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    Crim 101 Introduction to Criminology

    FINALS

    Activity # 1:

     Based on your own understanding discuss and differentiate the


    following criminological classification of crime and give at least two
    examples for each:

    1. Acquisitive and Extinctive crimes


    2. Seasonal and Situational Crimes
    3. Episodic and Instant Crimes
    4. Static and Continuing Crimes
    5. Rational and Irrational Crimes
    6. White Collar and Blue Collar Crimes
    7. Upperworld and Underworld Crimes
    8. Crimes by Imitation and Crimes by Passion
    9. Service Crimes

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