifying norms.

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All of the following are functions of corrections EXCEPT Social protection Rehabilitation

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  1. All of the following are functions of corrections EXCEPT • Social protection • Rehabilitation • Retribution • Recidivism

  2. All of the following are positive functions of deviance EXCEPT • Identifying problems • Providing jobs • Stigmatizing people • Clarifying norms

  3. Police officers are more likely to file a formal crime report when • A serious crime has been committed • The injures parties are from a lower class • The person making the report is rude to the officer • A minor offense has been committed

  4. The theory that social ties determine conformity, high integration causes conformity..it suggests that people who commit deviant acts have weak ties to the community is • Labeling theory • Control theory • Differential-association theory • Cultural transmission theory

  5. Which of the following theories says that deviance is a natural part of society and that people are driven to deviance under the pressure of not meeting the goals of society? • Control theory • Labeling theory • Structural-strain theory • Conflict theory

  6. They theory that says that deviance is a learned behavior through interactions with others who are engaging in deviant acts is called • Structural strain theory • Cultural transmission theory • Control theory • Conflict theory

  7. Theory that focuses on how individuals come to be identified as deviant, rather than why people perform deviant acts is • Cultural transmission theory • Labeling theory • Control theory • Conflict theory

  8. Which of the following is a limitation on crime statistics? • not all complaints make it to official stats of formal reports • not all crime reported (family or friends) • only file formal reports on serious crime • All of the above

  9. Which of the following typology groupings is correct? A. moderation-intrusion B. responsible-disruption C. loyalty-apostasy D. peacefulness-irresponsibility

  10. Which of the following typologies could best be used to explain someone committed treason? • Loyalty-apostasy • Privacy-intrusion • Prudence-indiscretion • Moderation-hedonism/asceticism

  11. Which of the following typologies could best be used to explain someone committed anorexia and bulimia? • Moderation-hedonism/asceticism • Conventionality-bizarreness • Responsibility-irresponsibility • Participation-alienation

  12. Workaholism could best be used as an example for which of the following causal factors? • hyper-conformity • Holding unconventional beliefs • Addiction • Inappropriate socialization

  13. Suburban outlaws, people who go around and break in to houses when bored, could best be used as an example for which of the following causal factors? • Inappropriate socialization • Mental illness • Thrill seeking • Social rejection

  14. When individuals engage in adultery that threatens the well being of the family, the deviant conduct is • Prudence • Indiscretion • Uncouthness • Alienation

  15. Behaviors that violate the individual’s right to exclusive control over his or her body are designated as • Intrusion • Bizarreness • Disruption • Apostosy

  16. In regard to the four stages associated with becoming a user of illegal drugs, at which phase does the user become an expert at anticipating and recognizing the effects of the drug he or she is using? • Experimentation • Occasional use • Regular use • Futile efforts to break the habits

  17. This illegal substance is derived from the poppy plant • Crack • Marijuana • Cocaine • Heroin

  18. According to Durkheim’s observations of suicide, people take their own lives during periods of chaos and normlessness. Under such circumstances, individuals are committing: • Anomic suicide • Egoistic suicide • Altruistic suicide • Fatalistic suicide

  19. According to Durkheim’s observations of suicide, high rates of self-murder by members of a religion or for some cause are attributed to: • Anomic suicide • Egoistic suicide • Altruistic suicide • Fatalistic suicide

  20. When using Durkheim’s theory of suicide to explain contemporary events like the suicide bombers of September 11, 2001; they would be viewed as • Anomic suicide • Egoistic suicide • Altruistic suicide • Fatalistic suicide

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