Answer:
B) athletes
Explanation:
Considering the lifestyles of athletes, we can assume that associating with them should reduce the risk of victimization. Athletes tend to work out during the day or the afternoons and tend to rest at night. They also smoke less and consume less alcohol and other types of drugs.
The lifestyle theory of victimology states that the chances of an individual suffering from a crime depend heavily on their own lifestyle. For example, most crimes happen at night, so people who like to hang out at night are more likely to suffer some type of victimization.
This theory also states that the percentage of criminals is very small (compared to society as a whole) and their crimes are unevenly distributed. This creates places with high risk of criminal occurrence. The lifestyle of individuals can determine the likelihood of being a victim or being a criminal specially through exposure to certain situations.
No, because by taking children away from their families, it destroyed traditional cultures, and aboriginal society.
Answer:
d. Prisoners
Explanation:
The Health and Human Services department of the United States is the first federal agency to make regulations regarding human research protection. It meets regulatory as well as institutional requirements.
According to the HHS regulations, 45 CFR part 46, includes four subparts --
Subpart A -- is know as the Common Rule or the Federal Policy.
Subpart B -- provides protection for pregnant women, neonates and fetuses.
Subpart C -- provides additional protection for the vulnerable prisoners.
Subpart D -- provides protection for the children.
Hence the correct option is (d).
Answer:
Out of the available options, I would say option A.
