CJ 340 Module Six Quiz Attempt 1 (A)

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Attempt Score 18/20-A- Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 18/20-A- Question 1 2/ 2 points Criminologists use which of the following terms to refer to criminal activities, transactions, or schemes that violate the laws of more than one country or have a direct impact on a foreign country? Select one. Intra-national crime International crime Foreign crime o) Transnational crime w Hide question 1 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources. Question 2 2/ 2 points True or false: International crimes are crimes that are usually committed by single perpetrators. True o) False

Question 3 2/ 2 points Since the 1980s, cross-cultural researchers have devoted particular attention to the hypothesis that which of the following lead to increases in crime? Select one. Overpopulation and homelessness ) Modernization and urbanization Increased drug abuse and availability of weapons Heterogeneity and immigration w Hide question 3 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources. Question 4 2/ 2 points Which of the following was undertaken by a conglomerate of international researchers who conducted three victimization surveys in numerous developed and developing countries? Select one. Correlates of Crime Uniform Crime Report Comparative Crime Data File o International Crime Victims Survey w Hide question 4 feedback

Question 5 2/ 2 points Recently, criminologist Obi Ebbe has reviewed the Gluecks' studies and found their theories to be applicable to juvenile delinquents in which of the following countries? Select one. o) Nigeria England Japan Germany w Hide question 5 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources. Question 6 2/ 2 points International crimes can be tried in which of the following? Select one. The United Nations The United States ) The courts of countries that recognize those crimes or international courts Guantanamo Bay w Hide question 6 feedback

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Question 7 2/ 2 points According to the module resources, research indicates that much of the illegal population flow worldwide is controlled by which of the following? Select one. The Mafia The Yakuza Drug cartels @ Organized crime w Hide question 7 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources. Question 8 2/ 2 points According to the module resources, no other form of transnational and organized crime is as costly in terms of human suffering and national financial burden as which of the following? Select one. Trafficking of young children Theft on the high seas by pirates o) lllicit trade in narcotic drugs Illegal trade in arms w Hide question 8 feedback

Question 9 2/ 2 points Which of the following are integral parts of the quality of governance? Select one. Transparency and equity @) Crime and justice Crime and safety Jurisprudence and justice w Hide question 9 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources. Question 10 0/ 2 points Comparative analyses of which of the following find that trends can take distinctly different directions between countries, regions, and cities, and macro- and micro levels? Select one. Crime and violence Violent crimes and property crimes Crime and deviance ) Demographics and crime w Hide question 10 feedback For more information on this topic, refer to the Applying Theory resources.

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