How Is the Neoclassical School Different from the Classical School

question 49

Multiple Choice

How is the neoclassical school different from the classical school?

• A)The neoclassical school assumes that some people are hedonistic.
• B)The neoclassical school argues that some people (e.g. ,males aged 50 and disabled)believe that the causes of crime are external in nature.
• C)The neoclassical school argues that some people (e.g. ,millennials and Generation Xers)use rational thinking to commit crime.
• D)The neoclassical school assumes that some people (e.g. ,children and the insane)cannot reason.

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Definitions:

Achievement Motive

The internal drive or need for achievement that propels individuals to strive for success, achieve goals, and tackle challenging tasks.

Competence Motive

The drive or desire to be effective in dealing with the environment and achieving proficiency or mastery in skills.

Power Motive

The drive or desire to attain control, influence, or authority over others or one's environment.

Intellect Motive

A drive to engage in mental activities and challenges that are expected to enrich one's knowledge or understanding.