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Youth, Gang, Drugs

Final Exam Review

QuestionAnswer
1. The 4 components of legal intervention strategies include all of the following except: C. Defense
2. All of the following are risk factors for joining gangs except: B. stability
3. All of the following are reasons for joining gangs except: C. harm to community
4. Which of the following is not one of the four elements of the social bond according to Hirschi? C. love
5. Which of the following theories believes that crime is functional to capitalism? A. critical/Marxist
6. Based on the types of intervention strategies, all of the following are community-based responses except: B. business intervention
8. Gang Graffiti is usually used: D. to commemorate the dead
9. Prevention programs should include all of the following except: A. corporal punishment
10.T/F Legal intervention includes these four components: 1) law enforcement 2) prosecution 3) the courts and 4) legislature A. True
11. Which of these best describes gang intervention through legislature? D. all of the above
12. Drugs are used in gangs for the following: D. all of the above
13. The core beliefs & values of gang members include all of the following except: A. non-violence
14. What role do you think the media has had in how gangs are viewed by society? A. Raised the public’s level of fear
15. There are problems with defining the term “gang” because the definitions vary. A. True
16. According to most criminologists, what is the most critical factor in crime and delinquency? A. family
17. The major victims of gang violence are: C. other gang members
18. Youth decide to join gangs because: B. a friend is already in the gang
19. According to the text, members of “stoner gangs” are classified by all of the following, except: _________________. D. they usually come from a lower socioeconomic background
20. Chicano gangs in East LA refer to their neighborhood as: C. “barrio”
21. According to the text, girl gangs are: D. all of the above
22. How “success” is defined in this era of post 9/11? E. all of the above
23. According to the text, the first documented gang in the United States was the: C. Forty Thieves
24. According to social disorganization/social ecology theory: What are some of the “zones” in the spatial or geographic distribution of crime? D. all of the above
25. Underclass, a new term, has replaced words like: C. undeserving poor
26. Given the violent environment most of these children grew up in it should come as no surprise that one of the main reasons they give for joining a gang is? C. for protection
27. Social Learning theory suggests that there are three related processes that lead one to become a delinquent or a criminal; these are acquisition, instigation, and ____. D. maintenance
28. According to social learning theory, which is a factor that reinforces behavior related to gang activity? B. vicarious reinforcement
29. Crime stems from spatial or geographic distribution of crime, community or neighborhood characteristic, “no matter who lives there” describes this theory of why there are gangs: A. Social disorganization theory
30. “Delinquency is learned through association with others, especially gang members, over a period of time” describes this theory of why there are gangs: A. Social Learning theory
31. The research conducted by Jankowski on violence emphasizes the following points: Gang violence is not one-dimensional Gangs are practical and cautious in punishing their members Policymakers must understand the root causes of: fear, ambition, testi A. Contrary to popular myth, gang members like to fight
32. All of following are community-based responses studied by Spergel & Curry except for? A. Opportunity provision B. Suppression or Law enforcement C. Social Intervention D. Community Organization B. Suppression or Law enforcement
33. The reasons girls join a gang are much the same as their male counterparts. A. True
34. Which is not a role of drugs in gangs? C. a way to start a bible study
35. Drug dealing in gangs has been described as_______________. Citing that usually only the “top dogs” make money while the youth work long hours & take all the risks for minimal money. A. pure capitalism
36. Repeal of the Rumsford Housing Act and Watts Riots lead to the first youth gangs that emerged in America. B. False
37. According to Social Learning theory, youth learn delinquent behaviors the same way one learns values, beliefs, and attitudes: through one’s association with other human beings. A. True
38. Throughout history where were the first known “gangs” found? A. London
39. What is not a risk factor for joining gangs? B. A strong fatherly figure
40. What is not one of the four core values of the American culture? C. Communism
41. According to Fagan, 1989: Gang members are __________ as non-gang members to use drugs and use them more often. C. Twice as likely
42. What is the general goal of social intervention? A. to change the values of youth to make gang involvement less likely
43. What is an effect of globalization on the US economy? B. American corporations lay off workers
44. A group with relatively high use and sale of drugs, but with only one major form of delinquency (vandalism): C. Party Gang
45. Moore noted that gangs have become “quasi-institutionalized because_________. A. they provide youth with basic human needs that the community, family, or school has not been able to do.
46. The Zoot Suit Riots were instigated by___________. C. a group of white sailors that attacked several Mexican Americans in 1943
47. Which is included in the components of the criminal justice system? D. all of the above
48. T/F One of the most important distinguishing features of gangs continues to be that of territory. A. True
49. What do most gang members start off as? B. Runner or Mule
50. Which is a community-based intervention strategy that attempts to reduce youth’s involvement in drugs and gangs? D. all of the above
7. 2 key concepts of Cohen’s theory of Cultural Deviance are: reaction formation and middle class measuring rod. A. True
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