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Chapter 11 Self-test questions
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What is the most common type of relationship between a victim and an offender in a case of serious sexual assault?
Partners
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Family members
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Strangers
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Employer-employee
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Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (2014) carried out an inspection of how the police deal with domestic abuse cases across England and Wales. How many of the 43 police forces were found to have acted effectively to respond to domestic abuse cases and bring perpetrators to justice?
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8
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16
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32
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How are women portrayed in the 'evil woman' thesis?
As doubly deviant
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As having supernatural powers
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As using their femininity to manipulate men
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As masculine
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What is the concept that can pressure men into attaining certain levels of socially prescribed masculine status and power?
Hegemonic masculinity
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Subordinated masculinity
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Androcentrism
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Multiple masculinity
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Who was the author of the text 'Women, Crime and Criminology', published in 1976, that is seen as heralding the start of feminist criminology in the UK?
Frances Heidensohn
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Guglielmo Ferrero
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Cesare Lombroso
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Carol Smart
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Which of these terms has been used to describe how criminology has historically overlooked gender?
Malestream
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Gender blindness
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Androcentrism
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Sexclusivity
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What do theorists mean when they refer to a tendency to 'dichotomise gender'?
The male and female gender are being portrayed as the same
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The male and female gender are being portrayed as polar opposites
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Multiple genders are being portrayed
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Gender is being portrayed as a fluid continuum
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'"Malestream" is a term used to describe criminology as being male-centred.' True or false?
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False
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What is the 'gender gap'?
The gender differences between men and women
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The different types of offence committed by men and women
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The lack of gender diversity and criminology
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The gap in offending statistics between men and women
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According to liberal feminism, which factors are primarily responsible for gender inequality?
Biological factors
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Sociological factors
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Legal factors
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Political factors
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Which type of feminism has been criticised for not challenging the patriarchal status quo?
Radical feminism
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Socialist feminism
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Liberal feminism
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Postmodern feminism
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What do radical feminists believe to be the fundamental factor that drives gender inequality?
Ethnicity
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Social class
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Religion
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Patriarchy
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Which group of feminists have been criticised for elevating the importance of economic class inequality over other forms of oppression?
Socialist feminists
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Radical feminists
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Liberal feminists
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Marxist feminists
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Socialist feminist theory combines aspects of which other feminist theories? (Select all that apply.)
Postmodern feminism
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Marxist feminism
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Radical feminism
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Liberal feminism
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'Epistemological positions are criminological theories.' True or false?
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False
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Which feminist epistemology believes it is possible to produce unbiased, gender-neutral knowledge of the nature of crime?
Marxist feminism
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Postmodern feminism
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Feminist empiricism
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Standpoint feminism
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What are standpoint feminists criticised for?
Prioritising women's perspectives over those of others
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Adopting male-centred 'scientific' methods
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Prioritising economic class inequality over intersectionality
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Failing to understand the standpoint of women
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Which school of feminist thought rejects the ability of scientific research methods to produce an objective, universal 'truth' for the social reality experienced by women?
Liberal feminism
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Feminist empiricism
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Standpoint feminism
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Postmodern feminism
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'Postmodern feminism has been accused of relativism.' True or false?
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False
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Who devised the term 'intersectionality'?
Carol Smart
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bell hooks
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Frances Heidensohn
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Kimberlé Crenshaw
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'In her seminal text, African American feminist bell hooks (1981) _______ the view that all women share similar experiences of disadvantage.' What is the missing word?
Rejected
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Supported
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Reinforced
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Expanded
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Which of the following are among the identities and social categories that are considered by newer feminist perspectives in their analyses of gender issues? (Select all that apply.)
Sexual orientation
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Social class
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Disability
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Race
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