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What is the definition of a policy?
What is the definition of a policy?
- A course of action designed to solve some problem (correct)
- A behavior that is outside the range of normal societal toleration
- An act or omission punishable by law
- A set of logically interconnected propositions explaining how phenomena are related
What is the main difference between crimes mala in se and crimes mala prohibita?
What is the main difference between crimes mala in se and crimes mala prohibita?
- Crimes mala in se are punished by special laws, while crimes mala prohibita are punished by the Revised Penal Code
- Crimes mala in se are considered offender behavior, while crimes mala prohibita are considered victim behavior
- Crimes mala in se are considered deviant behavior, while crimes mala prohibita are considered normal behavior
- Crimes mala in se are universally condemned, while crimes mala prohibita are prohibited by law (correct)
What is the definition of an offense?
What is the definition of an offense?
- Acts or omissions that are considered deviant behavior
- Acts or omissions punishable by special laws (correct)
- Acts or omissions punishable by the Revised Penal Code
- Acts or omissions in violation of city or municipal ordinances
What is the definition of behavior?
What is the definition of behavior?
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What is the definition of deviant behavior?
What is the definition of deviant behavior?
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What is the primary factor in evaluating a theory?
What is the primary factor in evaluating a theory?
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What is the main difference between macro theories and micro theories?
What is the main difference between macro theories and micro theories?
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What is necessary for a sufficient condition to occur?
What is necessary for a sufficient condition to occur?
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What does probabilistic causality imply?
What does probabilistic causality imply?
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What is the problem with a tautology in a theory?
What is the problem with a tautology in a theory?
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