Theft and Burglary

question 107

Multiple Choice

Theft and burglary

• A)can be viewed as attempts to maximize utility, given certain marginal costs and marginal benefits.
• B)are examples of irrational behavior.
• C)are applications of the law of increasing opportunity cost.
• D)are less economically rational than crimes of passion and violence.

Distinguish between various adolescent social statuses and their implications.

Understand the role of constructive play in cognitive and problem-solving skill development.

Comprehend how developmental psychologists conceptualize stages of friendship.

Acquire knowledge on the social dynamics and hierarchy within peer groups.

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Definitions:

Positive Illusions

Unrealistically favorable attitudes that people have towards themselves or situations in their lives.

Nondepressed People

Individuals who do not exhibit symptoms of depression and generally maintain a regular, stable mood.

Self-Esteem

A person's personal assessment of their own importance or merit.

Low Self-Esteem

Refers to a person's belief that they are not worthy or do not measure up to others' or their own standards.