Criminology NCV Level 3 — Document
February 2018 — NCV Level 3 — Criminology
NCV Level 3
2018
NCV Safety in Society
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1.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Criminology studies various aspects of crime an d criminologists use the definition of crime as heir starting point.
1.2The Firearm Control Act (Act 60 0f 2000\was brought into being for a numb er of reasons, includ ing
1.3Criminology can thus be defined as the scientific study of crime and criminal behaviour within rime and the criminal. the o
1.4An expert i knowledge and skill. knowledge and training. knowle dge and experience.
1.5he study of people and their relationsh ip with one an other and with society
1.6A document or statement which is accurate and therefore trustworthy valid
1.7Which ONE of t he following is the correct meaning of intrusion? An extreme form of denial cha
1.8The likelihood of a person becom victimisation. victim blaming. victim vulnerability. risk factors.
1.9Moving from one region migration. movement. immigration. replacement
1.10Many risk factors affecting youth violence ar family conflict and violence. parental neglect or abuse. no relationship amongst family members.
2.5\the ANSWER BOOK. ehabilitation riminal behaviour est practices
2.1Tertiary crime victims experience the harm of the ... indirectly.
2.2... is a short, often one day meeting used for the presentation and discussion of a specific topic.
2.3Development that ensures that the use of resources from the environment at present is such that it ensures availability
2.4ew ideas or lessons learnt regarding effective programme activitie that have been developed and implemented in a specific field and have shown to produce positive outcomes
2.5... help (s\ an offender to return to a useful life by providing education, training or therapy. (5 1\ [5]5
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3.5\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.5Ethics Integrity Protocol Prejudice yth
4.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1Criminologists have an important social responsibility when they collect evidence because their recommendations, decisions and actions may alter another person's life.
4.2A c riminologist should not make use of reliable an valid documents as a source of information.
4.3A profile gives information about the phy sical, emotional and behavioural compositio n of a person or phenomenon.
4.4Depression is characterised by emotional feelings such as feelings of worthlessness, sadness, hopelessness and frustrations.
4.5Crime victims do not suffer from the fear of repeat victimisation.
4.6It is well known fact that crime levels are higher in urban that in rural areas and the majority of police stations are there fore situated in urban areas.
4.7Before statistics can be released by the South African Po lice Services they go through a process of collection, processing and analysing.
4.8A victim is someone who has been negatively affected by a criminal act committed by a perpetrator, for example someone who has been assaulted or robbed.
4.9The l egal system cannot place restrictions on a person's behaviour which can increase victim 's vulnerability.
4.10Crime prevention measures necessitate activities that are intended to reduce or prevent the occurrence of these specific types of crime (10 1\ [10] TOTAL SECTION A: 3010
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5.1Name NE type of profiling approach utilised by c riminologist (1\
5.2Describe effective crime prevention programmes (5\
5.3State any TWO questions often asked during victim profiling. (2\
5.4In reality crime scene analysis is not as glamorous as shown on television. It is a long and often boring process that involves purposeful documentation of the conditions at the scene and the collection of any physica
5.5The suc cess of crime prevention and reduction initiatives is dependent on the accuracy of a country's crime statistics. Statistics can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of crime prevention programmes, as well as assist with the
5.6State TWO routine daily activities which can increase victim vulnerability. (2\
5.7Explain the term risk factors (1\ [20] TOTAL SEC TION20
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6.1In your own words, define the word rape (1\
6.2How many times was Busisiwe raped? (1\
6.3State THREE things that happened to Busisiwe after her rape ordeal according to the scenario. (3\
6.4Who is the primary victim in this case? (1\
6.5In your own words, define th e word secondary victim and name them from the scenario.
6.6Who examined Busisiwe after the ordeal? (2\
6.7Provide a brief analyses of the influence of perceptions on male rape on the reporting of crimes. (5\
6.8Who are the terti ary victims from this scenario? (2\
6.9Positive aspects in a person's personality can help him/her to deal with bad things that happen, such as being a victim of crime. Name FOUR characteristics that will help mitigate the impact that crime
6.10Name THREE formal groups that can provide social services (counselling\to victims. (3\
6.11Explain FOUR factors that contribute to potential victims being perceived as a suitable target according to the routine activi ty approach. (4\ [30] TOTAL SECTION C30
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8.1Discuss the influence o f criminology on responsible governance. (10\
8.2Discuss the patterns of repeat victimisation that can be identified which provided reliable early warning signs of where and when criminals may strike again. (10\ [20] TOTAL SECTION D:20
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Total100 marks
Sections10 + 5 + 5 + 10 + 20 + 30 + 20 + 20 = 120 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectCriminology
LevelNCV Level 3
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthFebruary
Pages9
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Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonSummer (SH)
Start dayThursday
Exam periodFebruary 2018
Days since exam3,175
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