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Match Up the Terminology in the Left Column to the Definitions

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Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.

Premises:
Victimology
Individual offender
Instrumental learning
Fundamental attribution error
Crime of obedience
Stimulus
Reductionism
Social learning theory
Models
Cognitive processes
Responses:
A common human tendency to discount the influence of the situation and explain behavior by referring to the personality of the actor instead
The scientific study of the causes,circumstances,individual characteristics,and social context of becoming a victim of a crime
Synonymous with operant conditioning
The idea that complicated behavior can be broken down into more simple behavior
A person,object,or event that elicits behavior
An act performed in response to orders from authority that is considered illegal or immoral by the larger community
Internal mental processes that enable humans to imagine,to gain knowledge,to reason,and to evaluate information
One who is the product of a long,possibly intense series of frustrations resulting from unmet needs
Significant persons in the social environment that provide cues for how to do something
In order to understand criminal behavior,we must examine perceptions,thoughts,expectancies,competencies,and values

Correct Answer:

Victimology
Individual offender
Instrumental learning
Fundamental attribution error
Crime of obedience
Stimulus
Reductionism
Social learning theory
Models
Cognitive processes
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