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Social-sciences Questions from Jan 04,2025

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Question 38 ( 2.5 points) \begin{tabular}{|l}\( \equiv \) Listen \\ The United States currently utilizes an inquisitorial system of justice. \\ A) True \\ B) False \end{tabular} Question 36 ( 2.5 points) Although it may appear to be based on definition and practice, forensic criminology is NOT considered to be a particular type of applied criminology. A) True B) False Question 35 ( 2.5 points) (1) Listen After decades of scientific scrutiny, most forensic profilers now believe that the victimology of a crime is not extremely valuable when creating an actual criminal profile. A) True B) False Question 34 ( 2.5 points) The final stage of Behavioral Evidence Analysis (BEA) is the creation of the actual offender profile, known as "offender characteristics". Which of the following is NOT one of the main items that can be deductively provided by the profiler during this final process? A) Information about the criminal's skill set B) Knowledge of the crime scene C) Victimology D) Information about methods and materials used E) Demographics of the offender (i.e., age, race, gender) Question 33 (2.5 points) Which Supreme Court case outcome established the ruling that every individual citizen has the right to independent forensic expertise as a part of their ability to defend him/herself against formal allegations? A) Burns v. Ohio (1959) B) Graham v. Connoes1992) C) Ake v. Oklahoma (1985) D) Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) E) Strickland v. Washington (1984) Question 32 (2.5 points) \begin{tabular}{|l} Forensic criminologists can also be called upon to serve in the critical role as a \\ consultant expert, a person who is employed by either side in litigation to provide \\ expert advice and opinions behind the scenes, but never officially takes the stand. \\ A) True \\ B) False \end{tabular} Question 31 ( 2.5 points) Listen The single most distinguishable feature of forensic criminologists, with respect to any other type of criminologist (academic), is the expectation that \( \qquad \) A) Their findings can only be officially used during criminal investigation as an investigative tool, never during an actual court proceeding. B) Their findings can only be used in the court proceedings, not during the actual process of investigation. C) Their findings will be submitted as evidence within the context of a formal investigation or legal proceeding D) Their investigative findings can never officially be used to bring about charges on a suspect since they only work as assistants/consultants, not as investigators, E) None of the above Answer the questions. 1. What should you do before you decide about tobacco, alcohol, and drugs? 2. Look at the photo. What are some fun things people can do without drugs? What are some fun things you like to do without drugs? Q1. Two regions, \( A \) and \( B \) have the following characteristics (5pts) - Region A: Literacy rate: \( 80 \% \), Infant mortality rate: 40 per 1000 live births, Life expectancy at birth: 70 years. - Region B: Literacy rate: \( 60 \% \), Infant mortality rate 90 per 1000 live births, Life Expectancy at birth 55 years - Assuming a maximum Mortality Rate of Both region A and B are 100 and a minimum Mortality of 0 respectively. - Assuming a minimum life expectancy of 42 years, a scaling factor of 2.7. a) Calculate the indexed values for both regions? b) Calculate the PQLI for region \( A \) and \( B \) ? c) Compare and contrast the levels of wellbeing in the two regions based on the PQLI scores. Q2. A country has the following statistics (5pts) \( \checkmark \) Life Expectancy: 75 years \( \checkmark \) Maximum life expectancy: 85 years The following question was put to listeners of a daytime radio show. 'Should people who work in th home be entitled to financial support from the state?' There was a large response to the survey an \( 87 \% \) of the respondents said that people who work in the home should be entitled to state suppor (a) What is the sample for this survey? (b) Explain why the survey may be misleading. (c) Describe a better method for carrying out this survey.
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