Serial Murderers and their Victims

Sociological theories which focus primarily upon an individual's socioeconomic standing to explain crime are known as:

Gunn, in her research on social class and serial murder, found that adult male victims are selected by social class standing, whereas adult female victims are selected on the basis of their:

A general argument posited by feminists regarding serial murder is that women are usually selected as victims because of their:

If Bandura's position is essentially correct, then aggressive and violent behavior can be substantially reduced by:

The social learning of violence is believed by researchers to be a direct result of:

Central to this theory is the effect of the family on youths who engage in delinquent or violent behavior.

The "coercive cycle" refers to:

Alice Miller in her book For Your Own Good refers to "soul murder" as:

Hirschi's four elements of the social bond include:

Erving Goffman was a ________ theorist who focused on ___________.

Howard Becker describes "moral entrepreneurs" as:

Less than _____ of all homicides in the United States are committed by juveniles.

Cognitive dissonance refers to:

Who perpetrates the most mass murders in grammar schools, junior high and high schools?

Myers, in his study of 16 juvenile killers who committed sexual homicides, identified four types:

Kirby, in her examination of 27 juvenile serial killers, classified offenders into three categories:

Which of the following is/are not part of the McDonald Triad?

This killer of 10 victims, including his grandparents and mother, explained that "he was killing his mother all along." A)

Which of the following statements is correct?

Price & Dodge's intention-cue detection refers to: