Essentials of Criminal Justice 7th Edition Siegel Test Bank

1. Part 1: Concepts of Crime, Law, and Criminology
2. Chapter 1: Crime and Criminology
3. What Criminologists Do: The Elements of Criminology
4. A Brief History of Criminology
5. Deviant or Criminal? How Criminologists Define Crime
6. Criminology and the Criminal Law
7. Criminology and Criminal Justice
8. Ethical Issues in Criminology
9. Summary
10. Key Terms
11. Critical Thinking Questions
12. Notes
13. Chapter 2: The Nature and Extent of Crime
14. Primary Sources of Crime Data
15. Crime Trends
16. Crime Patterns
17. Chronic Offenders/Criminal Careers
18. Summary
19. Key Terms
20. Critical Thinking Questions
21. Notes
22. Chapter 3: Victims and Victimization
23. The Victim’s Role
24. The Costs of Victimization
25. The Nature of Victimization
26. Theories of Victimization
27. Caring for the Victim
28. Summary
29. Key Terms
30. Critical Thinking Questions
31. Notes
32. Part 2: Theories of Crime Causation
33. Chapter 4: Rational Choice Theory
34. Development of Rational Choice Theory
35. Concepts of Rational Choice
36. Is Crime Truly Rational?
37. Situational Crime Prevention
38. General Deterrence
39. Specific Deterrence
40. Incapacitation
41. Criminal Justice and Rational Choice Theory
42. Summary
43. Key Terms
44. Critical Thinking Questions
45. Notes
46. Chapter 5: Trait Theory
47. Development of Trait Theory
48. Contemporary Trait Theory
49. Biological Trait Theories
50. Psychological Trait View
51. Personality and Crime
52. Intelligence and Criminality
53. Mental Disorders and Crime
54. Evaluation of Trait Theory
55. Social Policy and Trait Theory
56. Summary
57. Key Terms
58. Critical Thinking Questions
59. Notes
60. Chapter 6: Social Structure Theory
61. Economic Structure and American Society
62. Social Structure Theories
63. Social Disorganization Theory
64. Strain Theories
65. Cultural Deviance Theory
66. Social Structure Theory and Public Policy
67. Summary
68. Key Terms
69. Critical Thinking Questions
70. Notes
71. Chapter 7: Social Process Theory
72. Institutions of Socialization
73. Social Learning Theories
74. Social Control Theory
75. Social Reaction (Labeling) Theory
76. Social Process Theory and Public Policy
77. Summary
78. Key Terms
79. Critical Thinking Questions
80. Notes
81. Chapter 8: Social Conflict, Critical Criminology, and Restorative Justice
82. Origins of Critical Criminology
83. How Critical Criminologists Define Crime
84. How Critical Criminologists View the Cause of Crime
85. Instrumental vs. Structural Theory
86. Research on Critical Criminology
87. Alternative Views of Critical Theory
88. Critical Theory and Public Policy: Restorative Justice
89. Summary
90. Key Terms
91. Critical Thinking Questions
92. Notes
93. Chapter 9: Developmental Theories: Life Course, Propensity, and Trajectory
94. Foundations of Developmental Theory
95. Life Course Theory
96. Latent Trait/Propensity Theory
97. Trajectory Theory
98. Public Policy Implications of Developmental Theory
99. Summary
100. Key Terms
101. Critical Thinking Questions
102. Notes
103. Part 3: Crime Typologies
104. Chapter 10: Violent Crime
105. Causes of Violence
106. Rape
107. Murder and Homicide
108. Assault and Battery
109. Robbery
110. Contemporary Forms of Interpersonal Violence
111. Summary
112. Key Terms
113. Critical Thinking Questions
114. Notes
115. Chapter 11: Political Crime and Terrorism
116. Political Crime
117. Types of Political Crimes
118. Terrorism
119. A Brief History of Terrorism
120. Contemporary Forms of Terrorism
121. What Motivates the Terrorist?
122. Extent of the Terrorism Threat
123. Criminal Justice Response to Terrorism
124. Summary
125. Key Terms
126. Critical Thinking Questions
127. Notes
128. Chapter 12: Economic Crimes: Blue-Collar, White-Collar, and Green-Collar
129. History of Economic Crimes
130. Blue-Collar Crimes and Criminals
131. White-Collar Crime
132. Green-Collar Crime
133. Theories of White-Collar and Green-Collar Crime
134. Controlling White-Collar and Green-Collar Crime
135. Summary
136. Key Terms
137. Critical Thinking Questions
138. Notes
139. Chapter 13: Public Order Crimes
140. Law and Morality
141. The Theory of Social Harm
142. Sex-Related Offenses
143. Paraphilias
144. Prostitution
145. Pornography
146. Substance Abuse
147. Summary
148. Key Terms
149. Critical Thinking Questions
150. Notes
151. Chapter 14: Crimes of the New Millennium: Cybercrime and Transnational Organized Crime
152. Contemporary Cybercrime
153. Cybertheft: Cybercrimes for Profit
154. Cybervandalism: Cybercrime with Malicious Intent
155. The Costs of Cybercrime
156. Combating Cybercrime
157. Cyberwar: Politically Motivated Cybercrime
158. Transnational Organized Crime
159. Summary
160. Key Terms
161. Critical Thinking Questions
162. Notes
163. Glossary
164. Name Index
165. Subject Index

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