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Question 5 Match the area in the criminal justice system to its roles and responsibilities when interacting with victims of crime. Choose your responses from the drop-down menus below. Response options cannot be used more than once. 6 2 5 Question 6 Introduce evidence that casts reasonable doubt on the case Ensure the inclusion of victim impact information; provide protection and recourse to victims and witnesses who are being intimidated or harassed by perpetrat participate in multi-disciplinary efforts to ensure a seamless delivery of rights and services to victims of crime Advocate for the child as appointed by the court rs: Ensure programming is commensurate with court orders relevant to victims, such as sex offender treatment. alcohol and/or other drug counseling. anger management. and notification of status changes Take reasonable measures requested by the victim to ensure his or her safety and security, such s protection or “no contact order; ensure victims have appropriate input into any conditions of supervision if probation is ordered Solicit victims opinions relevant to appropriate community service sanctions Secure the victim's property if personal safety has been compromised s a result of crime; participate in mult-disciplinary efforts to ensure a seamless delivery of rights and services to victims of crime 1. Law enforcemet 2. Correctional institutions. 3. Defense 5. Probation 6. Prosecutor 7. Guardian ad litem 2/2 points 2/2 points What is defined as the extent to which the victim contributed to the criminal event that harmed them and can take two forms—victim facilitation and victim provocation? Select one. Provocation ‘@) Precipitation Victimization Enablement

Question 7 2/ 2 points A situation in which a student leaves his laptop in the library while he goes to the restroom and then has it stolen is an example of what? Select one. Enablement ‘») Facilitation Provocation Precipitation D View question 7 feedback Question 8 2/ 2 points The self-centeredness element in the general theory of crime compares to which element in the extended low self-control theory to explain victimization? Select one. Future orientation Tolerance for frustration Diligence @) Empathy Question 9 2/2 points By only examining the outcome of a criminal event, the lines get blurred on who is the victim and who is the offender; therefore, it is essential to examine dynamics that surround the event to determine whether or not the victim in any way contributed to his or her own victimization. Who argued this? Select one. ‘@) Hans von Hentig Marvin Wolfgang Stephan Schafer Benjamin Mendelsohn D View question 9 feedback Question 10 2/ 2 points There are four main concepts in the process of social learning theory. Which concept suggests that people are more likely to engage in a behavior based on certain desirable results involving rewards or punishment? Select one. Imitation Differential association ‘o) Differential reinforcement Definitions

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