Question 1

ICPSR ensures subject confidentiality with work done by a ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  data confidentialist 
B)  federal law officer 
C)  data archivist 
D)  human rights officer 
A)  data confidentialist 
B)  federal law officer 
C)  data archivist 
D)  human rights officer C

Question 2

In a content analysis, items such as newspaper articles or political conventions may be the ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  population units 
B)  units of analysis 
C)  contextual units 
D)  analytical content 
A)  population units 
B)  units of analysis 
C)  contextual units 
D)  analytical content B

Question 3

The Freedom of Information Act stipulates that all persons have a right to access all federal agency records unless ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  the President of the United States bars access 
B)  the records are specifically exempted 
C)  their Institutional Review Board denies access 
D)  the subjects are still living 
A)  the President of the United States bars access 
B)  the records are specifically exempted 
C)  their Institutional Review Board denies access 
D)  the subjects are still living B

Question 4

Researchers who conclude that they are being denied access to public records of the federal government have no recourse to obtain the data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Taylor, et al. (2013) found that male and female children were equally likely to have been abducted by family, but the print media was more likely to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  report on female family abductions compared to males 
B)  focus on abductions by male family members 
C)  report more on abductions perpetrated by family members than strangers 
D)  focus on abductions of male children 
A)  report on female family abductions compared to males 
B)  focus on abductions by male family members 
C)  report more on abductions perpetrated by family members than strangers 
D)  focus on abductions of male children

Question 6

Content analysis is the systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Bichler, Lim, and Larin (2017) found that the size of the shapes in the graphs (e.g., circles and diamonds) indicated that ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  the focus should be pointed toward Smith 
B)  there was no connection 
C)  the degree of betweenness centrality 
D)  there would have been no way to make an arrest based on the current data 
A)  the focus should be pointed toward Smith 
B)  there was no connection 
C)  the degree of betweenness centrality 
D)  there would have been no way to make an arrest based on the current data

Question 8

Researchers who conclude they are being denied access to public records of the federal government may be able to obtain the data by ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  mailing a request to the Institutional Review Board 
B)  sending a request to the President of the United States 
C)  filing a Freedom of Information Act request 
D)  there is no further step that may be taken 
A)  mailing a request to the Institutional Review Board 
B)  sending a request to the President of the United States 
C)  filing a Freedom of Information Act request 
D)  there is no further step that may be taken

Question 9

What is the NACJID? Name any five of the datasets provided by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and National Institute of Justice cosponsored NACJID.

Accepted Answer

The National Archive of Criminal Justice

Question 10

Because content analysis involves coding and categorizing text and discovering relationships among constructs in text, among other things, it bears some similarities to ______ analysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  quantitative data 
B)  secondary quantitative data 
C)  qualitative data 
D)  identification 
A)  quantitative data 
B)  secondary quantitative data 
C)  qualitative data 
D)  identification

Question 11

Who decides whether there are any issues of concern regarding human subjects when it comes to secondary analysis of data? Are regulations clear on this matter?

Accepted Answer

It is not up to you to decide whether th

Question 12

What is crime mapping? How has it been used? What are the three main functions of crime mapping?

Accepted Answer

Crime mapping for intelligence-led polic

Question 13

The systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristic is ______ analysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  content 
B)  contextual 
C)  quantitative 
D)  tertiary 
A)  content 
B)  contextual 
C)  quantitative 
D)  tertiary

Question 14

Hotspots are geospatial locations within jurisdictions where crimes are less likely to occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The collection of Big Data makes possible ______ and prediction of behavior on a large scale

Accepted Answer

A)  surveillance 
B)  surveillance. 
C)  protection 
D)  control 
A)  surveillance 
B)  surveillance. 
C)  protection 
D)  control

Question 16

What are hot spots? Why are they important? Give an example.

Accepted Answer

Today, crime mapping is being used by th

Question 17

Use of SNA and crime mapping techniques are now common techniques used by law enforcement agencies to reduce, disrupt and prevent crime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Risk Terrain Modeling weights the independent variables and places them into a final model where criminal behavior is most likely to occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

To ensure adequate representation of community newspapers in large cities, a(n) ______ sample might be the best choice

Accepted Answer

A)  simple random 
B)  stratified random 
C)  enumerated random 
D)  nonrandom 
A)  simple random 
B)  stratified random 
C)  enumerated random 
D)  nonrandom

Question 20

Crime mapping provides maps to visually communicate analysis results.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

ICPSR ensures subject confidentiality with work done by a ______.

In a content analysis, items such as newspaper articles or political conventions may be the ______.

The Freedom of Information Act stipulates that all persons have a right to access all federal agency records unless ______.

Researchers who conclude that they are being denied access to public records of the federal government have no recourse to obtain the data.

Taylor, et al. (2013) found that male and female children were equally likely to have been abducted by family, but the print media was more likely to ______.

Content analysis is the systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristics.

Bichler, Lim, and Larin (2017) found that the size of the shapes in the graphs (e.g., circles and diamonds) indicated that ______.

Researchers who conclude they are being denied access to public records of the federal government may be able to obtain the data by ______.

What is the NACJID? Name any five of the datasets provided by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and National Institute of Justice cosponsored NACJID.

Because content analysis involves coding and categorizing text and discovering relationships among constructs in text, among other things, it bears some similarities to ______ analysis.

Who decides whether there are any issues of concern regarding human subjects when it comes to secondary analysis of data? Are regulations clear on this matter?

What is crime mapping? How has it been used? What are the three main functions of crime mapping?

The systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristic is ______ analysis.

Hotspots are geospatial locations within jurisdictions where crimes are less likely to occur.

The collection of Big Data makes possible ______ and prediction of behavior on a large scale

What are hot spots? Why are they important? Give an example.

Use of SNA and crime mapping techniques are now common techniques used by law enforcement agencies to reduce, disrupt and prevent crime.

Risk Terrain Modeling weights the independent variables and places them into a final model where criminal behavior is most likely to occur.

To ensure adequate representation of community newspapers in large cities, a(n) ______ sample might be the best choice

Crime mapping provides maps to visually communicate analysis results.

Science, Society, and Research Related to Criminal Justice and Criminology

The Process and Problems of Research Related to Crime and Criminology

Ethical Guidelines for Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Evaluation and Policy Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Summarizing and Reporting Research

Filters

Exam 9: Analyzing Content and Police Data: Social-Network Analysis, Crime Mapping, Big Data, and Content Analysis

ICPSR ensures subject confidentiality with work done by a ______.

In a content analysis, items such as newspaper articles or political conventions may be the ______.

The Freedom of Information Act stipulates that all persons have a right to access all federal agency records unless ______.

Researchers who conclude that they are being denied access to public records of the federal government have no recourse to obtain the data.

Taylor, et al. (2013) found that male and female children were equally likely to have been abducted by family, but the print media was more likely to ______.

Content analysis is the systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristics.

Bichler, Lim, and Larin (2017) found that the size of the shapes in the graphs (e.g., circles and diamonds) indicated that ______.

Researchers who conclude they are being denied access to public records of the federal government may be able to obtain the data by ______.

What is the NACJID? Name any five of the datasets provided by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and National Institute of Justice cosponsored NACJID.

Because content analysis involves coding and categorizing text and discovering relationships among constructs in text, among other things, it bears some similarities to ______ analysis.

Who decides whether there are any issues of concern regarding human subjects when it comes to secondary analysis of data? Are regulations clear on this matter?

What is crime mapping? How has it been used? What are the three main functions of crime mapping?

The systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristic is ______ analysis.

Hotspots are geospatial locations within jurisdictions where crimes are less likely to occur.

The collection of Big Data makes possible ______ and prediction of behavior on a large scale

What are hot spots? Why are they important? Give an example.

Use of SNA and crime mapping techniques are now common techniques used by law enforcement agencies to reduce, disrupt and prevent crime.

Risk Terrain Modeling weights the independent variables and places them into a final model where criminal behavior is most likely to occur.

To ensure adequate representation of community newspapers in large cities, a(n) ______ sample might be the best choice

Crime mapping provides maps to visually communicate analysis results.

Science, Society, and Research Related to Criminal Justice and Criminology

The Process and Problems of Research Related to Crime and Criminology

Ethical Guidelines for Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Evaluation and Policy Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Summarizing and Reporting Research

Filters