The Notion That Public Order Crimes Are "Victimless" Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

The notion that public order crimes are "victimless" is

• A)widely accepted among criminologists and the general public
• B)contested by criminologists but accepted among the general public
• C)rejected by criminologists, due to the number of "secondary victims" harmed by such crimes
• D)rejected by criminologists, due to the large number of public order crimes reported each year on the NCVS

Assess the accuracy and reliability of research findings, especially from Internet sources.

Understand the advantages and limitations of participant observation in sociological research.

Recognize the role and relevance of historical research in sociology.

Understand the concept of socialization and its role in shaping human behavior and the self-concept.

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Definitions:

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The process of teaching a young child to use the toilet for urination and defecation.

Walking up Stairs

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Height

The measurement of someone or something from base to top or head to foot.

Parallel Play

Form of play among a group of children, primarily toddlers, in which each one engages in an independent activity that is similar to but not influenced by or shared with the others.