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1.5\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Disciplines that focus on the study of people in their everyday life include
1.2In formation used in court Must always be based on interviews
1.3The trauma associated with crime can result in Physical health problems
1.4Routine Activity Theory is about An offender, a victim, and a place Never changing jobs
1.5Studies of intimate partner victimisations reveal Women are more likely than men to be victims of intimate partner
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2.10\n the ANSWER BOOK. discipline; post examination; demographic characteristics; anthropologists routine activities; violent crimes; financial;
2.2concerned with the identification and apprehension of alleged offenders by means of the collection, preservation and presentation of evidence associated with specific crime.
2.3using written notes to assure that the criminologi st uses the information correctly and truthfully.
2.4topic or studying a subject.
2.5works to isolate the victim and make it harder for them to come forward and report crimes.
2.6in their nature.
2.7daily or participate in frequently as part of our lifestyle
2.8and marital status.
2.9accompanies a particular educational code of conduct.
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3.5\n the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.5racism multiple personality disorder victim forged psychology
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4.10\n the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1Poaching involves the illegal catching and killing of animals.
4.2Research findings should not be presented to role players that could benefit from the research.
4.3Our personalit ies are made up of behavioural characteristics that we have inherited from our parents as well as characteristics that we develop as we grow up.
4.4Victims can experience a variety of symptoms due to crime victimisation.
4.5The more disempowered, frus trated, and angry the victim feels the higher the probability of retributive crime.
4.6Employed people are not able to protect themselves and their property.
4.7The probation officer acts as a supervisor. 8021023 Copyright reserved Please turn over
4.8Criminologists can also make use of documents to collect information and evidence.
4.9Victims of violent crimes do not require long term or even permanent medical treatment.
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5.1Explain adolescents and young adults as vulnerable victims. (5\
5.2Name FIVE identified patterns of repeat victimisation that can provide a reliable early warning of where and when criminals may strike again. (5\
5.3Discuss the influence of different interpretations of crime on recording crime. (5\
5.4Discuss geographical and infrastructure limitations that can have an impact on the reporting of crime. (5\ [20]20
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6.2Motivate your answer to
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6.1Can different perceptions of crime have an influence on reporting of crime (1\ 8021023
6.4Motivate your answer to
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6.7Evaluate environmental factors that contribute to victimisation vulnerability. (10\ [30] 66 TOTAL SECTION C: SECTION30
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8.2Dis tinguish between crime prevention and crime reduction (10\ [20] 66 TOTAL SECTION D: 20 GRAND TOTAL20