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Explore core concepts in victimology.

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Victimology EssentialsOnline version Explore core concepts in victimology. by Patricia De La Fuente 1 Who was Benjamin Mendelsohn Escoge una o varias respuestas a Known as the father of victimology b was a super hero father c He then created a classification of victims based on their culpability, or the degree of the victim’s blame. d He invented laws 2 What does victimology study? a Victims and their experiences in crime. b Judicial outcomes. c Police procedures. d Criminal behavior of offenders. 3 What is victim precipitation? a Victim actions that may contribute to the crime. b Offender rehabilitation. c Judicial sentencing norms. d Police reporting strategies. 4 What is repeat victimization? a A single, isolated incident. b Judge-led interventions. c Offender rehabilitation cycles. d Recurring victimization of the same person or place. 5 What are victimization surveys? a Tools to collect data on people’s crime experiences. b Offender background checks. c Police arrest records. d Court docket entries. 6 What is the victim rights movement? a Efforts to protect and support crime victims. b Expansion of offender privileges. c Reduction of sentencing limits. d Increased police secrecy. 7 What does the cycle of violence include? a Tension, incident, and a honeymoon/reconciliation phase. b Always escalating harm. c Random, unrelated events. d Only legal proceedings. 8 What is secondary victimization? a Immediate forgiveness by offenders. b Re-traumatization from systems or institutions. c Fast trial adjudication. d Automatic compensation. 9 What is the offender–victim dyad concept? a Police procedures. b Only the offender's psychology. c A focus on the relationship between offender and victim. d A social media dynamic. 10 What does restorative justice emphasize for victims? a Punitive solitary confinement. b Exclusion from court hearings. c Avoiding victim input. d Participation in repair and healing processes. 11 What is a primary aim of victimology theory? a Understand harm, vulnerability, and recovery needs. b Limit victim resources. c Increase offender incentives. d Reduce crime statistics only. 12 Precipitative victims have... a some degree of responsibility. b none reponsability c major part of reponsability d all answers are correct 13 _____________________ a victim who is not victimized at all but, instead, fabricates a victimization event. a Victim with minor guilt b Most guilty victim c Simulating or imaginary victim d Victim more guilty than offender 14 Completely innocent victim is when... a A victim who is victimized due to ignorance. b a victim who bears no responsibility at all for victimization; victimized simply because of his or her nature, such as being a child c A victim who bears as much responsibility as the offender; a person who, for example, enters into a suicide pact. d a victim who instigates or provokes his or her own victimization. 15 Who was Stephen Schafer Escoge una o varias respuestas a One of the earliest victimologists b Was a inventor c He identified seven categories and labeled their levels of responsibility d Was a father of criminology

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Victimology EssentialsOnline version

by Patricia De La Fuente

Who was Benjamin Mendelsohn

Escoge una o varias respuestas

What does victimology study?

What is victim precipitation?

What is repeat victimization?

What are victimization surveys?

What is the victim rights movement?

What does the cycle of violence include?

What is secondary victimization?

What is the offender–victim dyad concept?

What does restorative justice emphasize for victims?

What is a primary aim of victimology theory?

Precipitative victims have...

_____________________ a victim who is not victimized at all but, instead, fabricates a victimization event.

Completely innocent victim is when...

Who was Stephen Schafer

Escoge una o varias respuestas