Exam 13: Analyzing Problems: Application of Techniques Part I

An offender fleeing the scene is an example of "aftermath".

Crime analysts use mean and standard deviation primarily with data sets that include more than 13 cases, because they are more reliable at 13 cases.

The ratio of crimes that have been resolved through arrest and exceptional means is called:

The number of crimes in an area divided by the number of people living in the area is called:

Which city or cities has the highest crime rate?

"Anticipatory benefit" is when:

Once the analyst collects and examines relevant primary and secondary data, they can then develop a hypothesis

Most crime statistics published by the FBI on a national level are tabulated

Both tactical crime analysts and strategic crime analysts examine data by time of day and day of week.

Typically, the largest time unit used in strategic crime analysis to describe a problem is a month.