In Criminal Behavior Systems, How Did Clinard and Quinney Divide

question 8

Multiple Choice

In Criminal Behavior Systems, how did Clinard and Quinney divide white-collar crime into two types of separate crime in the 1970s?

• A) Corporate crime as crimes by the corporation and occupational crime as crimes against the corporation.
• B) Occupational crime as crimes by the corporation and corporate crime as crimes against the corporation.
• C) White-collar crime as moral or ethical violations and white-collar crime as violations of criminal or civil law.
• D) Organizational crimes by corporations and state authority crimes by the government.

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Definitions:

Just Cause

Legal grounds for termination, such as employee misconduct or incompetence.

Workplace

A location where individuals are employed to perform tasks and duties for an organization, which can range from an office setting to remote work environments.

Counselling

The discussion of a problem with an employee, with the general objective of helping that employee resolve the issue or cope with the situation in order for them to become more effective.

Positive Discipline

A management strategy that focuses on encouraging good behavior in employees through positive reinforcement rather than punishment.