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Criminology Study Set 1
Quiz 6: Feminism and Criminology
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Question 61
True/False
Research using the Conflict Tactics Scale indicates that women are just as violent as men with regard to abuse in intimate relationships.
Question 62
Essay
What is meant by the term the cultural construction of rape? List three myths that illustrate the cultural construction of rape.For each,explain the myth,noting how it reinforces the use of sexual assault by men.
Question 63
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Describe the liberal approach to understanding the causes behind female criminality? What are the basic assumptions underlying this school of thought? Provide at least two examples of theories provided in your textbook that could be considered part of this liberal approach.
Question 64
Essay
Construct the biographical history of a fictitious person who illustrates what feminist criminologists refer to as "the criminalized woman."
Question 65
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List the main arguments of a feminist approach to understanding women and crime.What are the main causes of female criminality according to this school of thought?
Question 66
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Describe how some mainstream theories of criminality have been applied to women and crime.What are some of the critiques of attempts to apply mainstream theories to women and crime?
Question 67
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Discuss what is meant by the generalizability problem for criminological theories dealing with women and crime and explain how criminologists have tended to respond to this problem.
Question 68
True/False
According to the textbook,in recent years it has become increasingly popular among feminist criminologists to distinguish clearly between women as offenders and women as victims.
Question 69
Essay
Describe the role of the law in condoning violence against women.
Question 70
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Compare and contrast the conservative (biological)and the liberal (structuralist)approaches to understanding female crime.List some of the differing assumptions for each that make them so different in how they seek to understand women and crime.