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Criminology - Unit 4 RevisionVersión en línea Let's get quizzical! por Leanne 1 What is meant by social control? a Punishing offenders only. b Methods used to encourage conformity and discourage deviance. c The prison system. d Court sentencing procedures. 2 Which form of social control involves self-regulation based on morals and values? a External social control. b Formal social control. c Internal social control. d Coercion. 3 Which theory is most closely linked to deterrence and strong punishment? a Labelling theory. b Left Realism. c Right Realism. d Marxism. 4 What is the main aim of rehabilitation? a To remove offenders from society permanently. b To reform offenders and reduce offending. c To punish offenders harshly. d To shame offenders publicly. 5 Which aim of punishment focuses on repairing harm to victims? a Reparation b Deterrence c Incapacitation d Retribution 6 What does incapacitation mean? a Educating offenders. b Restricting offenders' freedom to protect society. c Giving offenders compensation. d Warning offenders about punishment. 7 Which sentence is served in the community rather than prison? a Life sentence. b Custodial sentence. c Community sentence. d Whole life order. 8 What does CPTED stand for? a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design b Community Protection Through Effective Deterrence c Crime Punishment Through Enforcement Decisions d Community Prevention Through Education and Discipline 9 Which sociologist developed the idea of defensible space? a Hirschi b Oscar Newman c Skinner d Freud 10 Which behavioural tactic is based on rewards and sanctions? a CCTV b Stop & Search c Token Economy d Gated Lanes 11 What is the main role of the CPS? a Investigating crimes. b Supervising offenders. c Managing prisons. d Prosecuting criminal cases. 12 What test does the CPS use to decide whether to prosecute? a Equality Test. b Full Code Test. c Judicial Review Test. d Public Safety Test. 13 Which principle is central to the philosophy of the judiciary? a Profit b Deterrence c Judicial independence d Rehabilitation only 14 Which agency supervises offenders in the community? a Judiciary b CPS c Prison Service d Probation Service 15 What does MAPPA stand for? a Major Arrest Procedures and Police Action b Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements c Managing and Protecting Prison Populations Act d Monitoring and Assessing Prisoner Protection Agencies 16 Which of the following is a major limitation of prisons? a Too many rehabilitation programmes. b Lack of punishment. c High recidivism rates. d Excessive freedom for prisoners. 17 What is recidivism? a The rehabilitation of offenders. b The punishment of offenders. c Compensation for victims. d Reoffending after punishment. 18 What is one limitation of charities and pressure groups? a They rely heavily on donations and grants. b They can imprison offenders. c They control the judiciary. d They create criminal laws. 19 Which organisation is an example of an NGO linked to criminal justice? a CPS b Judiciary c Nacro d Supreme Court 20 Which command term requires students to weigh up evidence and make a judgement? a Explain b Describe c Outline d Evaluate

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por Leanne

What is meant by social control?

Which form of social control involves self-regulation based on morals and values?

Which theory is most closely linked to deterrence and strong punishment?

What is the main aim of rehabilitation?

Which aim of punishment focuses on repairing harm to victims?

What does incapacitation mean?

Which sentence is served in the community rather than prison?

What does CPTED stand for?

Which sociologist developed the idea of defensible space?

Which behavioural tactic is based on rewards and sanctions?

What is the main role of the CPS?

What test does the CPS use to decide whether to prosecute?

Which principle is central to the philosophy of the judiciary?

Which agency supervises offenders in the community?

What does MAPPA stand for?

Which of the following is a major limitation of prisons?

What is recidivism?

What is one limitation of charities and pressure groups?

Which organisation is an example of an NGO linked to criminal justice?

Which command term requires students to weigh up evidence and make a judgement?