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Schools of Criminology Quiz

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Criminology schools overview

by Shruthik Sharma
1

Which school emphasizes rational choice and deterrence as the basis for crime control?

2

Which school is associated with Lombroso and atavistic features in criminals?

3

Which school highlights social disorganization and urban ecology as crime predictors?

4

Which theory focuses on motivated offenders, suitable targets, and lack of guardians?

5

Which perspective emphasizes crime as a product of social labeling and reaction?

6

Which school centers on gender, power, and inequality in crime (often called feminist criminology)?

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Which school critiques crime through power, class, and capitalism?

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Which theory explains crime as learned through close associations with others?

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Which field combines biology and environment to explain criminal behavior?

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Which approach links crime to social processes, definitions, and labels over time?

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