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Task 1
Question 1. What is Criminology?
1) the science of the modus operandi;
2) the doctrine of what is criminal and non-criminal;
3) The area of \u200b\u200bknowledge related to the methods of investigation of crimes;
4) the doctrine of the crime;
5) the science of traces of the crime.
Question 2: Which of the following statements about the nature of criminology seems most appropriate to you?
1) criminology - science of sociology;
2) Criminology is part of the science of criminal law;
3) criminology - science of law;
4) stands on the brink of criminology and sociology of law;
5) on their tasks, techniques and methods of investigation criminology - a sociology; specificity of the circle of the phenomena studied - a criminal court sociology.
Question 3: What belongs to the subject of criminology?
1) crime;
2) the causes of crime;
3) the identity of the offender;
4) the impact on crime;
5) all of the above - Objects criminology.
Question 4: What is the value of criminology?
1) criminological recommendations to help keep people from crime, increase the security of citizens;
2) the development of criminological can improve crime detection;
3) the study of criminology is developing the intellectual abilities of practitioners;
4) criminological methods allow us to understand the psychology of the individual offender;
5) promotes the teaching of criminological psychology and sociology.
Question 5. The main functions of criminology are:
1) descriptive, preventive, predictive;
2) descriptive, explanatory, predictive;
3) explanatory, predictive, theoretical;
4) theoretical, pragmatic, preventive;
5) explanatory, predictive, descriptive.
Task 2
Question 1. The content of the narrative function of criminology is:
1) an analysis of crime statistics;
2) the reflection of the phenomena and processes on the basis of empirical data;
3) the clarification of the nature of crime;
4) the forecast of phenomena and processes;
5) analysis of the dynamics of crime.
Question 2. The content of the explanatory function of criminology is:
1) an explanation of crime statistics;
2) analysis of the structure of crime;
3) clarify the nature and causes of the studied phenomena and processes;
4) reflect the phenomena and processes based on empirical data;
5) determination of the directions of possible development of phenomena and processes.
Question 3. The content of the prognostic function of criminology is:
1) analysis of statistical data;
2) an analysis of the basic directions of the fight against crime;
3) reflection of the phenomena and processes on the basis of empirical data;
4) identification of possible development of the phenomena and processes;
5) clarify the nature and causes of the studied phenomena and processes.
Question 4. The scientific methods criminology include:
1) statistics, formal-logical, legal;
2) the historical, logical, statistical;
3) legal, mathematical, logical;
4) formal-logical, historical, statistical;
5) historical, formal-logical, systematic.
Question 5. chastnonauchnogo criminology methods include:
1) statistical, mathematical, legal;
2) interviews, historical, logical;
3) mathematical, statistical, formal logic;
4) legal, interviews, modeling;
5) modeling, abstraction, testing.
Question 1. What is Criminology?
1) the science of the modus operandi;
2) the doctrine of what is criminal and non-criminal;
3) The area of \u200b\u200bknowledge related to the methods of investigation of crimes;
4) the doctrine of the crime;
5) the science of traces of the crime.
Question 2: Which of the following statements about the nature of criminology seems most appropriate to you?
1) criminology - science of sociology;
2) Criminology is part of the science of criminal law;
3) criminology - science of law;
4) stands on the brink of criminology and sociology of law;
5) on their tasks, techniques and methods of investigation criminology - a sociology; specificity of the circle of the phenomena studied - a criminal court sociology.
Question 3: What belongs to the subject of criminology?
1) crime;
2) the causes of crime;
3) the identity of the offender;
4) the impact on crime;
5) all of the above - Objects criminology.
Question 4: What is the value of criminology?
1) criminological recommendations to help keep people from crime, increase the security of citizens;
2) the development of criminological can improve crime detection;
3) the study of criminology is developing the intellectual abilities of practitioners;
4) criminological methods allow us to understand the psychology of the individual offender;
5) promotes the teaching of criminological psychology and sociology.
Question 5. The main functions of criminology are:
1) descriptive, preventive, predictive;
2) descriptive, explanatory, predictive;
3) explanatory, predictive, theoretical;
4) theoretical, pragmatic, preventive;
5) explanatory, predictive, descriptive.
Task 2
Question 1. The content of the narrative function of criminology is:
1) an analysis of crime statistics;
2) the reflection of the phenomena and processes on the basis of empirical data;
3) the clarification of the nature of crime;
4) the forecast of phenomena and processes;
5) analysis of the dynamics of crime.
Question 2. The content of the explanatory function of criminology is:
1) an explanation of crime statistics;
2) analysis of the structure of crime;
3) clarify the nature and causes of the studied phenomena and processes;
4) reflect the phenomena and processes based on empirical data;
5) determination of the directions of possible development of phenomena and processes.
Question 3. The content of the prognostic function of criminology is:
1) analysis of statistical data;
2) an analysis of the basic directions of the fight against crime;
3) reflection of the phenomena and processes on the basis of empirical data;
4) identification of possible development of the phenomena and processes;
5) clarify the nature and causes of the studied phenomena and processes.
Question 4. The scientific methods criminology include:
1) statistics, formal-logical, legal;
2) the historical, logical, statistical;
3) legal, mathematical, logical;
4) formal-logical, historical, statistical;
5) historical, formal-logical, systematic.
Question 5. chastnonauchnogo criminology methods include:
1) statistical, mathematical, legal;
2) interviews, historical, logical;
3) mathematical, statistical, formal logic;
4) legal, interviews, modeling;
5) modeling, abstraction, testing.
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Activity 3
Question 1. What is the essence of the legal approach to the analysis of crime?
1) study of crime is limited to the analysis of the problems of qualification of crimes;
2) the crime is seen as a social phenomenon, which consists of a set of crimes in the society;
3) the basis for the concept of criminality put the definitions given in the legislation;
4) the nature of the legal approach is the study of law from the angle of criminology;
5) crime in society is seen as a phenomenon at this stage of development of social relations.
Question 2. What is the essence of a sociological approach to the study of crime?
1) The crime is considered as statistical population;
2) social scientists focuses on the identity of the offender;
3) crime is seen as a disease of society. A crime - as symptoms of the disease;
4) The study of empirical data on crime;
5) Crime is seen as a function of anthropology.
Question 3. Which indicators describe the state of crime?
1) The rate of relapse;
2) the number of persons who have committed crimes in a state of narcotic intoxication;
3) the extent of damage caused by the offense;
4) the total number of crimes committed in the society;
5) the general trend of crime.
Question 4: What is the crime rate?
1) the number of criminals among the 100,000 population;
2) a figure which has increased or decreased the number of offenses for the year;
3) The figures on the ratio of men and women who have committed crimes;
4) the total number of persons who have committed a crime;
5) The total number of crimes committed in society.
Question 5: What is the structure of the crime?
1) The number of crimes in the country by year;
2) the ratio of the number of individuals who have committed crimes, with the size of the material prejudice;
3) the share of the country's crime world of crime;
4) the ratio of different types of crime;
5) data on the distribution of crime in various regions of the country.
Task 4
Question 1. Which indices include the structure of crime?
1) quantitative;
2) to generalized;
3) to quality;
4) statistical;
5) to absolute.
Question 2. What is the dynamics of crime?
1) the general trend of crime in 10 years;
2) the rate of change of the structure of crime;
3) the rate of change of the state of crime;
4) The changes in the structure and condition of the crime;
5) the number of crimes per 100,000 population.
Question 3. What is the geography of crime?
1) The most common channels of migration criminals;
2) information on the impact of economic conditions in different regions of the state of crime in the country;
3) the distribution of crime in various regions of the country;
4) inter-regional ties with the underworld.
5) the proportion of crime in the country a global crime.
Question 4: What are the most common crimes in the structure of the world of crime?
1) violence;
2) acquisitive;
3) Environmental;
4) careless;
5) corruption.
Question 5. What kind of latent crime.
1) natural;
2) open;
3) identification;
4) registered;
5) recorded.
Question 1. What is the essence of the legal approach to the analysis of crime?
1) study of crime is limited to the analysis of the problems of qualification of crimes;
2) the crime is seen as a social phenomenon, which consists of a set of crimes in the society;
3) the basis for the concept of criminality put the definitions given in the legislation;
4) the nature of the legal approach is the study of law from the angle of criminology;
5) crime in society is seen as a phenomenon at this stage of development of social relations.
Question 2. What is the essence of a sociological approach to the study of crime?
1) The crime is considered as statistical population;
2) social scientists focuses on the identity of the offender;
3) crime is seen as a disease of society. A crime - as symptoms of the disease;
4) The study of empirical data on crime;
5) Crime is seen as a function of anthropology.
Question 3. Which indicators describe the state of crime?
1) The rate of relapse;
2) the number of persons who have committed crimes in a state of narcotic intoxication;
3) the extent of damage caused by the offense;
4) the total number of crimes committed in the society;
5) the general trend of crime.
Question 4: What is the crime rate?
1) the number of criminals among the 100,000 population;
2) a figure which has increased or decreased the number of offenses for the year;
3) The figures on the ratio of men and women who have committed crimes;
4) the total number of persons who have committed a crime;
5) The total number of crimes committed in society.
Question 5: What is the structure of the crime?
1) The number of crimes in the country by year;
2) the ratio of the number of individuals who have committed crimes, with the size of the material prejudice;
3) the share of the country's crime world of crime;
4) the ratio of different types of crime;
5) data on the distribution of crime in various regions of the country.
Task 4
Question 1. Which indices include the structure of crime?
1) quantitative;
2) to generalized;
3) to quality;
4) statistical;
5) to absolute.
Question 2. What is the dynamics of crime?
1) the general trend of crime in 10 years;
2) the rate of change of the structure of crime;
3) the rate of change of the state of crime;
4) The changes in the structure and condition of the crime;
5) the number of crimes per 100,000 population.
Question 3. What is the geography of crime?
1) The most common channels of migration criminals;
2) information on the impact of economic conditions in different regions of the state of crime in the country;
3) the distribution of crime in various regions of the country;
4) inter-regional ties with the underworld.
5) the proportion of crime in the country a global crime.
Question 4: What are the most common crimes in the structure of the world of crime?
1) violence;
2) acquisitive;
3) Environmental;
4) careless;
5) corruption.
Question 5. What kind of latent crime.
1) natural;
2) open;
3) identification;
4) registered;
5) recorded.
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