Examining the Relationship Between Criminal Behavior and Other Social Indicators

question 10

Multiple Choice

Examining the relationship between criminal behavior and other social indicators, such as type of neighborhood, may utilize ______.

• A) intensive interviewing of employers in the state
• B) crime mapping
• C) questionnaires sent to residents of the United States
• D) secondary data analysis of data from the early 1900s

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Definitions:

Nash Equilibrium

The situation that occurs in some simultaneous games wherein every player is playing his or her dominant strategy at the same time and thus no player has any reason to change behavior.

First-Mover Advantage

In game theory, the benefit obtained by the party that moves first in a sequential game. A situation that occurs in a sequential game if the player who gets to move first has an advantage in terms of final outcomes over the player(s) who move subsequently.

Simultaneous Game

A strategic interaction (game) between two or more parties (players) in which every player moves (makes a decision) at the same time.

Collusive Oligopoly

A market condition where a small number of firms illegally agree to set prices or output levels to maximize collective profits.