5.4 The impact of crime on society

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    • Deviance is always illegal.
      False
    • What is one way crime affects society as a whole?
      Strains social services
    • How does crime affect public trust in institutions?
      Erodes public trust
    • What is one way high crime rates affect investment in an area?
      Reduced investment
    • Crime violates the law
    • At the societal level, crime strains social services and law enforcement
    • Addressing the economic burden of crime is crucial for a prosperous society.

      True
    • High crime rates can erode public trust in government.

      True
    • Crime can challenge or reinforce existing cultural values
    • Rehabilitation aims to reintegrate offenders into society
    • Crime disrupts social cohesion and community bonds
    • What is one psychological effect of crime on individuals?
      Long-term mental health issues
    • Lost productivity due to crime reduces economic output.
      True
    • Crime violates the law and is punishable by the state
    • Deviance is necessarily illegal.
      False
    • Deviance goes against social norms
    • Provide an example of a crime.
      Theft
    • Property damage during criminal acts increases repair costs
    • Crime often shapes political debates and public discourse
    • What does the cultural impact of crime involve?
      Changes to cultural norms
    • Crime events can become part of a society's historical memory.

      True
    • Match the example with the type of behavior:
      Theft ↔️ Crime
      Body piercings ↔️ Deviance
    • At the community level, crime creates economic costs through property damage
    • The economic impact of crime includes enforcement costs
    • What does crime refer to?
      Behavior violating the law
    • What are the four main ways society addresses crime?
      Law enforcement, judicial system, prisons, rehabilitation
    • Crime violates the law, while deviance goes against social norms
    • Victimization can lead to financial losses and physical harm.

      True
    • Match the feature with the type of behavior:
      Violates the law ↔️ Crime
      Goes against social norms ↔️ Deviance
    • Concerns about crime can influence voter behavior
    • High crime rates can erode public trust in government.
      True
    • What is the primary difference between crime and deviance?
      Violation of law vs norms
    • Crime is punishable by the state.
      True
    • Crime can lead to psychological trauma for individuals.

      True
    • What is one key way crime affects the economy?
      Enforcement costs
    • How does crime influence public policy?
      Changes in sentencing
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