Copycat Crime Research Suggests All of the Following EXCEPT

question 6

Multiple Choice

Copycat crime research suggests all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) The effect of the media is more likely qualitative rather than quantitative
• B) Copycat offenders usually do not have the criminal intent to commit a particular crime before they copy a media-based technique
• C) There is a pragmatic use of the media by offenders, with borrowing media crime techniques as the most common practice
• D) Copycat criminals are more likely to be career criminals involved in property offenses rather than first or violent offenders

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Definitions:

Class-by-Class Basis

A method of analysis or reporting where items are categorized and evaluated separately in distinct classes or groups.

Initial Recognition

The process of recording an asset or liability in the financial statements at the time it is incurred or acquired.

Measurement Basis

The method or approach used in accounting to determine the value at which assets, liabilities, income, and expenses are recorded in the financial statements.

Cost

The value of money that has been used up to produce something or deliver a service, and hence is not available for use anymore.