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Chapter 21 Self-test questions

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. Integrated theories of crime…

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. 'A common limitation of theories of crime has been their exclusivity.' True or false?

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. Which of the following is not one of the ways in which integrated theories can operate?

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. Which theorist developed 'biosocial' theory-explaining crime as the result of interactions between biological and socio-environmental factors?

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. 'Social control theories share with other theories a focus on the question "Why do some people commit crime?"' True or false?

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. 'Travis Hirschi argued that obeying the law is the result of ___________.' What is the missing phrase?

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. Which of the following are among the ways in which the updated form of biosocial theory differs from the traditional form? (Select all that apply.)

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. What is a 'risk society'?

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. What are the two main categories into which we can divide risk-based explanations of crime?

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. What is the 'Risk Factor Prevention Paradigm'?

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. Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between enhanced pathway risk factor theories and artefactual risk factor theories?

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. 'Enhanced pathway risk factor theories reject artefactual risk factor theories, seeing their explanatory framework as invalid.' True or false?

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