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Low control and low predictability results in which offender response type?

Low control and low predictability results in which offender response type?

a. Panic
b. Defense
c. Offense
d. Escape

What Canadian endocrinologist defined General Adaptation Syndrome?

a. David Johansson
b. William Mackay
c. Hans Selye
d. Walter Cannon

__________________ is often used in conjunction with defensible space and can be understood as implementing any mechanism aimed at making it more difficult for an offender to gain access to a target or victim.

A. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
B. Situational crime prevention
C. Target hardening
D. None of the above.

Everyone seems to have an explanation as to why criminal offending occurs. The most common explanation is typically from what perspective?

A. Socioeconomic
B. Religious
C. Race
D. Family History
E. Medical History

A state of physiological and psychological equilibrium is called what?

a. Normal state
b. Homeostasis
c. Adaptation
d. Prostatic state

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I know this sounds cliche, but I was thinking the same thing for each of these. Thanks for confirming Slight Smile

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