In the 1930s, Harry Anslinger, then head of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, launched a successful effort to criminalize marijuana, which had been legal until that time. Which concept of crime does Anslinger’s moral crusade reflect?​

Caesar Beccaria, in the 1700s, was one of the first scholars to develop a systematic understanding of why people commit crime. Beccaria helped to form the core of what today is referred to as ______________ criminology.​

Social control theory suggests that people learn techniques and attitudes of crime from close relationships with criminal peers.

Travis Hirschi states that  the social bonds a person maintains with society are divided into four main elements.  Which of the following is Not one of these elements?

Stay-at-home practices will help us “flatten the curve” in the COVID-19 pandemic. This statement deals primarily with

The process of  transfer refers to moving in and out of delinquency or shifting between conventional and deviant values.

A question of ____________ deals with whether a specific course of action should or should not be taken.      

In its purest form, _____theory argues that even crimes such as murder, rape, and assault are only bad or evil because people label them as such.

Criminals sometimes neutralize wrongdoings by maintaining that the crime victim “had it coming.”  This is an example of which technique of neutralization?

What does it mean to say that audiences engage in a mental dialogue with the speaker as they listen to a speech? How do you, as a persuasive speaker engage in a mental dialogue with the listener?