Introduction to Criminology

Evaluator

Scientific

Objectivity

Interactionist

criminalist.

criminologist

criminal justice professional

none of the above

chronic

compulsive

indelible

restrictive

Park and Burgess

Sykes and Matza

Cloward and Ohlin

Pepinsky and Quinney

Scientific

Causative

Disciplinary

None of these

defining parameters of private and public property

regulating social relationship such as marriage

maintaining the status quo and power relationships

all of the above

sociological

psychological

political

mainstream

Retreatist

Rebel

Ritualist

Innovator

criminologists utilize a broad scientific perspective

criminology studies street crime, corporate, and global crimes

crime is a local matter

criminology includes the study of crime, penal codes, and deviance

it is a scientific study of making laws and the breaking of laws

it is a subjective view of why crime occurs

it is society’s reaction to the breaking of law

it adopts methods of study from all the social and behavioral sciences