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CRIM1001 · CRIM 1001

The University of Adelaide

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  1. 1According to Edwin Lemert's labelling theory, what is the defining characteristic of 'secondary deviance'?

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In the Concentric Zone Model of urban ecology, which zone is characterized by ghettos, slums, and the highest rates of social disorganization?
  • 3John Braithwaite distinguishes between 'disintegrative' and 'reintegrative' shaming. Which of the following are features of reintegrative shaming?
  • 4Which metaphor is commonly used to describe the 'Due Process Model' of the criminal justice system?
  • 5Erving Goffman identified three distinct types of social stigma. Which of the following are included in his theory?
  • 6According to the Chicago School, what is the primary force that drives the separation of urban space into different natural areas?
  • 7The Criminal Justice System (CJS) serves both 'Instrumental' and 'Symbolic' purposes. Which of these are traits of the 'Symbolic' purpose?
  • 8What concept describes a status that overrides all other identities a person may have, which labelling theorists believe often happens when someone is labeled 'criminal'?
  • 9In an inquisitorial criminal justice system (common in France and Germany), who is primarily responsible for calling and examining witnesses?
  • 10Which of the following is an example of 'Deviancy Amplification' as described by Wilkins?