CRIM 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Atavism, Serotonin Transporter, Edwin Sutherland
4 Oct 2016
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15 m/c - each worth 1 point, based on pp slides. 5 definition questions - each worth 1 point, based definitions in margins. 5 short answer questions - each worth 2 points, based on pp slides. Part 3 - synthesis - policy implications - solution. Part 2 - major issues/finding in case. Part 3 - synthesis - future implications. Victim - person/ animal killed, injured, harmed as result of crime/accident. Primary victim - most easily identified, b/c directly affected & often physically injured as result of event. Secondary victim - witnesses & bystanders, who may be psychologically traumatized witnessing event. Tertiary victim - family members & friends who were not present at event but who may be saddened/worried about primary victim. Primary victims - referred to as direct victims/actual victims b/c involved in event & suffered actual harm as consequence. Secondary & tertiary victims - indirect/vicarious victims, not personally involved in event.
