A _____ is an account given by the victim, the victim’s family, or others affected by the offense.
Small-scale, person offenses such as single-victim homicide, rape, robbery, assault, burglary, and vandalism are called _____.
The _____ feature intentional and unintentional sources of error.
The data collected by the Uniform Crime Reports system are not accurate because there will always be a _____ that cannot be measured.
Motor vehicle theft is a _____ crime.
The _____ requires a much greater level of detail in the reporting of crime than does the Uniform Crime Reports.
One must calculate the crime rate to compare crime across _____.
_____, which includes intimate partner and family violence, includes physical, sexual, and financial abuse, neglect and maltreatment of children, and elder abuse.
In _____, researchers ask respondents to identify offenses they have committed.
According to the concept of _____, many victims play a role in their victimization.