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SOC 225 Midterm 2 PracticeOnline version midterm 2 practice questions by Hunter Stephenson 1 Which of the following practices were used historically to address possession by the devil which was thought to be responsible for criminal behaviour? a family interventions b Trial by water c Judeo-christian training d Banishment 2 Which of the following philosophies was part of the Classical School of criminology? a Feminism b Egalitarianism c Darwinism d Utilitarianism 3 Which of the following specific reforms did Beccaria call for? a reducing due process b setting out punishments in law c executions for minor offences d increasing judges’ power 4 Which of the following can be considered a limitation of the Classical School? a Due process safeguards were never built into the legal system. b Characteristics of the offender and the circumstances of the offence could not be considered at sentencing. c udicial and legislative functions could not be separated, with the result that politicians often decided who should be executed. d Fixed penalties could be set for only minor offences. 5 Which of the following is one of the most important criticisms of the psychoanalytic theory? a it assumes that most families include more than four children b it is largely based on unobservable constructs c it assumes that most children come from two-parent homes d it is based on personality characteristics that are no longer commonly found 6 What theory argues that an individual’s decision whether to commit a crime can be influenced by criminal laws and the criminal justice system? a routine activity theory b deterrence theory c group conflict theory d interactionist theory 7 Which of the following is an assumption underlying deterrence theory? a The best way to control crime is to set up a system of punishments to prevent crime. b Most people are deterred by the most serious of punishments. c Most criminal offenders are irrational people who do not weigh the costs and benefits of committing a criminal offence. d Punishment has evolved very little since Beccaria’s time. 8 Which of the following is one of the reasons that has been put forth explaining why mandatory minimum sentences do not deter crime? a Offenders may not feel they are at risk of getting caught. b The rate of incarceration for most crimes is unknown. c Those with drug or alcohol abuse problems are more easily deterred. d Most offenders are quite aware of the sentence they face if convicted. 9 Which of the following contradicts rational choice theory? a Most criminal offenders are rational decision makers when selecting targets. b Most criminal offenders are irrational decision makers when selecting targets. c Short-term costs and benefits are more important in the minds of offenders compared with the long-term repercussions of their actions. d Criminal behaviour is behaviour with a purpose. 10 Which of the following is NOT a component of Cohen and Felson’s routine activities theory of crime? a ineffective guardianship b police inefficiency c target suitability d motivated offenders 11 According to routine activities theory, which of the following is likely to affect the attractiveness of consumer items as objects of theft? a size and ease of concealing only b size and value only c size, value, and colour d size, ease of concealing, and value

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SOC 225 Midterm 2 PracticeOnline version

by Hunter Stephenson

Which of the following practices were used historically to address possession by the devil which was thought to be responsible for criminal behaviour?

Which of the following philosophies was part of the Classical School of criminology?

Which of the following specific reforms did Beccaria call for?

Which of the following can be considered a limitation of the Classical School?

Which of the following is one of the most important criticisms of the psychoanalytic theory?

What theory argues that an individual’s decision whether to commit a crime can be influenced by criminal laws and the criminal justice system?

Which of the following is an assumption underlying deterrence theory?

Which of the following is one of the reasons that has been put forth explaining why mandatory minimum sentences do not deter crime?

Which of the following contradicts rational choice theory?

Which of the following is NOT a component of Cohen and Felson’s routine activities theory of crime?

According to routine activities theory, which of the following is likely to affect the attractiveness of consumer items as objects of theft?