A. legislative
B. individual
C. criminal
D. social
Criminal Psychology
Criminal Psychology
A. an overreaction against an event, such as a type of crime, which is seen as a threat to society’s values
B. the view that the world is full of crime and violence
C. a concept applied to mugging
D. a study of youth crime in Britain
A. Professionals
B. Women
C. Men
D. Those over 75 years- of age
A. Those who fear crime the most tend to become the victims of crime
B. There is little, or no relationship between and individual’s risk of victimization and their level of fear of crime
C. It simply refers to the fear of being a victim of crime
D. It refers to the group of people who are least bothered by the risk of being “victimized
A. personal experience
B. crime news
C. aspects of our personality which make us more, or less, afraid of crime
D. all of the options above
A. don’t know; don’t know; childhood
B. know; don’t know; young adulthood
C. don’t know; don’t know; adulthood
D. know; know; young adulthood
A. The media
B. Personal experience
C. Crime statistics, research data such as that found on the internet
D. All of the above
A. prevalence; prevalence
B. victim; criminal
C. incidence; prevalence
D. prevalence; incidence
A. It may indicate higher level of sexual abuse
B. It may indicate an increased awareness of the dangerous abuse
C. It may reflect changes in the definition of some abuse (e.g to include more acts) producing an increase in the numbers
D. It may indicate all of the above
A. lower
B. higher
C. inferior
D. similar
