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41) Individuals with ________ personality are said to be basically unsocialized and whose behaviour pattern brings him or her into repeated conflict with society. a. an antisocial or asocial b. a schizophrenic or paranoid schizophrenic c. a sociopathic or psychopathic d. an antisocial or paranoid schizophrenic e. a compulsive or obsessive compulsive 42) Clifford Olson, the notorious Canadian serial killer, murdered _____ young people in British Columbia in the 1980s. a. 9 b. 11 c. 15 d. 17 e. 21 43) The ________ is the moral aspect of the personality, much like the conscience. More formally, it is the division of the psyche that develops by the incorporation of the perceived moral standards of the community, is mainly unconscious, and includes the conscience. a. Psychotherapy b. Psychoanalysis c. Superego d. Ego e. Id 44) The offender who is able to deny responsibility for other failures by turning to crime is said to be ________. a. practicing sublimation b. seeking alloplastic adaptation c. seeking autoplastic adaptation d. suffering from an antisocial personality e. practicing operant conditioning 45) A(n) _________________ is a form of adjustment resulting from changes in the environment surrounding an individual. a. fMRI b. Autoplastic adaptation c. Alloplastic adaptation d. electroencephalogram e. electrocardiogram 46) The ________ is the reality testing part of the personality, also called the reality principle. a. Thanatos b. Oedipus complex c. Psychosis d. autoplastic adaptation e. Ego 47) Hervey Cleckley, Robert Hare and others are best known for this category of psychological and psychiatric theory. a. Alloplastic Adaptation b. Psychoanalytic Criminology c. Operant behaviour d. Psychiatric Criminology e. Modelling 48) Giving a good child candy is an example of a ________. a. positive reward b. negative reward c. positive punishment d. negative punishment e. neither a reward nor a punishment 49) ________ is based upon the notion that behaviour is determined by the consequences it produces. a. Psychiatric criminology b. Psychopathy c. Social learning theory d. Psychopathology e. Behaviour theory 50) ________ is a centralized computer bank containing details of violent crimes that assists police in recognizing patterns among violent offences and offenders. a. The V-chip b. The Violent Crime Linkage Analysis System (ViCLAS) c. The Violent Crime Psycho Analysis System (ViCLAS) d. The Canadarm e. PCL-R