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According to Campbell (1981), women are more likely to be cautioned than prosecuted for two possible reasons:
According to Campbell (1981), women are more likely to be cautioned than prosecuted for two possible reasons:
- because they are victims of domestic violence or because they are immigrants
- because they are wealthy or because they have high social status
- because they are women or because they have factors associated with women (correct)
- because they have a history of mental illness or because they are homeless
What percentage of the prison population was male in 2021?
What percentage of the prison population was male in 2021?
- 80%
- 85%
- 96% (correct)
- 90%
What percentage of women serving sentences were serving sentences of less than 12 months?
What percentage of women serving sentences were serving sentences of less than 12 months?
- 17% (correct)
- 15%
- 20%
- 10%
According to Heidensohn (1985), women are treated more harshly when they commit crimes that involve:
According to Heidensohn (1985), women are treated more harshly when they commit crimes that involve:
What type of crimes are deemed legitimate for women to commit, according to the text?
What type of crimes are deemed legitimate for women to commit, according to the text?
According to Geppert (2022), female defendants are treated leniently due to:
According to Geppert (2022), female defendants are treated leniently due to:
What is relative deprivation defined as?
What is relative deprivation defined as?
What is the main difference between relative deprivation and absolute deprivation?
What is the main difference between relative deprivation and absolute deprivation?
What is an example of relative poverty?
What is an example of relative poverty?
What is the primary distinction between folkways and mores?
What is the primary distinction between folkways and mores?
What is the origin of the term 'taboo'?
What is the origin of the term 'taboo'?
What can lead to feelings of injustice, even when absolute conditions have improved?
What can lead to feelings of injustice, even when absolute conditions have improved?
What is the primary focus of 'breaching experiments' in sociology?
What is the primary focus of 'breaching experiments' in sociology?
What is the role of expectations in relative deprivation?
What is the role of expectations in relative deprivation?
What is the relationship between relative deprivation and political marginalisation?
What is the relationship between relative deprivation and political marginalisation?
According to sociologists, what determines whether an act is deviant or not?
According to sociologists, what determines whether an act is deviant or not?
What is the key idea behind the social construction of deviance?
What is the key idea behind the social construction of deviance?
What is the definition of deviance provided by Fulcher and Scott?
What is the definition of deviance provided by Fulcher and Scott?
What type of harms are not treated as criminal by the state?
What type of harms are not treated as criminal by the state?
What is a limitation of Indigenous Criminology?
What is a limitation of Indigenous Criminology?
Why do criminal researchers get money for doing certain research?
Why do criminal researchers get money for doing certain research?
What is an example of a non-state means to address crime?
What is an example of a non-state means to address crime?
What is a consequence of Indigenous Criminology's limited critical analysis?
What is a consequence of Indigenous Criminology's limited critical analysis?
What is a limitation of procedural ethics in relation to indigenous methodologies?
What is a limitation of procedural ethics in relation to indigenous methodologies?
What is essential for ensuring community-driven research according to Indigenous Research Ethics Protocols in Canada?
What is essential for ensuring community-driven research according to Indigenous Research Ethics Protocols in Canada?
What is the purpose of Indigenous Research Methods such as Storytelling and Oral history interviews?
What is the purpose of Indigenous Research Methods such as Storytelling and Oral history interviews?
What is meant by 'data sovereignty' in the context of indigenous research?
What is meant by 'data sovereignty' in the context of indigenous research?
What is necessary to Indigenize research-ethics processes according to Jennifer Grenz?
What is necessary to Indigenize research-ethics processes according to Jennifer Grenz?
What is the primary goal of Indigenous Research Ethics Protocols in Canada?
What is the primary goal of Indigenous Research Ethics Protocols in Canada?
