Chapter 1
What does amends mean?
changing behavior and taking responsibility for the harm they committed.
What is denying?
rejecting one's connection to crime
What is emotional impact?
The feelings in a response to a crime.
What are consequences?
What is aggravated assualt?
an unlawful attack on another person for the purpose of causing severe physical injury
What are the three types of victims?
Primary, Secondary, and Survivors.
What is minimizing ?
Suggesting that the impact of a crime is less than it really is
What is financial impact?
the money lost or costs associated with injury, loss , or damage
What is decision-making?
Thinking about actions and their consequences and then choosing what to do next.
What is consent and give an example?
agreement or approval
What is a community and give an example?
A neighborhood
What is rationalizing?
Trying to justify a crime.
What is property crime?
All property that can be stolen
What is peer pressure and give an example?
Social pressure and give an example.
What is control?
to dominate or use power over another person
What is restitution and give an example?
Payment or community service to pay back the victims
What is irresponsible thinking ?
impulsive thinking and emotional thinking
What is psychological impact ?
trauma
What interferes with good decision-making?
drugs, emotions, not enough information, and peer pressure
What is dating violence and give an example?
pattern of assaultive and controlling behaviors one person uses against another person to maintain power in the relationship
What is victim impact ?
The harm caused to victims
What is an example of denying, minimizing, rationalizing, and victim-blaming?
give a correct example for each
Describe how a property crime can turn into financial impact, emotional impact, and psychological impact.
Give a correct example of each.
What is it called when you are caught driving while drinking or driving while smoking?
DUI and DWI
What are the two types of assault and give an example of both?
Aggravated and simple