CMY3702 - Study Unit 4
One of the inherent requirements for the commission of white-collar crime is? - Answer
Premeditation and fraudulent activity
Which one of the following crimes fall into the category of crime Sutherland had in mind
when he defined white collar crime? - Answer Corporate Crime
Embezzlement is an example of which crime? - Answer White-Collar Crime
Employee theft is primarily explained in terms of which factor/s - Answer The answer
based in the textbook is "Job dissatisfaction" however it can both be "Job dissatisfaction
and unfairness in the workplace"
When a factory dumps hazardous waste in a river, it is an example of which category of
crime? - Answer Corporate / Organisational Crime
A factor which contributes significantly to fraud in the workplace - Answer Poor Internal
Control
Stealing the personal particulars of a person to open new bank accounts is an example
of what crime? - Answer White-Collar crime
According to Hirschi and Gottfredson, white-collar crime is promoted by which factor? -
Answer Self-Interest
In essence Machaivellianism refers to what factor? - Answer Manipulation
A key internal causative factor in a psychological explanation of corporate crime is? -
Answer Moral Development
Or
Individual characteristics
Or
Machaivellianism
One of the inherent requirements for the commission of white-collar crime is? - Answer
Premeditation and fraudulent activity
Which one of the following crimes fall into the category of crime Sutherland had in mind
when he defined white collar crime? - Answer Corporate Crime
Embezzlement is an example of which crime? - Answer White-Collar Crime
Employee theft is primarily explained in terms of which factor/s - Answer The answer
based in the textbook is "Job dissatisfaction" however it can both be "Job dissatisfaction
and unfairness in the workplace"
When a factory dumps hazardous waste in a river, it is an example of which category of
crime? - Answer Corporate / Organisational Crime
A factor which contributes significantly to fraud in the workplace - Answer Poor Internal
Control
Stealing the personal particulars of a person to open new bank accounts is an example
of what crime? - Answer White-Collar crime
According to Hirschi and Gottfredson, white-collar crime is promoted by which factor? -
Answer Self-Interest
In essence Machaivellianism refers to what factor? - Answer Manipulation
A key internal causative factor in a psychological explanation of corporate crime is? -
Answer Moral Development
Or
Individual characteristics
Or
Machaivellianism
