Question 1

Providing maps and data to the public is a means to hold the police department accountable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Maps which help investigators determine where serial criminals most likely reside are called __________models.

Accepted Answer

criminal g

Question 3

Which of the following is a type of information provided by maps?

Accepted Answer

A) Location 
B) Distance 
C) Direction 
D) All of the above 
A) Location 
B) Distance 
C) Direction 
D) All of the above

Question 4

Crime __________ can provide a rich variety of information including location.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Crime __________ can provide a rich variety...

Question 5

Repeat victimization theories are theories that pertain to questions of why the same victims are targeted repeatedly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A crime analyst's job may include:

Accepted Answer

A) securing the evidence. 
B) identifying factors contributing to a crime pattern. 
C) retrieving the evidence from property. 
D) preparing evidence for the private sector. 
A) securing the evidence. 
B) identifying factors contributing to a crime pattern. 
C) retrieving the evidence from property. 
D) preparing evidence for the private sector.

Question 7

In crime mapping,__________ patterns have points that are equally spaced.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In crime mapping,__________ patterns have points that...

Question 8

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A crime control model based on computer...

Question 9

Evidence found in what city indicates that crime maps have been around for several thousand years?

Accepted Answer

A) Athens 
B) Alexandria 
C) Iraq 
D) Iran 
A) Athens 
B) Alexandria 
C) Iraq 
D) Iran

Question 10

The Oakland California website that allows individuals to map a selection of various crimes is called __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Oakland California website that allows individuals...

Question 11

Parks and Burgess,starting in the 1920s,and later,Shaw and McKay,studied crime rates in Chicago by mapping the reported crimes on a map.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Areas of concentrated crime are referred to as __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Areas of concentrated crime are referred to...

Question 13

The use of computerized crime mapping in applied crime analysis most likely occurred:

Accepted Answer

A) in the 1960s in St.Louis,MO. 
B) in the 1980s in Des Moines,IA. 
C) in the 1800s in St.Louis,MO. 
D) in the 1960s in Los Angeles,CA. 
A) in the 1960s in St.Louis,MO. 
B) in the 1980s in Des Moines,IA. 
C) in the 1800s in St.Louis,MO. 
D) in the 1960s in Los Angeles,CA.

Question 14

Crime MAPS is updated with new data every week on Monday.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A __________ analyst's job may include identifying factors contributing to a crime pattern.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A __________ analyst's job may include identifying...

Question 16

Which of the following systems are used in major police agencies for crime mapping?

Accepted Answer

A) Geographic information systems 
B) Geographic international systems 
C) Data review systems 
D) Data mapping systems 
A) Geographic information systems 
B) Geographic international systems 
C) Data review systems 
D) Data mapping systems

Question 17

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called:

Accepted Answer

A) CASE. 
B) CMAP. 
C) CompStat. 
D) CrimeStat. 
A) CASE. 
B) CMAP. 
C) CompStat. 
D) CrimeStat.

Question 18

Maps can increase public awareness about neighborhood problems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which of the following programs does mapping with bitmap images?

Accepted Answer

A) Bitmap program 
B) School COP program 
C) Data location program 
D) Spatial data analysis program 
A) Bitmap program 
B) School COP program 
C) Data location program 
D) Spatial data analysis program

Question 20

Crime maps can provide a rich variety of information including:

Accepted Answer

A) race. 
B) location. 
C) perspective. 
D) blood type. 
A) race. 
B) location. 
C) perspective. 
D) blood type.

Providing maps and data to the public is a means to hold the police department accountable.

Maps which help investigators determine where serial criminals most likely reside are called __________models.

Which of the following is a type of information provided by maps?

Crime __________ can provide a rich variety of information including location.

Repeat victimization theories are theories that pertain to questions of why the same victims are targeted repeatedly.

A crime analyst's job may include:

In crime mapping,__________ patterns have points that are equally spaced.

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called __________.

Evidence found in what city indicates that crime maps have been around for several thousand years?

The Oakland California website that allows individuals to map a selection of various crimes is called __________.

Parks and Burgess,starting in the 1920s,and later,Shaw and McKay,studied crime rates in Chicago by mapping the reported crimes on a map.

Areas of concentrated crime are referred to as __________.

The use of computerized crime mapping in applied crime analysis most likely occurred:

Crime MAPS is updated with new data every week on Monday.

A __________ analyst's job may include identifying factors contributing to a crime pattern.

Which of the following systems are used in major police agencies for crime mapping?

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called:

Maps can increase public awareness about neighborhood problems.

Which of the following programs does mapping with bitmap images?

Crime maps can provide a rich variety of information including:

Police Patrol: the Backbone of Policing

Police Field Procedures

Police Operations in a Community Policing Environment

The Crime Scene and Preliminary Investigation

Interviewing and Interrogating

Handling Calls for Service

Forensics

Legal Constraints That Impact Police Operations

Police Reports and Other Correspondence

Police Communications

Gangs and Drugs

Police Operations in Culturally Diverse Communities

Handling Terrorism and Natural Disasters

Ethics and Police Operations

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Exam 13: Crime Mapping and Analysis

Providing maps and data to the public is a means to hold the police department accountable.

Maps which help investigators determine where serial criminals most likely reside are called __________models.

Which of the following is a type of information provided by maps?

Crime __________ can provide a rich variety of information including location.

Repeat victimization theories are theories that pertain to questions of why the same victims are targeted repeatedly.

A crime analyst's job may include:

In crime mapping,__________ patterns have points that are equally spaced.

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called __________.

Evidence found in what city indicates that crime maps have been around for several thousand years?

The Oakland California website that allows individuals to map a selection of various crimes is called __________.

Parks and Burgess,starting in the 1920s,and later,Shaw and McKay,studied crime rates in Chicago by mapping the reported crimes on a map.

Areas of concentrated crime are referred to as __________.

The use of computerized crime mapping in applied crime analysis most likely occurred:

Crime MAPS is updated with new data every week on Monday.

A __________ analyst's job may include identifying factors contributing to a crime pattern.

Which of the following systems are used in major police agencies for crime mapping?

A crime control model based on computer driven statistics is called:

Maps can increase public awareness about neighborhood problems.

Which of the following programs does mapping with bitmap images?

Crime maps can provide a rich variety of information including:

Police Patrol: the Backbone of Policing

Police Field Procedures

Police Operations in a Community Policing Environment

The Crime Scene and Preliminary Investigation

Interviewing and Interrogating

Handling Calls for Service

Forensics

Legal Constraints That Impact Police Operations

Police Reports and Other Correspondence

Police Communications

Gangs and Drugs

Police Operations in Culturally Diverse Communities

Handling Terrorism and Natural Disasters

Ethics and Police Operations

Filters