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5.A constructivist view of deviance asserts that.... a.offenders’ desire to offend can be redirected to more constructive pursuits b.conventional notions of right and wrong are objectively true c.it is more productive to address the underlying social inequalities that cause crime, rather than incarcerate offenders d.categories of right and wrong, and therefore deviance from them, are socially constructed
6.Crimes that termedmala in seare considered to be:
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b.wrong in-and-of themselves c.wrong by common law d.misdemeanors 7.The first comprehensive set of crime statistics published in 1930 was the ___________________.
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8.Part II offenses in the UCR include.....
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9.Offenses that are not included in the UCR due to the fact that they gounreported are called... a.the dark figure of crime b.outliers c.invisible victims d.silent statistics
10.Which of the following is considered to be a shortcoming in theinformation furnished by the UCR?
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