___________ theories of crime assume that all societies are in a process of constant change and that this dynamic process creates conflicts among various societal groups.Social DisorganizationMarxistFeministLabellingConflict

Conflict theories identify which of following as central to understanding crime:Question 1Select one:Access to powerAnomieSocial strainRational choice

______ is a theory advanced by criminologists that harsh penalties will prevent people from committing crimes.Group of answer choicesCriminalist theoryJudicial activist theoryDeterrence theoryPunitive theory

Which early criminology theories concluded that criminals were inferior to ‘normal man’?Question 10Select one:Sociological theoriesBiological theoriesEcological theoriesPsychological theories

Which theory suggests that crimes committed by the upper classes are typically treated more leniently than crimes committed by the lower classes because laws represent the interests of those in power?Group of answer choicesdifferential association theoryconflict theoryprincipled deviancefunctionalist theory

Which of the following approaches states that even when the powerful engage in harmful and even criminal activities, they still have the resources to resist deviant labels?A.social-conflict theoryB.structural-functional theoryC.labeling theoryD.symbolic-interaction theory