Chapter 2.3, Problem II.3E

Define or explain each of the following terms. Each response should consist of three or four sentences or several points (point form are acceptable).   1. Protective mechanisms   2. Primary, secondary, and tertiary victims   3. Strobl’s self and other victimization classification   4. Victimology   5. Risk factors for violent victimization   6. Resilience and victimization   7) List and explain the five reasons (discussed in Chapter 5) why we should avoid blaming victims for their own victimization.   8) Chapter 5 describes the differences between victimology and criminology. What are those differences, and how are they manifested in the criminal justice system?

What does the First Amendment protect regarding religion? Pick two choices.       A. It protects the exercise of religious practices.     B. It protects a person’s right to hold no religious beliefs.     C. It protects the favoring of one religion by the government.     D. It protects you from actions by the government and private parties.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, wearing a face mask is necessary to reduce the risk of infection. This new norm also affected Jay who had just moved to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah last year. On the other hand, Jay’s ex-girlfriend, Chloe, is a businesswoman and an entrepreneur selling products through Facebook related to COVID-19 protection. While stalking Chloe’s Facebook, Jay saw Chloe’s posts with a simple caption “Face masks for sale. I am always available to answer any questions”. Jay feels that this is his opportunity to reconnect with Chloe and rekindle the warmth of their previous 12 years of a love affair. Jay, therefore, sent messages via WhatsApp to the number stated on Chloe’s Facebook. Jay showed interest in purchasing Chloe’s face masks for fear that she would not entertain him. Jay introduced himself but did not mention personal-related matters. Instead, he asked how he could make the purchase, the delivery and price, among other things. When Chloe responded to his messages…

During the 2013 presidential inauguration, a controversy arose: Did Beyoncé lip-sync the national anthem? No definitive answer was offered by those involved. What was clear was that the National Marine Band did not play during her performance, that a tape was played, and that those in charge of the event felt a live performance was too risky because the singer had not had the opportunity to rehearse with the band prior to her performance. Are there any ethical issues here? Does this action fit into any of the ethical categories? Could you offer any advice to those involved about the ethical issues?

32. Please briefly explain the four types of intentional discrimination.  Please respond in 50 words or less.

49. The power which involve the ability to either reward or punish persons being influenced, in order to gain compliance is termed as___________. a. Expert and informational power b. Reward and coercive power c. Referent power d. Legitimate power

the answeer is not correct

Within days of the January 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, employees who were observed as part of the mob entering the Capitol were discharged by their employers. Some of the individuals involved in the events at the Capitol were knowingly filmed as part of the insurrection (and many were seen posing for selfies).   A photograph of a rioter wearing clothing with the word "Auschwitz" prominently displayed has been widely disseminated. Other rioters were photographed and videoed carrying Confederate flags or nooses. In some instances, employers saw images of their employees and took action in response. For example, one rioter was reportedly discharged by his employer after an image circulated of him storming the Capitol while still wearing his employee badge around his neck. In addition to those who directly participated in the breached at the Capitol, before and after the riot, employees discussed—on social media—the events and expressed their views in support of or in opposition to…

On 8th March, the day Zambia observed Women’s Day, the Vice President of the Republic of Zambia, was a Guest of Honour at a ceremony at which Zambia Minerals Limited handed over to the people of Zambia a hospital it had constructed. In her speech, the Vice President thanked the management of Zambia Minerals Limited and implored other companies to emulate the gesture by Zambia Minerals Limited. A minority shareholder of Zambia Minerals Limited is however sceptical of the company having spent money to build a clinic. Required: I. What is the significance of corporate social responsibility to a company’s strategy? II. Advance two (2) arguments in support of the minority shareholder and two (2) arguments in support of the action taken by Zambia Minerals Limited to build a clinic for the people of Zambia.