Question 1

Types of property that are repeatedly victimized are called:

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat property 
B) Hot products 
C) Hot spots 
D) Hot targets 
A) Repeat property 
B) Hot products 
C) Hot spots 
D) Hot targets

Question 2

Which type of repeat victimization occurs when the same person has three different vehicles stolen?

Accepted Answer

A) Near victims 
B) Virtual repeats 
C) True victims 
D) Chronic victims 
A) Near victims 
B) Virtual repeats 
C) True victims 
D) Chronic victims

Question 3

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His mother is a:

Accepted Answer

A) Handler 
B) Place manager 
C) Guardian 
D) None of the above 
A) Handler 
B) Place manager 
C) Guardian 
D) None of the above

Question 4

Which theory would explain how the Internet has created opportunities for new or formerly rare crimes?

Accepted Answer

A) Rational Choice Theory 
B) Crime Pattern Theory 
C) Routine Activities Theory 
D) Routine Pattern Theory 
A) Rational Choice Theory 
B) Crime Pattern Theory 
C) Routine Activities Theory 
D) Routine Pattern Theory

Question 5

A major finding of the research on repeat victimization is

Accepted Answer

A) People that have been victimized in the past have a higher likelihood of being victimized again than do people and places that have never been victimized 
B) Places that have been victimized in the past have a higher likelihood of being victimized again than do people and places that have never been victimized 
C) Most crimes have some form of repeat victimization 
D) All of the above 
A) People that have been victimized in the past have a higher likelihood of being victimized again than do people and places that have never been victimized 
B) Places that have been victimized in the past have a higher likelihood of being victimized again than do people and places that have never been victimized 
C) Most crimes have some form of repeat victimization 
D) All of the above

Question 6

Which theory asserts that offenders make choices about committing crimes based on anticipated risks and rewards?

Accepted Answer

A) Rational Choice Theory 
B) Crime Pattern Theory 
C) Routine Activities Theory 
D) Routine Pattern Theory 
A) Rational Choice Theory 
B) Crime Pattern Theory 
C) Routine Activities Theory 
D) Routine Pattern Theory

Question 7

Building a fence around a construction site would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Accepted Answer

A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses 
A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses

Question 8

Displacement of crime

Accepted Answer

A) Occurs regardless of the response implemented 
B) When crime or other types of activity shift to other forms, times, and locales instead of being eliminated 
C) Is often underestimated 
D) When targeted problems are successfully eliminated, other problems are also often eliminated 
A) Occurs regardless of the response implemented 
B) When crime or other types of activity shift to other forms, times, and locales instead of being eliminated 
C) Is often underestimated 
D) When targeted problems are successfully eliminated, other problems are also often eliminated

Question 9

Copper wire or aluminum is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat property 
B) A hot product 
C) A hot spot 
D) A hot target 
A) Repeat property 
B) A hot product 
C) A hot spot 
D) A hot target

Question 10

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.A store security is a:

Accepted Answer

A) Handler 
B) Place manager 
C) Guardian 
D) None of the above 
A) Handler 
B) Place manager 
C) Guardian 
D) None of the above

Question 11

Routine activities theory focuses on how opportunities for crime change based on changes in behavior on a societal level.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Teenagers who are truant in school and consistently commit crime and disorder in neighborhoods around school are an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat offenders 
B) Repeat victims 
C) Known offenders 
D) Suspects 
A) Repeat offenders 
B) Repeat victims 
C) Known offenders 
D) Suspects

Question 13

A woman telling a rapist she has AIDS would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Accepted Answer

A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses 
A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses

Question 14

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His friends are:

Accepted Answer

A) Handlers 
B) Place managers 
C) Guardians 
D) None of the above 
A) Handlers 
B) Place managers 
C) Guardians 
D) None of the above

Question 15

When police address drug activity in one area, the activity moves to another area of the city is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) Spatial displacement 
B) Temporal displacement 
C) Target displacement 
D) Tactical displacement 
A) Spatial displacement 
B) Temporal displacement 
C) Target displacement 
D) Tactical displacement

Question 16

The goal of environmental criminology is not to explain why a specific offender commits a specific crime but to understand the various aspects of a criminal event.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Stop selling alcohol in the 7th inning of a baseball game would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Accepted Answer

A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses 
A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses

Question 18

Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to make the offender "think twice" because he or she perceives a possibility of getting caught?

Accepted Answer

A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses 
A) Increase perceived risk 
B) Increase perceived effort 
C) Reduce anticipated rewards 
D) Reduce provocations 
E) Remove excuses

Question 19

Specific locations or small areas that suffer large amounts of crime are called:

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat locations 
B) Hot products 
C) Hot spots 
D) Hot targets 
A) Repeat locations 
B) Hot products 
C) Hot spots 
D) Hot targets

Question 20

Displacement of crime does not occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Types of property that are repeatedly victimized are called:

Which type of repeat victimization occurs when the same person has three different vehicles stolen?

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His mother is a:

Which theory would explain how the Internet has created opportunities for new or formerly rare crimes?

A major finding of the research on repeat victimization is

Which theory asserts that offenders make choices about committing crimes based on anticipated risks and rewards?

Building a fence around a construction site would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Displacement of crime

Copper wire or aluminum is an example of:

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.A store security is a:

Routine activities theory focuses on how opportunities for crime change based on changes in behavior on a societal level.

Teenagers who are truant in school and consistently commit crime and disorder in neighborhoods around school are an example of:

A woman telling a rapist she has AIDS would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His friends are:

When police address drug activity in one area, the activity moves to another area of the city is an example of:

The goal of environmental criminology is not to explain why a specific offender commits a specific crime but to understand the various aspects of a criminal event.

Stop selling alcohol in the 7^th inning of a baseball game would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to make the offender "think twice" because he or she perceives a possibility of getting caught?

Specific locations or small areas that suffer large amounts of crime are called:

Displacement of crime does not occur.

Crime Analysis and the Profession

Effectiveness of Police in Reducing Crime and the Role of Crime Analysis

Crime Analysis Process and Application

Crime Analysis Data

Geographic Data and Crime Mapping

Crime Analysis Purpose and Audience

Repeat Incidents and Tactical Data Collection

Pattern Identification Process

Identifying Meaningful and Useful Patterns

Describing, Analyzing, and Disseminating Known Patterns

Analyzing Problems: Process and Statistics

Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part I

Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part II

Strategic Crime Analysis Results and Dissemination

Administrative Crime Analysis

Conclusions and Future Issues

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Exam 2: Theoretical Foundations of Crime Analysis

Types of property that are repeatedly victimized are called:

Which type of repeat victimization occurs when the same person has three different vehicles stolen?

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His mother is a:

Which theory would explain how the Internet has created opportunities for new or formerly rare crimes?

A major finding of the research on repeat victimization is

Which theory asserts that offenders make choices about committing crimes based on anticipated risks and rewards?

Building a fence around a construction site would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Displacement of crime

Copper wire or aluminum is an example of:

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.A store security is a:

Routine activities theory focuses on how opportunities for crime change based on changes in behavior on a societal level.

Teenagers who are truant in school and consistently commit crime and disorder in neighborhoods around school are an example of:

A woman telling a rapist she has AIDS would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

A mother drops her 16-year old son at the mall for the afternoon.The boy meets his friends and shoplifts several CDs.His friends are:

When police address drug activity in one area, the activity moves to another area of the city is an example of:

The goal of environmental criminology is not to explain why a specific offender commits a specific crime but to understand the various aspects of a criminal event.

Stop selling alcohol in the 7th inning of a baseball game would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?

Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to make the offender "think twice" because he or she perceives a possibility of getting caught?

Specific locations or small areas that suffer large amounts of crime are called:

Displacement of crime does not occur.

Crime Analysis and the Profession

Effectiveness of Police in Reducing Crime and the Role of Crime Analysis

Crime Analysis Process and Application

Crime Analysis Data

Geographic Data and Crime Mapping

Crime Analysis Purpose and Audience

Repeat Incidents and Tactical Data Collection

Pattern Identification Process

Identifying Meaningful and Useful Patterns

Describing, Analyzing, and Disseminating Known Patterns

Analyzing Problems: Process and Statistics

Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part I

Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part II

Strategic Crime Analysis Results and Dissemination

Administrative Crime Analysis

Conclusions and Future Issues

Filters

Stop selling alcohol in the 7^th inning of a baseball game would be an example of which situational crime prevention technique?