DLE1224(6) SOCIOLOGICAL CRIMINOLOGY
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Nur Fatima Aisya Jamil
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the principle of 'Statistical Probability' in sociological criminology?
study of individual behavior.
likelihood of certain crimes based on group characteristics.
legal definitions of crime.
ignores group dynamics in society.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the 'conflict' explanation for crime according to sociological theories?
Interaction among social groups
Institutional arrangements within society
Due to social class struggle
How we live
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Match
Match the following
Higher crime in cities with busy families
Poor people steal to achieve financial success
Child marriage common in Kelantan rather than KL
Social Disorganisation Theory
Strain Theory
Culture Conflict Theory
Social Disorganisation Theory
Strain Theory
Culture Conflict Theory
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Which of the following are NOT components of environmental criminology under social disorganisation?
PPR is crime hot spot
Unmaintained flats
CCTV
Well-lit car parks
Zone in Transition
Broken windows theory
Defensible space
CPTED
Zone in Transition
Broken windows theory
Defensible space
CPTED
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Match the following
Stealing during covid-19
Snatch theft at low-cost flast next to luxury condos
Join gangs due to family conflict
economic
relative deprivation
general strain theory
economic
relative deprivation
general strain theory
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Match the following
Mat Rempit reject mainstream middle-class values
low-income youths reject academic achievement
“Gang 36” gain status through fights
Justifying stealing to sruvive
Drug traffick to attain wealth because no higher education
subcultural theory
reaction formation
violent subculture
techniques of neutralisation
differential oppoertunity theory
subcultural theory
reaction formation
violent subculture
techniques of neutralisation
differential oppoertunity theory
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following theories under social process explains crime as learned through interaction?
Containment theory
Social learning theory
General theory of crime
Labelling theory
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Match the following
Mat Rempit influenced by peers
No CCTV at parking leads to bike stolen
Lack parental attachment leads to gangsterism
social learning theory
containment theory
social bond theory
social learning theory
containment theory
social bond theory
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Match the following
snatch theft for quick money
Migrant stealing to gain autonomy
recidivism among drug addicts
general theory of crime
control balance theory
labelling theory
general theory of crime
control balance theory
labelling theory
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Multiple Choice
In social conflict, the concept of 'law as a tool of power' describes law as...
ensuring equality for all groups.
serving the interests of the powerful groups.
always neutral and unbiased.
designed to prevent any form of conflict.
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Match the following criminological theories
Snatch theft for quick rewards outweigh risk of getting caught
Drug addicts have impulse-control disorder
Murdered a friend because he was possessed
Gangsterism from lack of family bonds
Classical
Biological
Psychological
Sociological
Classical
Biological
Psychological
Sociological
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