Match the Following Criminological Theory or Field of Study with the Correct

question 23

Multiple Choice

Match the following criminological theory or field of study with the correct definition listed below.
-A theory that argues that critical criminologists need to redirect their attention to the fear and the very real victimization experienced by working-class people.

• A)Criminological theory
• B)Classical theory
• C)Neoclassical theory
• D)Positivism
• E)Biological theory
• F)Criminal anthropology
• G)Body-type theory
• H)Modern biocriminology
• I)Psychoanalytic theory
• J)Humanistic psychological theory
• K)Social disorganization theory
• L)Anomie or strain theory
• M)Differential association theory
• N)Learning theory
• O)Social control theory
• P)Labeling theory
• Q)Conflict theory
• R)Radical theory
• S)British or left realism
• T)Peacemaking criminology
• U)Feminist theory
• V)Postmodern theory

Understand the specific pay plans designed to improve cost-effectiveness, such as the Scanlon Plan.

Understand Freud's psychoanalytic theory, including the structure of personality (id, ego, superego).

Identify and explain Freud's psychosexual stages of development.

Recognize different defense mechanisms as proposed by Freud and understand their purposes.

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Definitions:

Substantial Evidence

Refers to evidence that a reasonable mind could accept as adequate to support a conclusion. It is defined as “more than a scintilla but less than preponderance” and consists of “such relevant evidence as a reasonable person would accept as adequate to support a conclusion.”

Upheld in Court

Upheld in court refers to a court's decision to confirm or support a previous ruling or judgment, maintaining its validity and enforcement.

Proposed Agency Rules

Preliminary regulations put forward by a government agency for review, comment, and eventual implementation to guide operations or ensure compliance.

United States Congress

The bicameral legislative body of the federal government of the United States, consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate.