11 Questions
What did George Wilker believe about criminology?
It cannot become a science due to lack of universal validity.
According to Edwin H. Sutherland, what gives hope for criminology to become a science in the future?
The similarity in causes of crimes, whether biological, environmental, or a mix of both.
Why is criminology considered an applied science?
Because it has established universally accepted principles and concepts used by other fields of study.
In what way does criminology contribute to society according to the text?
By studying crime as a social phenomenon with great impact on society.
What characteristic defines criminology as a social science?
Its study of crime as a social phenomenon.
What is the primary focus of criminology according to Edwin H. Sutherland?
The entire body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon
Who is considered a criminologist according to R.A. 6506?
A person who is a graduate of a Criminology degree, has passed the examination, and is registered by the PRC
What is the etymological origin of the term 'criminology'?
From the Latin word 'crimen' meaning 'crime' and the Greek word 'logos' meaning 'to study'
Which division of criminology focuses on the causes of crimes and criminal behavior?
Etiology of Crimes
Who first used the term 'criminologie' in French for criminology?
Paul Topinard
According to Edwin H. Sutherland, what does criminology include within its scope?
The entire body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon
Explore the fundamental concepts of criminology including the study of crimes, criminals, and societal responses towards law-breaking behaviors. Delve into the scientific examination of the causes of crime within the context of human behavior and society.
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