Which branch of criminology suggests that no free will is involved in criminal behaviour?

In which century did positivist criminology become commonplace?

Which of these was not a feature of criminality identified by Cesare Lombroso?

Which of these was not a feature of criminality identified by Cesare Lombroso?

Which of these was not a feature of criminality identified by Cesare Lombroso?

Which of these was not a feature of criminality identified by Cesare Lombroso?

Which of these psychologists tried to link criminality with physical features?

What type of scans were used by Raine et al. (1997) to examine neural explanations of criminality?

Higher rates of which atypical chromosome pattern were found by Jacobs et al. (1965) in criminals?

Roughly how many murderers were examined in a 1997 study by Raine et al.?

In what year did Raine et al. examine 41 murderers for neural explanations of criminality?

Which of these is not a personality dimension developed by Eysenck?

Which of these is not a personality dimension developed by Eysenck?

Which of these is not a personality dimension developed by Eysenck?

Which of these was not a cognitive distortion identified by Gibbs et al. (1995)?

Which of these was not a cognitive distortion identified by Gibbs et al. (1995)?

Which of these was not a cognitive distortion identified by Gibbs et al. (1995)?

Which of these was not a cognitive distortion identified by Gibbs et al. (1995)?

Which of these was the first stage of reasoning identified by Kohlberg?

Which of these was the second stage of reasoning identified by Kohlberg?

Which of these was the third stage of reasoning identified by Kohlberg?

In which year did Sutherland develop the Differential Association Theory?