Question 1

A chart depicting the crime rate comparison for the city and the state over the last 20 years is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Accepted Answer

A) Situational awareness, long-term, command 
B) Crime reduction, long-term, command 
C) Situational awareness, immediate, command 
D) Situational awareness, short-term, management 
A) Situational awareness, long-term, command 
B) Crime reduction, long-term, command 
C) Situational awareness, immediate, command 
D) Situational awareness, short-term, management

Question 2

Gang activity related to homicides in cities such as Chicago are considered a long-term problems

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Police are able to implement random routine traffic stops at certain times where drunk driving cases were high in a particular area due to the results of crime reduction analysis on other areas with the same characteristics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Situational awareness is the development of a perception of an individual

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Identifying apartment complexes that have the highest number of parties over the last 6 months is an example of situational awareness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A list of calls for service occurring at an apartment complex in one day is an example of which purpose, problem type, and audience?

Accepted Answer

A) Situational awareness, immediate, command 
B) Situational awareness, long-term, operational 
C) Situational awareness, immediate, operational 
D) Crime reduction, immediate, management 
A) Situational awareness, immediate, command 
B) Situational awareness, long-term, operational 
C) Situational awareness, immediate, operational 
D) Crime reduction, immediate, management

Question 7

A map and list of cases showing a pattern of related burglaries in a commercial district over two weeks is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Accepted Answer

A) Situational awareness, short-term, operational 
B) Crime reduction, long-term, operational 
C) Crime reduction, short term, management 
D) Situational awareness, long-term, management 
A) Situational awareness, short-term, operational 
B) Crime reduction, long-term, operational 
C) Crime reduction, short term, management 
D) Situational awareness, long-term, management

Question 8

Crime analysis information is created to report facts and present conclusions about what the facts mean, how they are related to other issues, or why they are occurring

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Problems considered "short-term" are isolated incidents that occur and are resolved within a few days.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

A chart depicting the crime rate comparison for the city and the state over the last 20 years is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Gang activity related to homicides in cities such as Chicago are considered a long-term problems

Police are able to implement random routine traffic stops at certain times where drunk driving cases were high in a particular area due to the results of crime reduction analysis on other areas with the same characteristics.

Situational awareness is the development of a perception of an individual

Identifying apartment complexes that have the highest number of parties over the last 6 months is an example of situational awareness.

A list of calls for service occurring at an apartment complex in one day is an example of which purpose, problem type, and audience?

A map and list of cases showing a pattern of related burglaries in a commercial district over two weeks is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Crime analysis information is created to report facts and present conclusions about what the facts mean, how they are related to other issues, or why they are occurring

Problems considered "short-term" are isolated incidents that occur and are resolved within a few days.

Crime Analysis and the Profession

Theoretical Foundations of Crime Analysis

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

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: Crime Analysis for Accountability

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Exam 7: Crime Analysis Purpose and Audience

A chart depicting the crime rate comparison for the city and the state over the last 20 years is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Gang activity related to homicides in cities such as Chicago are considered a long-term problems

Police are able to implement random routine traffic stops at certain times where drunk driving cases were high in a particular area due to the results of crime reduction analysis on other areas with the same characteristics.

Situational awareness is the development of a perception of an individual

Identifying apartment complexes that have the highest number of parties over the last 6 months is an example of situational awareness.

A list of calls for service occurring at an apartment complex in one day is an example of which purpose, problem type, and audience?

A map and list of cases showing a pattern of related burglaries in a commercial district over two weeks is an example of which purpose, problem type and audience?

Crime analysis information is created to report facts and present conclusions about what the facts mean, how they are related to other issues, or why they are occurring

Problems considered "short-term" are isolated incidents that occur and are resolved within a few days.

Crime Analysis and the Profession

Theoretical Foundations of Crime Analysis

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

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: Crime Analysis for Accountability

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