The Authors of Chapter 11 ("Criminal Justice System")

question 48

Multiple Choice

The authors of Chapter 11 ("Criminal Justice System")

• A) argue for the social psychological perspective on the origins of criminality
• B) argue behaviorism has advantages over the biological perspective
• C) use the concept of strain as an example of a biological explanation of the causes of criminal behavior
• D) note that social psychological explanations of criminal behavior focus on the role of dispositional factors as well as situational factors

Comprehend the operation of melting alloy overload units and their components.

Grasp the concept and implications of inverse time-delay trip characteristics in overload units.

Identify the most common types of overload units and the operational principle behind each.

Recognize the role of bimetallic strips in overload protection and how they function.

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