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The Hardest Quiz Ever: GPCSL and Criminal Behavior

Test your knowledge on the General Personality and Cognitive Social Learning (GPCSL) theory and its insights into criminal behavior. This challenging quiz will evaluate your understanding of key concepts related to criminal psychology and recidivism.

10 questions covering GPCSL theory and predictors of criminal behavior
Designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike
Understand the psychological and social factors influencing criminal actions

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ThinkingWolf42

What does the GPCSL stand for?

The General Personality and Cognitive Social Learning

The General Population and Creative Social Learning

The Governing Personality and Core Strength Learning

The General Principles and Cognitive Social Learning

Criminal behaviour is likely when....

People are intoxicated

Rewards and costs for crime outweight the rewards and costs for prosocial behaviour

Rewards an costs will not be rewarded and behaviour is punished.

People have mental health issues

The GPCSL perspective underlies the RNR model of offender assessment and rehabilitation

True

False

The General Personality portion o the GPCSL theory considers multiple factors that may predispose a person to criminal behaviour:

BIOLOGICAL

GENETIC

PREDISPOSITION

SOCIAL CONVENTIONS

EVOLUTIONARY

Biology only predisposes, it does not determine risk

True

False

Check all that would be predictors of General Recidivism

Pro-criminal Associates

Procriminal Attitudes

Education and Employment

Family and Marital

Substance Use

Leisure and Recreation

Poverty

Mental Health

Anti Social

Trauma

The main premise of the GPCSL theory is that all human behaviour is:

Taught

Learned

Developed

Bad

Amazing

How do we learn criminal behaviour?

In School through friends and family

Social Context, Rewards/Costs, Person Factors

Benefits, Cost Analysis and Behaviour

Parents, Poverty, and Practice

What is a person factor?

The cognitive and physical characteristics of the person

Companions

Likelihood of behaviour occurring

Bad attitude

Check all the answers that would be considered distorted thinking patterns?

Entitlement

Denial

Anger

Dehumanizing

Lying

Honesty

Morality

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