- 1. According to Robert Merton’s Strain Theory, which of the following individuals is most likely to engage in deviant behavior due to the disconnect between cultural goals and institutional means?
A) A person who accepts societal goals and achieves them through legitimate means
B) A person who creates new goals and means to replace the existing societal ones
C) A person who accepts societal goals but lacks access to legitimate means to achieve them.
D) A person who rejects both societal goals and institutional means and lives a life of retreat
- 2. According to Social Disorganization Theory, which of the following factors most contributes to the development of crime in a community?
A) High levels of individual education and economic mobility
B) Strict enforcement of laws and community-oriented policing
C) High levels of poverty, residential instability, and cultural heterogeneity
D) Strong social ties and collective efficacy among residents
- 3. A criminologist is analyzing the behavior of a young offender who has a history of impulsive decision-making, low stress tolerance, and aggressive tendencies. The offender grew up in a neighborhood with frequent exposure to violence and had inconsistent parental supervision. Based on the Biosocial Theory of Crime, what is the best explanation for this individual’s behavior?
A) . The offender’s behavior is driven by rational choice and calculated decision-making
B) A combination of biological traits and environmental influences contributed to the offender’s behavior
C) The offender’s criminal behavior is solely a result of genetic predisposition
D) The offender’s upbringing in a violent environment fully explains their actions
- 4. A series of burglaries has been reported in a suburban neighborhood. Upon investigation, it is found that the crimes occur near a busy commercial area where offenders can easily blend in. The offenders target homes with predictable routines, such as being unoccupied during work hours. Based on Crime Pattern Theory, which of the following best explains the offenders’ behavior?
A) Offenders focus on areas with strong community ties to disrupt social cohesion.
B) Offenders commit crimes in areas where their daily activities intersect with vulnerable targets
C) Offenders are opportunistic and select targets based solely on random chance
D) Offenders are motivated by internal psychological factors rather than external circumstances
- 5. Which of the following is not part of the connection between research and the improvement of man's welfare?
A) Better outcome
B) Improved condition welfare
C) Research
D) New skills/practices/behavior
- 6. It is a variation of justice which is concerned not so much with retribution and punishment as with (a) making the victim whole and (b) reintegrating the offender into society.
A) Restorative justice
B) Retributive justice
C) Utilitarianism
D) Oppressive law
- 7. The PNP instills the value of Makalikasan to all its personnel. Which of the following organizational activity exemplifies this value?
A) Conduct of scubasurero.
B) Conduct of squad weekly interactive meeting.
C) Conduct of flag raising and lowering activities
D) Conduct of human rights seminars
- 8. A criminologist is mediating a dispute between two police officers over the allocation of resources for a community project. One officer insists on prioritizing technology upgrades, while the other wants to focus on additional manpower. To reach a solution, the criminologist encourages both parties to discuss their priorities openly and find a solution that partially satisfies both sides. Which Thomas-Kilmann conflict management strategy is the criminologist using in this situation?
A) Competing
B) Collaborating
C) Avoiding
D) Compromising
- 9. In handling a civil disturbance, the PNP is instructed to use force only under what circumstance, according to the PNP Operational Manual?
A) When the organizers threaten public officials
B) When the protest is deemed unlawful
C) When the crowd refuses to disperse after a lawful order
D) When the protestors become violent toward officers
- 10. A child who is vulnerable to and at the risk of committing criminal offenses because of personal, family and social circumstances, which of this is an exemption to the case?
A) Being a center of a youth organization
B) Being out of school
C) Being a street child
D) Being exploited economically
- 11. Which of the following is an example of a qualitative criminological research question?
A) What are the lived experiences of former gang members during reintegration into society?
B) Is there a correlation between education levels and violent crime rates?
C) How many people commit burglary in urban areas per year?
D) What percentage of inmates report substance abuse as a contributing factor to their crime?
- 12. What is the primary objective of using surveys in quantitative criminological research?
A) To study small, unique populations extensively
B) To observe participants in their natural environment
C) To collect standardized data for statistical analysis
D) To explore in-depth personal narratives
- 13. What is the key feature of correlational research in quantitative criminology?
A) It tests causal relationships between variables
B) It measures the impact of one variable on another
C) It identifies the strength and direction of relationships between variables
D) It focuses on the subjective experiences of participants.
- 14. Alpha resorted of committing a crime because it is hard for him to achieve his material goals as he is in the group of a lower class while Bravo comes to an easy reaching his material wants for, h
A) Social learning theory
B) Strain theory
C) Differential association theory
D) Cultural deviance theory
- 15. This is characterized by cold, cruelty, social insensitivity, disregard for danger, troublesome behavior, dislike of others, and attraction toward the unusual.
A) Psychosomatic
B) Psychoticism
C) Psychosis
D) Psychoneurosis
- 16. One of the most obedient students in the criminology is Alpha, when he started to join civic organization and attending rallies he was influenced by his group to misbehave to the point that class disturbance occur due to his behavior. If you are the dean of the school, what behavioral classification would Alpha have?
A) Morally wrong
B) Amoral
C) Violence
D) Immoral
- 17. In the context of the PNP’s disaster risk reduction and management plan, what does the term “Saklolo” refer to?
A) A type of emergency equipment
B) A training program for first responders
C) The PNP’s disaster risk reduction and management plan
D) A code name for a specific operation
- 18. A young adult who has recently dropped out of school and has few close relationships with family or community members begins engaging in vandalism and petty theft. The individual expresses little concern about societal rules or expectations. According to Social Bond Theory, which of the
A) The individual lacks strong ties to social institutions, leading to weakened conformity to societal norms
B) The individual is motivated by economic strain and the inability to achieve societal goals.
C) The individual commits crimes as a result of peer pressure and learned behavior
D) The individual is biologically predisposed to deviant behavior and lacks self-control.
- 19. The Mental capacity of a child to understand the difference between what is right or wrong and the consequences of his acts.
A) Intent
B) Motive
C) Knowledge
D) Discernment
- 20. Ricardo Cardo Dasay is volleyball team captain that keeps the game on even if it is a 25-20 and they're losing at the fourth set of game. The situation is referring to:
A) Avoidance
B) Dissociation
C) Denial
D) Acting out
- 21. A teenager is caught shoplifting with a group of friends. Upon investigation, it is revealed that the teenager’s friends have been engaging in similar behavior for months and have often talked about how “easy” it is to get away with it. The teenager claims they only joined in to fit in with the group. Based on Social Learning Theory, what is the most likely explanation for the teenager’s criminal behavior?
A) The teenager made a rational decision to commit the crime after assessing its risks and benefits
B) The teenager has a genetic predisposition toward deviant behavior
C) The teenager learned the behavior by observing and imitating their peers
D) The teenager engaged in shoplifting as a result of societal strain and blocked opportunities.
- 22. Which of the following is a characteristic of quantitative research in criminology?
A) It relies on open-ended interviews and participant observation
B) It avoids the use of standardized measurements or tools
C) It focuses on subjective experiences and meanings.
D) It collects numerical data for statistical analysis
- 23. A research that is to understand or explain a prevailing situation or explain a relationship between factors which may have already been identified in explanatory studies, and why the relationship exists
A) Explanatory research
B) Exploratory research
C) Keen research
D) Pure basic research
- 24. What is the main advantage of using mixed-methods research design in criminological studies?
A) It ensures generalizability by relying solely on large-scale surveys.
B) It combines the depth of qualitative research with the breadth of quantitative research.
C) It minimizes ethical concerns in criminological research
D) It eliminates the need for qualitative data collection
- 25. A criminologist studies a teenager who was labeled as a “delinquent” after being arrested for minor offenses. Over time, the teenager begins to identify with the label and engages in more criminal behavior, even though they did not initially consider themselves a criminal. Which concept from the interactionist view of crime best explains this behavior?
A) Labeling theory
B) Routine activities theory
C) Social contro
D) Differential association
- 26. Pat. Victor Mangubat was born from a criminal family and he was always looking for a pleasure in life but do not take any want risk and avoids punishment. Pat. Victor Mangubat is a great representation of a _______
A) Rational Calculator
B) Criminaloid
C) Hedonist
D) Atavistic
- 27. A criminologist conducts a study to observe and document the common characteristics of juvenile offenders in a specific city, such as their age, gender, educational background, and family structure, without attempting to explain the causes of their behavior. What type of research is the criminologist conducting?
A) Exploratory research
B) Correlational research
C) Experimental research
D) Descriptive research
- 28. What type of search described a condition or a given state of affairs in terms of specified aspects or factors?
A) Correlation research
B) Descriptive research
C) Research framework
D) Intervention research
- 29. A criminologist is designing a study to gather data on the attitudes of police officers toward community policing. The criminologist creates a questionnaire with a series of questions that allow officers to rate their opinions on a scale from “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree.” What type of research instrument is the criminologist using in this study?
A) Case study
B) Survey
C) Interview
D) Observation
- 30. A criminologist uses a survey with Likert-scale questions to study public attitudes toward police performance. This is an example of:
A) Quantitative research
B) Mixed-methods research
C) Ethnographic research
D) Qualitative research
- 31. Refers to a period of disorganization, period of upset during which people attempts at arriving at solution of problems. It is a crucial or decisive point or situation; a turning point; an unstable condition, as in political, social, or economic. It is a state provokes when a person faces obstacles or hazards to an important life goal
A) Crises management
B) Crisis
C) Crises negotiation
D) Crises
- 32. A criminologist conducts a study on the experiences of victims of domestic violence in a specific community. To select participants, the criminologist chooses individuals who are known to have visited local support centers for victims. Which non-probability sampling method is the criminologist using?
A) Snowball sampling=
B) Convenience sampling
C) Simple random sampling
D) Stratified sampling
- 33. A person who is a unique professional who can broadly practice the works of a criminologist, function of a criminalist and the role of a criminal justice practitioner
A) Criminalist
B) None of these
C) Criminal justice practitioner
D) Criminologist
- 34. Those with any behavioral disorder, whether functional or
organic, which is of such a degree of severity as to require
professional help or hospitalization
A) Physically handicapped children
B) Mentally ill children
C) Emotionally handicapped children
D) Mentally retarded children
- 35. Which qualitative research method is best suited for
studying the daily experiences of correctional officers in
prison?
A) Ethnographic research
B) Correlational analysis
C) Secondary data analysis
D) Structured interviews
- 36. What type of quantitative research design examines causeand-effect relationships?
A) Experimental design
B) Exploratory design
C) Descriptive design
D) Correlational design
- 37. What kind of crime victim does these people who
experience the harm intensely through media publicity as their
source of information?
A) Tertiary crime victim
B) Secondary crime victim
C) Specific crime victim
D) Primary crime victim
- 38. This is a modern classical school-based framework for
explaining crime that includes the traditional formal deterrence
aspects and other informal factors that studies show
consistently and strongly influence behavior
A) Differential association theory
B) Rational choice theory
C) Moffit's development theory
D) Drift theory
- 39. Ryan Benoit conducted his study without posing any
danger, embarrassment, hurt or any risk to his research
respondents. What problem has been solved in the case?
A) A research problem must be clear
B) A research problem must be feasible
C) A research problem must be relevant
D) A research problem must be ethical
- 40. Anton Guerrero has been bullied all through his early years
because he is an introvert person, but smart and intelligent
wherein Anton excels in his academic grades and skinny. This
is the manifestation of _______
A) Mesomorphic
B) Endomorphic
C) Ectomorphic
D) Dysplastic
- 41. What is this THEORY emphasized on the process of
naming behaviors and the people that perform them.
A) Rational choice
B) Functionalist
C) Labelling
D) Anomie
- 42. An anti-social behavior of the youth is a direct result of
internal conflict and pre-occupation with his own emotion and
mood. Therapy and counselling is necessary to control this
type of delinquency.
A) Social
B) Accidental
C) Neurotic
D) Asocial
- 43. The kind of family structure that could influence a person to
criminal behavior, characterized by non-satisfaction of one or
both parent from the relationship that may express feeling of
frustration refers to
A) Anti-social families
B) Inadequate families
C) Disturbed families
D) Disrupted families
- 44. Characteristics of a good research problem. It must be of
interest to the one investigating it. It should yield answers that
will contribute to knowledge and development.
A) Relevant
B) Feasible
C) Ethical
D) Clear
- 45. Police C/Insp. Joaquin Tuazon vas assigned to apprehend
all children in the streets who are found loitering. Ricardo
"Cardo" Dalisay a teenager snatched the phone of Glenda
Glen F. Corpus who during the commission Police C/Insp.
Joaquin S. Tuazon was doing his routine patrol and he of the
crime immediately apprehended Ricardo "Cardo" Dalisay.
What stags is being applied in this case?
A) Arrest
B) Final contact
C) Apprehension
D) Initial contact
- 46. Who are the children whose acts are manifested by vile,
cruel and atrocious acts conducted for which they feel no
remorse?
A) Asocial
B) Neurotic
C) Social
D) Accidental
- 47. This is an intense fear of a specific object or situation, such
as snakes, heights, or flying.
A) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
B) Specific Phobia
C) Panic Disorder
D) Social Anxiety Disorder
- 48. This process submits that the criminal behavior was due to
the gap between the criminal and the community. For this
reason, the offender must be assisted to strive hard to face the
forces of the society or community which will join upon his
release from jail/prison
A) Purpose of sentencing
B) Rehabilitation
C) Isolation of prisoners
D) Re-integration
- 49. The PNP members shall be actively involved in all civic,
religious, and other social activities with the end purpose of
increasing awareness
A) Business
B) Camaraderie
C) Social awareness
D) Religious
- 50. Which agency is primarily responsible for disaster response
operations at the local level?
A) Department of Health
B) Local Government Units (lgus)
C) Department of National Defense
D) Philippine National Police
- 51. What social norm provides direction for people in their
dealings with one another, as a standard against which actions
are evaluated, and as a prescription or requirement that people
act justly?
A) Conduct
B) Commandment
C) Justice
D) Conduct
- 52. The Period following the onset of puberty during which a
young person develops from a child into an adult
A) Manhood
B) Adulthood
C) Teenager
D) Adolescence
- 53. A Scottish woodcutter was accused of killing a man he
believed to be Prime Minister for thought that he was
persecuted by the Tories and their leader, Robert Peel,
however turned out to be another person. The court believed
he was so mentally deranged that it would be inhuman to
convict him since it was clear he was not in control of his
faculties. This case became known as:
A) The mc naghten rule
B) The brawne rule
C) The durham rule
D) The irrational mind rule
- 54. Pertains to the examination of the reasons of crime
causation and primarily deals to answer issues why despite the
existence of the law people still commit crimes.
A. Reaction towards the breaking of law
A) Reaction towards the breaking of law
B) The breaking of laws
C) Criminal etiology
D) The making of laws
- 55. It was observed by the public through media and news print
outs that Police Chief Albayalde was exercising proper
legitimate use of authority In the performance of his duty to
avoid critiques from the oppositions, Police chief Albayalde is
performing what ethical standard?
A) Justice
B) Public service
C) Police discretion
D) Judicious use of authority
- 56. Results of many research studies are published in journals
or monographs. These articles or reports are generally written
by those who actually conducted the study, thus, they are
called?
A) General references
B) Secondary sources
C) Primary sources
D) All of these
- 57. Which study of criminality in relation to the spatial
distribution in a community?
A) Criminal Etiology
B) Criminal ecology
C) Criminal physical anthropology
D) Criminal epidiomology
- 58. It is one of the parts of literature reviews that describer
briefly the mature of the research problem and explains what
led the researcher to investigate the question
A) Introduction
B) Summary/synthesis
C) Body
D) Conclusion
- 59. In the PNP’s disaster risk reduction and management plan,
which concept emphasizes reducing vulnerabilities and
enhancing capacities to withstand hazards?
A) Rehabilitation
B) Mitigation
C) Recovery
D) Response
- 60. What crime rate or incidence in a given locality is reflective
of the effectiveness of the social defences employed by the
people primarily of the police system?
A) Crime is Pervasive
B) Crime in Reflective
C) Crime is Expensive
D) Crime is Destructive
- 61. What is this statement that confirms crime correlates to
society that affects almost all people?
A) Crime is Pervasive
B) Crime is Destructive
C) Crime is Progressive
D) Crime is Expensive
- 62. An old woman approached pcpl. Cardo Dalisay asking the
police officer to run after an unidentified young man who
allegedly snatched her mobile phone. Pcpl. Cardo Dalisay
declined claiming that the man was already a block away from
them and besides the police officer alleged that he is rushing
home for an urgent matter at home. The officer's refusal to help
the old woman is an example of ____.
A) Non-feasance
B) Misfeasance
C) Misconduct
D) Malfeasance
- 63. This is a short term resident care for youthful offenders who
are awaiting court disposition of their cases or transfer to other
agencies or jurisdiction but does not exceed for twenty-four
hour:
A) Detention homes
B) Shelter-care institution
C) Educational Institution
D) Child-caring Institution
- 64. In research, this answer to the reason why we study
sample because it is definitely quicker to study fewer
individuals or elements than an entire population.
A) It is faster
B) It is more accurate
C) It can yield sore comprehensive information
D) It is cheaper
- 65. What is this ability to go on despite the tremendous
adversity?
A) Endurance
B) Frudence
C) Endurance
D) Perseverance
- 66. A community holds a restorative justice circle after a
teenager is caught stealing from a local store. During the circle,
the offender explains their financial struggles, the store owner
shares the impact of the theft, and community members
suggest ways to help the offender avoid reoffending. What role
does the community play in restorative justice according to this
scenario?
A) Imposing harsher penalties on the offender
B) Pressuring the victim to forgive the offender
C) Replacing the legal justice system entirely
D) Supporting the offender in reintegration and preventing future crimes
- 67. A criminologist is asked to provide a biased report favoring
the client’s interests in exchange for additional payment. The
client insists that the report will not be questioned and assures
confidentiality. According to the Canons of a Registered
Criminologist, how should the criminologist respond?
A) Accept the offer to satisfy the client’s request.
B) Seek advice from a colleague before deciding.
C) Reject the offer and uphold the principles of fairness and truth.
D) Alter the report slightly to meet the client’s request without compromising professionalism.
- 68. A teenager involved in drug dealing states that they
continue despite the risks of arrest because they enjoy the
financial and social benefits. The teenager also shows little
concern for the legal consequences. What does reward
dominance theory suggest about this offender’s behavior?
A) The offender is unable to distinguish between right and wrong
B) The offender’s actions are entirely shaped by peer influence
C) The offender’s behavior reflects dominance of reward sensitivity over punishment sensitivity
D) The offender has an underactive Behavioral Activation System (BAS).
- 69. A criminologist uses their position to influence the hiring
process of a family member in a private firm with which they
have professional dealings. Which Canon is violated in this
scenario?
A) Canon on Limitation of Authority
B) Canon on Practice of Profession
C) Canon on Private Conduct
D) Canon on Attitude Towards Fellow Criminologists
- 70. What is this model when the father is the head; the mother
in the chief of the training table and cheerleader. The children,
suffering frequent performance anxiety, play the rules and stay
in shape with conformity calisthenics?
A) The military model
B) The corporate model
C) Team model
D) The theatrical model
- 71. What movement removes as many first offenders of minor,
nonviolent crimes as potential from secure confinement and
treat them in the community?
A) Rehabilitative Perspective
B) Deinstitutionalization
C) Restorative Justice
D) Decriminalization
- 72. Among the following choices, this describes a radical
criminological approach to the explanation of crime that sees
the conflict and Ineq
A) Left-realist criminology
B) Feminist criminology
C) Peacemaking criminology
D) Radical criminology
- 73. High levels of which hormone have been linked to
increased aggression and dominance behaviors that may lead
to criminal activity?
A) Estrogen
B) Testosterone
C) Cortisol
D) Oxytocin
- 74. . Which of the following best explains the role of dopamine in
relation to criminal behavior?
A) Dopamine deficiency leads directly to violent crimes.
B) Dopamine levels have no relationship with criminal behavior
C) Excess dopamine activity can increase reward-seeking behaviors, including criminal acts.
D) High dopamine levels reduce the likelihood of crime by improving mood.
- 75. What statement this refers when they stipulate professional
standards of conduct necessary for the ethical enlightenment
of practitioners if they are to lead a professional career?
A) Police Conduct
B) Human conduct
C) Code of ethics
D) Police Discipline
- 76. A suspect arrested for burglary. During interrogation, the
suspect explains that they carefully planned the crime by
targeting a house with no security cameras, observing the
owners’ schedules to ensure they were away, and choosing to
break in at night to avoid detection. The suspect claims they
committed the burglary to obtain quick money for personal
expenses, weighing the potential reward against the risk of
getting caught. Based on rational choice theory, which of the
following best explains the suspect’s behavior?
A) The suspect acted impulsively without considering the consequences of their actions
B) The suspect’s actions were driven by genetic predisposition to criminality
C) The suspect made a calculated decision after assessing the risks and rewards of committing the crime.
D) The suspect’s criminal behavior was influenced solely by external social pressures
- 77. Which requirement must a criminologist meet to teach
criminology subjects in higher education institutions under RA
11131?
A) Must pass the bar examination to qualify
B) Must have at least five years of law enforcement experience
C) Must hold a master’s degree in law
D) Must possess a valid certificate of registration and professional identification card
- 78. Research suggests that low levels of which
neurotransmitter are linked to impulsive aggression and violent
behavior?
A) Norepinephrine
B) Dopamine
C) Serotonin
D) GABA
- 79. The confusion or unclear condition on social and on moral
norms may lead an individual to deviant behavior. This concept
is true on what theory?
A) Strain Theory
B) Neutralization Theory
C) Containment Theory
D) Anomie Theory
- 80. What kind of parents they are when they are warm but firm,
they set standards for the child's conduct but form expectations
consistent with the child's developing needs and capabilities?
A) Indifferent parents
B) Authoritative parents
C) Authoritarian parents
D) Indulgent parents
- 81. This is a manifestation of mental disorder through an
erroneous perception without an external object of stimulus.
A) Hallucination
B) Delusion
C) Paranoia
D) Illusion
- 82. What is this law is otherwise known as the Special
Protection of Children Against Exploitation and Discrimination?
A) RA 7601
B) RA 7610
C) RA 7160
D) RA 7106
- 83. This means the progress of criminology is concordant with
the advancement of other sciences that has been applied to it.
This connotes that criminology is.
A) Progressive
B) Dynamic
C) Regionalistic
D) Nationalistic
- 84. What is this known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act
of 2006, where it covers the different stages involving children
at risk and children in conflict with the law from prevention to
rehabilitation and reintegration?
A) RA 9443
B) RA 9344
C) RA 9433
D) RA 9454
- 85. A woman experiencing physical and emotional abuse files
for a protection order against her spouse. Which type of
protection order under RA 9262 can be issued immediately to
provide temporary relief to the victim?
A) Permanent Protection Order (PPO)
B) Ex-Parte Protection Order
C) Barangay Protection Order (BPO)
D) Temporary Protection Order (TPO)
- 86. Which body type of individual depiction too much on
committing thief and could fit to a narrow places?
A) An Endomorphic
B) An Ectomorphic
C) A Mesomorphic
D) A Dysplastic or mixed
- 87. What stage Sexual interest is relatively inactive?
A) Phallic stage
B) Genital stage
C) Latency stage
D) Anal stage
- 88. Research method usually used when the intention of the
researcher is to ascertain the quality of message or information
found in a document or in mass media.
A) Historical Method
B) Survey Method
C) Experimental Method
D) Content Analysis
- 89. This type of research study find answer to the questions,
who, what, when, where and how. This type of research
describes a situation or a given situation in terms of specified
aspects or factors.
A) Explanatory or Correlation Research
B) Descriptive Research
C) Intervention Experimental research
D) Pure Basic Research
- 90. . According to the section 6 of the RA 9344, a child above
fifteen (15) years at the time of the commission of the offense
shall...
A) Be exempt from criminal liability and shall be subjected to intervention program
B) Not be exempted from criminal liability
C) Be exempt from criminal liability and shall not be subjected to intervention program
D) Be exempt from criminal liability and civil liability
- 91. . What does it connotes if police officer Ronald De la Cruz
and his immediate family members were actively involved in
the religious, social and community activities which somehow
enhance the image of the Police Organization even without
affecting his official duties?
A) Physical Fitness
B) Social Awareness
C) Table manners
D) Non-Partisanship
- 92. These parents are responsive, accepting, benign or kind
and more passive ways in matters of discipline. They believe
that control is an infringement or violation of the child's
freedom
A) Authoritarian Parents
B) Authoritative Parents
C) Indifferent Parents
D) Indulgent Parents
- 93. What sexual dysfunction wherein there is no sexual drive
or interest in sexual activity?
A) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
B) Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
C) Sexual Pain Disorders
D) Sexual Aversion Disorder
- 94. The group to which the researcher would like the results
of a study to be generalized
A) Respondent
B) Whole group
C) Population
D) Ratio
- 95. Which of the following the PNP members shall follow
logical procedures in accomplishing tasks assigned to them to
minimize waste in the use of time, money and effort?
A) Justice
B) Integrity
C) Orderliness
D) Morality
- 96. Which of these does not belong to the factors in
determining appropriate intervention program to a child in
conflict with the law?
A) Family and social background of the parents
B) Safety and security of the child
C) Nature and circumstances of the offense charged
D) Influence of the family and environment on the growth of the child
- 97. What is committed by a person who shall engage in
trading and dealing with children including, but not limited to
the act of buying and selling of a child for money or for any
consideration or barter?
A) Child at Risk
B) Child prostitution
C) Child Exploitation
D) Child trafficking
- 98. What is this brief description of the entire population of the
study and the type of sampling techniques used in selecting
sample respondents?
A) Description of the Respondents
B) Specific Objectives
C) Population & Sampling Scheme
D) Research Instrument
- 99. What theory argued that a combination of internal
psychological containments and external social containment
prevents people from deviating from social norms?
A) Containment theory
B) Strain theory
C) Control theory
D) Classical theory
- 100. Who are this frequently committing Criminal offenses by a
young person below the age at which ordinary criminal
prosecution is possible?
A) Juvenile Delinquency
B) Young Offender
C) Minor Delinquent
D) Youthful offender
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