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Criminology Final Exam- Question and Answers [100% Correct] 2025 Interpersonal violence can be categorized into three main groups: & sexual assault; domestic violence; workplace violence. Homicide refers to homicide, assault, hate crimes the deliberate (non-negligent) killin...

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Criminology Final Exam- Question and
Answers [100% Correct] 2025

Interpersonal violence can be categorized into three main groups: homicide, assault, hate crimes
& sexual assault; domestic violence; workplace violence.



Homicide refers to the deliberate (non-negligent) killing of one person by another.



Gross negligence occurs when someone unintentionally causes the death of another person due
to reckless actions.



Manslaughter is defined as an unintentional killing where there is no specific intent to harm (lack
of mens rea).



Voluntary manslaughter happens when a death occurs due to an intense emotional reaction (e.g.,
discovering a spouse’s infidelity) from an immediate provocation.



Involuntary manslaughter refers to a situation where someone causes death unintentionally, such
as in cases of reckless behavior or gross negligence (e.g., car accidents).



Professional murder involves killing for financial gain.



Serial murder is when an individual kills multiple people over time, often with a cooling-off period
between each act.



Mass murder refers to a single event where an individual kills two or more people at once, rather
than over an extended period.




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, Victim-precipitated murder, a term introduced by Marvin Wolfgang, occurs when the victim
actively provokes or instigates the fatal incident.



Aggravated assault involves an unlawful physical attack aimed at causing severe injury or harm to
another person.



In the U.S., how many people are murdered per 100,000 annually? 6.



Where are murders most prevalent in the United States? In the southern states, with larger cities
in the south having the highest rates of violent crime.



What proportion of murders involve family members? 43%.



What are common causes of murder-related arguments? Romantic triangles, financial disputes,
and property conflicts.



During which seasons do murders typically increase? In summer months (particularly July and
August) and during the holiday seasons, such as December and January.



What defines hate crimes? Violent acts committed against individuals due to their perceived race,
religion, disability, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.



What distinguishes hate crimes from regular crimes in terms of interpersonal violence? Victims
experience greater emotional distress, communities face more fear and tension, and these crimes often
attract more attention from the criminal justice system.



How are hate crimes distributed in the U.S.? In 2007, there were 7,624 hate crimes reported, with
51% driven by racial bias, 18% by religious bias, 17% by sexual-orientation bias, 13% by ethnicity bias,
and 1% by disability bias.



True or false: Hate violence rose by 24% between 2006 and 2007. True.



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