Criminology
Study Guide
Chapter 4
- What
is the victimology? How do you
study victomology?
- Define
spillover. Explain, How and why it
affects victims?
- When
is person has been abused (physically, emotionally, sexually), what types
of behaviors are they more likely to demonstrate? Explain your answer.
- What
types of neighborhoods are more vulnerable to crime? Explain why.
- Describe
the characteristics of victims, include (age, sex, race, living
conditions, marital status . . . )
Explain how each characteristic is related to being a victim.
- Explain
why victims tend to be re-victimized.
- Do
offenders tend to victimize those that are of the same race (intra-racial)
or from a different race (inter-racial)? Explain your answer
- How is
substance abuse related to crime?
- Explain
the differences between Active and Passive precipitation.
- List
and explain the theoretical assumptions of the Lifestyle Theory.
- List
and explain the theoretical assumptions of Deviant Place Theory.
- List
and explain the theoretical assumptions of Routine Activities Theory.
- How do the Omnibus Victim and Witness
Protection Act protect victims?
- How
does a victim-offender reconciliation program help victims?