A(n) Example(s) of the Paradigm Shift in Victimology Is That

question 1

Multiple Choice

A(n) example(s) of the paradigm shift in victimology is that many victimologists now _____________.

• A) Seek to identify risk factors for victimization.
• B) Work with offenders to understand victims' motivation.
• C) Develop theories that explain how and why targets are selected for victimization.
• D) Try to provide resources for offender rehabilitation.
• E) A and C
• F) B and D

Analyze health care through different theoretical perspectives including feminist, conflict, symbolic interactionist, and functionalist views.

Assess the significance of alternative health care practices and their role in the current health care system.

Examine societal attitudes towards mental health, obesity, and chronic diseases within the context of health and disability.

Discuss the treatment and the societal perception of disabled people, and the impact of societal norms on their treatment.

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