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Criminology is the study of
why crime is committed.
the effect of crime on the community.
criminal trials and cases.
victims’ reactions to crime
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Correct answer: "why crime is committed."
Criminology chiefly examines the causes, patterns, and social context of criminal behavior. (Related but distinct areas: victimology studies victims’ reactions, criminal law/procedure covers trials and cases, and sociology of crime/community studies examine effects on communities.)
Criminology chiefly examines the causes, patterns, and social context of criminal behavior. (Related but distinct areas: victimology studies victims’ reactions, criminal law/procedure covers trials and cases, and sociology of crime/community studies examine effects on communities.)
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