1 .		The idea that the chances of delinquency occurring can be reduced if youngsters maintain attachments and commitments to school, family, and peers is a theory of what perspective? [Hint]
2 .		Which of the following theorized that crime is the price we pay for living in a free society? [Hint]
3 .		Anomie theory refers to [Hint]
4 .		Who argued that the low crime rate in Japan is a result of Japanese programs promoting high employment and the fact that income disparities are much lower than in the United States? [Hint]
5 .		Which of the following perspectives would argue that the legal and criminal justice systems are geared to benefit the dominant groups in society? [Hint]
6 .		Cultural transmission theories argue that [Hint]
7 .		According to recent surveys, what is the crime that women under the age of thirty-five fear the most? [Hint]
8 .		Which of the following is not an example of white collar crime? [Hint]
9 .		If crimes were evenly spaced throughout the day, in 2002 there would have been one serious crime every [Hint]
10 .		Plea bargaining is involved in approximately what percentage of all convictions for criminal offenses? [Hint]
11 .		Since 1975, the rate of incarceration in the United States has [Hint]
12 .		Recidivism is a measure of [Hint]
13 .		The media has a tendency to portray crime in a way that [Hint]
14 .		The lower crime rate in Japan may be due largely to [Hint]
15 .		This professor of law and criminology believes that Americans have an exaggerated belief in the ability of imprisonment to control crime. [Hint]
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