Essay Questions: You may use your text or any material covered in class, including discussion boards, podcasts, or publications. Pull from all of these sources when writing a succinct answer! Remember, you will likely need to write at least 5-8 sentences to answer these questions. Answer every part of the question in order to receive full credit. DO NOT simply write what was stated on the lecture notes. Apply Merton’s strain theory to gang violence. Then, apply and provide an example of each of the typologies of individual adaptation to gang violence.

Community-based approaches are grouped into which model of crime prevention?

Whom do community-based approaches to crime punishment and prevention target? Select all that apply.

Which of the following is false regarding firearms?

Which factor offers better explanations of more common but less serious forms of student misconduct in school?

Which of the following factors are considered school climate factors? Select all that apply.

Roman was fired from CS Electric because he was routinely late to work and verbally abusive towards several coworkers. He decides to get revenge on the supervisor who fired him. Roman brings a rifle to CS Electric and murders the supervisor. This is considered which type of workplace violence?

Essay Questions: You may use your text or any material covered in class, including discussion boards, podcasts, or publications. Pull from all of these sources when writing a succinct answer! Remember, you will likely need to write at least 5-8 sentences to answer these questions. Answer every part of the question in order to receive full credit. DO NOT simply write what was stated on the lecture notes. In your own words, describe the multiple reasons why IPA survivors stay with their abusers. Include specific reasons, examples, and use relevant terminology.

Ted Bundy is a relatively well-known serial killer who committed horrifying acts of violence. Which of the following would likely be false given what you have learned from your readings on serial killers?

Attempting to explain why and how criminal violence occurs aligns best with which perspective of criminal violence?