Intro To Crim. Pre Board 2023

Identify which one is NOT hedonistic attitude?

• rational

• fun

• pleasure

• happiness

Define what is utilitarianism below?

• usefulness of action

• happiness of man

• pleasure seeking

• fancy and funny activity

Which of the theory below believe that crime is normal?

• Positivist

• Classicalist

• Neo-classicalist

• Environmentalist

Which is NOT a portrayal of an atavistic tendency?

• Man`s behavior is a product of his own choice

• Man is born with a propensity to offend

• Man characterizes savage throwback to early man

• Man has ferocious instincts of primitive humanity and inferior animals

   

Which of the statement below describe classical theory?

• That punishment of man must be in accordance with the law

• That man`s biological composition is a precursor of crime

• That man sometimes is subdued by uncontrollable impulse

• That man cannot calculate the nature of his act

Which of the theory below is a proponent for mitigation of crime?

• Classical

• Neo-classical

• Positivist

• Neo-positivist

Which of them is the main idea of positivist theory?

• The use of punishment to deter crime

• The use of science in the study of crime

• That criminals deserves to be punished

• That deterrence will stop anti-social behavior

How do you recognize below such combination of rational spirit of investigation using the scientific method, emphasizing empiricism or experimentation.

• Positivist

• Classical

• Metaphysics

• Theology

What makes classical theory differs from positivist theory?

• The former considered man as a moral creature while the latter consider crime as social phenomenon

• The former is legalistic while the later is rigid

• The latter consider the application of mechanical punishment while the former through science

• The latter is for retribution while the former is for rehabilitation

Which explain below that study of criminology involves the use of knowledge and  concept of other sciences and field of study?

• Theory

• Applied Science

• Scientific Method

• Natural Science