A) A vast number of offenses are not included in official statistics.
B) Discrimination distorts official data.
C) Law enforcement agencies may manipulate crime data for political purposes.
D) It offers no information about the characteristics of offenders.
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A) Ecological analysis
B) Ethnography
C) Survey analysis
D) Experiments
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A) They are not conducted on a national scale.
B) They do not provide information that can be used to determine the risks of victimization.
C) They underestimate juvenile victimizations.
D) All of the above.
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A) greater than
B) less than
C) the same as
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A) dispositions ordered in juvenile cases.
B) demographic characteristics of juvenile offenders (age, gender, race) .
C) juvenile offenses charged.
D) all of the above.
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A) two
B) two to three
C) two to four
D) two to five
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A) Ecological analysis
B) Experiments
C) Unobtrusive research
D) Survey research
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A) cross-sectional
B) longitudinal
C) disproportionate
D) validated
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A) validity
B) reliability
C) operationalization
D) correlation
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A) Family
B) Educational
C) Community-level
D) Religious
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A) experiment
B) field study
C) survey research
D) unobtrusive research
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A) Persons arrested
B) Persons convicted
C) Crimes cleared
D) Offenses known to the police
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