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CMY1501


INTRODUCTION
TO CRIMINOLOGY:
CRIME, OFFENDERS
AND CRIMINAL
BEHAVIOUR

2013-2019+

,CMY1501
#online exam
defeated.
+vanue based.

UP-TO 2019+




2019
Contents:
IN THIS SECTION:

• Past Assignments
• Past Exams and
Memo’s
(2013-2019+)
• Notes

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CMY1501

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Past Exam Q&A
*Answers at the end of the assignment.

, CMY1501




1. Which of the following concepts was important in righting the wrongs of crime in precolonial Africa?

(1) Rehabilitation; treatment
(2) Retribution; punishment
(3) Reconciliation; compensation
(4) Reconstruction; development


2. Literally, what does the word “criminology “mean the study of?

(1) Crime
(2) The criminal justice system
(3) Culture of crime
(4) Society


3. According to the power-control theory, what are gender and social class differences in
delinquency linked to?

(1) The structure of the family
(2) Cultural and ethnic diversity
(3) Aggressiveness
(4) Lack of opportunities


4. Concerning emotions, which one of the following statements is incorrect?

(1) Emotions indicate the desire that a specific result will follow from a specific action.
(2) Emotions are short-lived, subjective-physiological and functional –expressive
phenomena that orchestrate how we react to events in our lives.
(3) Emotions are subjective feelings that make us feel in a particular way such as angry,
joyful or sad.
(4) Emotions have four components, namely; feelings, bodily arousal, a sense of purpose
and social expression.

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