Exam 2: Theoretical Foundations of Crime Analysis
Exam 1: Crime Analysis and the Profession36 Questions
Exam 2: Theoretical Foundations of Crime Analysis51 Questions
Exam 3: Effectiveness of Police in Reducing Crime and the Role of Crime Analysis33 Questions
Exam 4: Crime Analysis Process and Application25 Questions
Exam 5: Crime Analysis Data35 Questions
Exam 6: Geographic Data and Crime Mapping50 Questions
Exam 7: Crime Analysis Purpose and Audience21 Questions
Exam 8: Repeat Incidents and Tactical Data Collection18 Questions
Exam 9: Pattern Identification Process21 Questions
Exam 10: Identifying Meaningful and Useful Patterns28 Questions
Exam 11: Describing, Analyzing, and Disseminating Known Patterns11 Questions
Exam 12: Analyzing Problems: Process and Statistics23 Questions
Exam 13: Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part I28 Questions
Exam 14: Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part II21 Questions
Exam 15: Strategic Crime Analysis Results and Dissemination18 Questions
Exam 16: Administrative Crime Analysis17 Questions
Exam 17: Conclusions and Future Issues6 Questions
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Which theory would explain how a person who would normally not steal may decide to steal mulch from Home Depot when the clerk miscounted the number of bags at checkout?
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Individuals who commit a disproportionate amount of crime are called:
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Having trespass signs on a vacant lot would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?
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Construction site burglary decreases but burglary of fully constructed vacant homes increases, is an example of:
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Research has previously overlooked the fact that the successful elimination of targeted problems may also reduce other problems.
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When police routinely patrol a particular area in the evenings for prostitution and the prostitutes move their business to after midnight, this is an example of:
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The 80/20 rule comes from the observation that exactly 80% of some kinds of outcomes are the result of only 20% of the related causes.
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Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to make it more difficult for the offender to commit the crime?
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Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to change social practices as a way of encouraging compliance with the law?
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Which theory asserts that criminal events are most likely to occur in areas where the activity space of potential offenders overlaps with the activity space of potential victims/targets?
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Which theory focuses on how opportunities for crime change based on changes in behavior on a societal level?
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Which theory would help explain why large retail stores and movie theaters are more likely to have crime than individual residences?
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Which type of repeat victimization occurs when victims or targets that are virtually identical to the original victim and share characteristics?
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Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to change social and environmental conditions in ways that will diminish stress, conflict, and temptation to offend?
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Installing a CCTV camera to record activity around a school playground would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?
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A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.The owner of the music store is a:
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Rational choice theory states that offenders do not make choices about committing crimes and must act once they decide to do so.
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Which type of repeat victimization occurs when the exact same individuals and/or places that were victimized again?
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Three theoretical perspectives help crime analysts understand and anticipate patterns of behavior that create opportunities for crime: rational choice theory, crime pattern theory, and routine activities theory.
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