When Criminologists Report on a Crime-Related Topic, Compared to Reports

question 14

Multiple Choice

When criminologists report on a crime-related topic, compared to reports from the media, which of the following is most likely true?

• A) Criminologists base their report on anecdotal accounts whereas the media uses empirical evidence.
• B) Criminologists use public testimonials whereas the media reports on evidence gained from systematic methods.
• C) The media's reports tend to appeal to the public, whereas most criminologists are concerned with reporting facts.

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