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Question 1 One of the ways given in lecture that the future will aid the growth of organized criminal activities is: Question 2 Adler-Adler found that people become involved in self-injury for the following reasons: Question 3 The highest position of privilege and prestige in the methamphetamine groups described by the participants in Jenkot’s research is the Question 4 An interesting finding about in-group mobility and status variations to emerge from Jenkot’s research is Question 5 Movie portrayals of organized crime are often: Question 6 Most deviant groups are comprised of members with a(n) _______________

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Question 1 One of the ways given in lecture that the future will aid the growth of organized criminal activities is:

Question 2 Adler-Adler found that people become involved in self-injury for the following reasons:

Question 3 The highest position of privilege and prestige in the methamphetamine groups described by the participants in Jenkot’s research is the

Question 4 An interesting finding about in-group mobility and status variations to emerge from Jenkot’s research is

Question 5 Movie portrayals of organized crime are often:

Question 6 Most deviant groups are comprised of members with a(n) _______________.

Question 7 A major characteristic contributing to criminal organizations is their willingness to ____________ to promote and protect their interests.

Question 8 Elite organizational deviance is often related to which theoretical perspective?

Question 9 The rise of better-organized, internationally based criminal groups is creating

Question 10 Rothe notes that C. W. Mills (1956) in his book The Power Elite described the “revolving door” effect by which he meant

Question 11 Most criminal organizations have a _______________.

Question 12 One of several myths regarding autoerotic fatalities includes the following

Question 13 Miller points out the irony that while members claim one thing they get out of gangs is a sense of protection in fact gang involvement itself

Question 14 In the organization of deviant groups, the relations between the deviants very in all of the following EXCEPT for

Question 15 Throughout the world criminal organizations’ scope of action and range of capabilities are undergoing profound change; all of the following are working to their advantage EXCEPT

Question 16 All of the following are characteristics of International Crime Org. except for:

Question 17 State facilitation of corporate crime is represented by

Question 18 Status hierarchies within gangs studied by Miller could be described as

Question 19 Jenny, a suburban, young, white woman attending a prestigious East Coast university is caught by her roommate hanging from the ceiling with an elaborate system of pulleys and ligatures. Jenny is breaking the norm of sexual asphyxia as being practiced primarily by ____________.

Question 20 A number of environmental factors support the international criminal organizations (ICOs) growing ability to challenge individual states; these include all of the following EXCEPT

Question 21 Sexual asphyxia has its roots (in):

Question 22 How the members of a deviant group work together could be summarized as being part of the _____________ in relations among deviants.

Question 23 The young women Miller interviewed noted that as a result of belonging to a mostly male gang, female gang members felt

Question 24 English Punks differ from American Punks in how the lifestyle started. The English Punk world started as a response to:

Question 25 Different organizations in different countries being able to now work together is an example of:

Question 26 Doctors opposed the initial Medicaid legislation because it

Question 27 When coping with the practical problems connected with their deviance, self-injurers

Question 28 When looking at the future of organized crime, Economics of Production means:

Question 29 In spite of receiving extremely large and generous contracts to provide basic services and supplies like food to U.S. military personnel in Iraq, Halliburton

Question 30 Self-injury as described by Adler-Adler provided its participants with