Chapter 1 Crime and Criminology
Chapter 2 Nature and Extent of crime
ch. 3 Victimation
Ch. 3 victimization
Ch. 3 Victimization
100

Criminologists use this method to study the nature, extent, cause, and control of criminal behavior.

scientific

100

Crime is most likely to occur during what months? 

July and August
100

This type of crime involves crimes that result from rage, frustration and anger. 

expressive 

100

This age group is most likely to commit crime and be the victims of crime. 

15-19 year olds

100

This type of crime id more likely to occur in a public area during the daytime or early evening hours. 

violen

200

This can be defined as an act specifically defined, prohibited and punished under criminal law. 

crime

200

According to this view, crimes are behaviors believed to be repugnant to everyone in society. 

consensus view

200

This is the process by which individuals reduce the frequency of their offending behavior as they age. 

aging out

200

This suggests that some people may actually initiate the confrontation that eventually leads to their injury or death. 

victim precipitation

200
In this type of victimization, the victim acts aggressively in a way that may initiate their own victimization. 

Active precipitation

300

This type of behavior departs from the norms and values of society but may not necessarily be a crime.

deviant

300

According to this view of crime society is a collection of diverse groups, where those with power us the CJ system to advance their position.

conflict view

300

This view states that who women who commit crimes have biological and psychological traits similar to men. 

masculinity hypothesis

300

In Routine Activities theory, homeowners and police would be considered these. 

capable guardians

300

This occurs when victim exhibits some personal characteristics that unknowingly either threatens or encourages the attacker.

passive precipitation

400

This looks at all of the agencies involved in processing and dealing with criminals once they are caught. 

criminal justice system

400

These criminal justice statistics which are collected by the FBI are the best known and most widely cited sources of official criminal justice statistics. 

UCR

400

criminologists who focus on crime victims refer to themselves as this. 

victimologists

400

according to this theory, people who drink, use drugs and engage in crimes have a much greater chance of victimization. 

lifestyle theory

400

This theory states that certain lifestyles increase exposure to criminal offenders.

lifestyle theory

500

This involves 6 different steps which include: questioning, formulating a hypothesis, performing an experiment, collecting data, analyzing data and writing a report. 

scientific method

500

This type of research involves observing a group of people who share like characteristics, over a long period of time.

cohort 

500

This age group is more likely to be victims of frauds and scams. 

The elderly

500

When a person becomes the victim of a crime they can suffer from this as a result of the victimization. 

multiple things

500

This theory states that one is prone to victimization because one resides in a socially disorganized high crime area, where they will be exposed to crime. 



Deviant Place theory

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