Soc2266 New Forms of Violence and Crime
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Which type of hate crime is characterized by actions motivated purely by the enjoyment or thrill of the act?

  • Mission hate crimes
  • Reactive hate crimes
  • Thrill-seeking hate crimes (correct)
  • Instinctual hate crimes

Which of the following is NOT considered a type of property crime?

  • Embezzlement (correct)
  • Fraud
  • Vandalism
  • Motor vehicle theft

Which of the following descriptions of motor-vehicle crime is NOT accurate?

  • It encompasses theft from a vehicle.
  • It includes joyriding.
  • It primarily involves the theft of a vehicle.
  • It exclusively involves long-term transportation offenses. (correct)

Which criminal act involves the use of fire or explosion for property destruction?

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What trend was observed in arson attack rates between 2001 and 2014?

<p>Dropped by 48% (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a characteristic of break-and-enter crimes?

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Which motivation is typically associated with profit-motivated motor-vehicle crime?

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Which of the following characteristics does NOT typically describe reactive hate crimes?

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Hate Crime

Interpersonal violent crime driven by prejudice against victims based on their physical or social traits.

Property Crime

A wide range of offenses involving property, from minor acts to sophisticated professional activities.

Break and Enter

Entering a property without permission.

Motor-Vehicle Crime (MVC)

Offenses involving cars, trucks, or SUVs, including theft and damage.

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Arson

Destroying property through fire or explosions.

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Joyriding

Driving a stolen vehicle for pleasure, not profit.

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Profit-motivated

Stealing a vehicle for financial gain.

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Reactive hate crime

A hate crime motivated by an immediate response to perceived provocation or hostility.

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Study Notes

Soc2266

  • Course code: Soc2266
  • Copyright holders: Kobayashi (2024) and Winterdyk (2023)

New Forms of Violence

  • Hate crime involves interpersonal violence motivated by bias against victims with specific physical or social traits.
  • Thrill-seeking hate crimes exist.
  • Reactive hate crimes also exist.
  • Mission hate crimes also exist.

Property Crime

  • Property crime ranges from minor to major, even sophisticated forms.
  • Activities associated include motor vehicle theft, vandalism, break-and-enter, arson, and fraud.

Break and Enter

  • Break and Enter, Burglary, and Robbery are categorized as break and enter crimes
  • Patterns and characteristics of these crimes are subject to discussion and analysis.

Motor-Vehicle Crime

  • Motor Vehicle Crime (MVC) includes offenses like theft of cars, trucks, or SUVs and criminal damage to or theft from vehicles.
  • Motivation for MVC can be joyriding, profit-motivated, short-term transportation, or long-term transportation.

Arson

  • Arson involves the destruction of property by fire or explosion
  • Arson rates dropped significantly between 2001 and 2014, but have remained steady since 2013.
  • The damage caused by arson can be significant despite its lower frequency of occurrence.
  • Different categories of juvenile arsonists were discussed. These included those playing with matches, crying for help, delinquent ones, and those severely disturbed.
  • Adult fire-setting motives include arson for profit, revenge, covering up other crimes, and involvement of organized crime groups or political terrorists.
  • Douglas and Olshaker investigated the early lives of rapists and other violent offenders, discovering a "homicidal triad" including arson/fire-setting, cruelty to animals, and bedwetting at inappropriate ages.

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Explore the various forms of hate crimes and their motivations, alongside the spectrum of property crimes including break and enter and motor vehicle offenses. This quiz analyzes the characteristics and impacts of different types of crimes discussed in Soc2266.

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