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The elderly are resistant
to_____

The theory of deviant
focus on how people living
in the deteriorated
neighourhood react to
social isolation and
economic deprivation

The viennese psychiatrist
who believes that man
carries the unconscious
biological drives is

The theory that states that
human beings commit
crime because they
rationally calculate that the
crime will give them more
pleasure thanpain is

5. Human ecology is a branch of________

The humanitarian efforts of
mutually aids rather than
coercive punishment is the
key to the
_justice model

7. American cities developed through_______

argues that crime is a
violation of culture norms

suggested that criminal
victimization can be
avoided by moving to an
area with greater law
enforcement and lower
crime rates

The concept of crime
implies the codification of such rules in the form of

_argued that delinquency
results when an individual's
bond to society is weak or
broken .

This influence crime
rates_______

The delinquent subculture
is associated with________

crimes officially recorded by
the police is called_______

15. strain theory is related to__________

The maslow's hierarchy of
needs in the safety needs
are________

Human trafficking is not a
new phenomenon,its
activities are not different
from the slave trade of the
__era

common law is a violation
of__________

19. The scholars that define social problem as a deviation from social norms are______

20. In research ,cohort study is a criminological_______

21. positive reinforcement is the condition that_________

The act which is illegal if a
juvenile commits it but
would not be crime if it is
committed by an adult is
called

Human trafficking involves
a long term exploitation for
_gain

24. Who argued that man is a biological and cultural factors and not freewill_______

The
status attracts the attention
of thieves

26. The exponent of the genetically inherited character in criminological study is________

criminal law is also called
a_______law

strain theory is associated
with this scholar________

The view of the justice
system portrays a method
for dispensing treatment to
needy patients known as

The scientific study criminal
behaviour is _______

The method of research
which was developed by
demographers and applied
primarily to the study of
fertity using age-groups is

Classical ideas about crime
and punishment was
advocated by

According to
_punishment is critical
because it symbolises the
legitimate social order and
power of societies.

Crime skyrocketed in the
1930s during the
__Depression

schmalleger says that
criminal law
specifies_______

36. Tarde is associated with the theory of______

This theory states that
these areas are homes for
the “demoralized kinds of
people” who are easy
targets for crime: the
homeless, the addicted, the
retended and the elderly
poor

Debark records of crime is
otherwise known as ___ records

39. The lower part of the the physiological needs is _________

40. One of the subtypes of objective oppression is________

_defines crime as a
nonconformist conduct that
breaks a law

The behaviours that the
state considers to be
unacceptable is said to be

43. Negative reinforcement is the condition that_______

According to________, he
saw crime as a social
product, determine by
social conditions, capable
of being controlled only in
social terms

__discuss the central
objectives and yardsticks
for measuring successful
policing

The American psychologist
who maintained that body
types were related to crime
is

The crime control
philosophy emphasises the
essence of protecting the
society and compensating
the

48. Abraham maslow is related to the work of_______theory

Target Vulnerability : the
victims’ physical weakness
incapable of resisting or
deterring crime is
associated with
victimization

The UN Resolution on the
transnational organised
crime convention is
otherwise known as
__convention