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4-1 In general, what is the role of screening in an effective sanction’s compliance program? 4-1 Sanctions screening is one of the key controls of an effective sanction’s compliance program. In simple terms, screening involves checking information obtained about a person, entity, goods, or services against sanctions lists that prohibit making funds or financial services available and/ or restrict or prohibit trade in certain goods or services. When screening generates an alert, the data ...

ant, criminal behaviour is internalised . Over-harsh superego- identifying with a severely harsh same sex parent, overactive superego, individual subconsciously desires punishment leading to criminal behaviour evaluate Freud's psycodynamic explanations of criminal behaviour - answer- demonstrates gender bias. Freud believed due to castration anxiety not pressuring girls to identify with their mothers, they were less likely to do so leading to criminal behaviour. This is wrong- prison stats...

CMY3702 Assignment 1 (QUESTIONS & ANSWERS) Semester 2 2023 - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED GOODLUCK!!! CMY3702 CRIME TYPOLOGIES SEMESTER 2 / 2023 ASSIGNMENT 01 ESSAY QUESTION Provide a detailed discussion of how law enforcement can “clean-up” the city streets, by identifying the various role players in drug use, to address the problem of this so-called victimless crime. (25 marks) Introduction Crime is something that cannot be disallowed purely by law enforcement or the criminal justi...

INTRO TO FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS. According to the text, _____ psychology is the fastest growing branch of forensic psychology. - Answer-correctional Which of the following is NOT one of the five subspecialties of forensic psychology? a. police psychology b. correctional psychology c. pathological psychology d. legal psychology -Answer-pathological psychology A psychologist who consults with school staff in order to identify potentially troubled an...

Identify the missing word 1n the following definition of conservation crime "any intentional or negligent human activity or................. that impacts negatively on the earth's biotic and/or abiotic natural resources" manipulation The following excerpt "individuals are able to avoid moral blame and maintain their selfesteem while violating the law if they tell themselves and others that they had no criminal intent or that their behaviour was justified" applies to which of the fol...

Criminology in Canada Theories Patterns and Typologies 5th Edition by Larry J. Siegel Chris McCormick

PSYC 435 Abnormal Psychology Notes Plus Trial Exam PART ONE [2023/2024] Describe the historical emergence of abnormal psychology as a concept and as an area of clinical practice. 2. Identify and compare several theories about the causes of abnormal behaviour. 3. Discuss issues in the assessment and diagnosis of mental disorders. 4. Describe the wide variety of treatment approaches available to modern clinicians. 5. Identify and describe several common and relatively easily treated disorders...

Forensic Psychology Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Outline restorative justice schemes - answerthey involve the offender coming face to face with their victim who takes an active role in the process. A trained mediator helps the victim and offender discuss the crime and consequences for them both apart from face to face interactions how else can restorative justice systems be used - answer. the offender could pay for damage caused . the offender could physically repair the damag...

CMY3706 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS . most important motive when selecting victims of a house robbery (pg 232) - ANSWER-1 - wealth of victim factors specifically contributing to the incidents of violent crime in SA - ANSWER-2 - vigilantism, socio-economic conditions and a weak criminal justice system type of residence associated with the highest number of robberies (pg 233) - ANSWER-2 - residential homes .. followed by farm houses and flats provide with the most killings o...

CMY3702- ALL EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS and ANSWERS A+ GRADED FOR EXCELLENCE Albanese (2008) defines organised crime as: - THE RIGHT ANSWER-A continuing criminal enterprise that rationally works to profit from illicit activities; its continuing existence is maintained through the use of force, threats, monopoly, control and/or the corruption of public officials An example of white-collar crime includes: - THE RIGHT ANSWER-Money laundering activities The organisation WHISPER works for the dec...