Question 1

Undercover investigators determined that the most common method used to gain access to unauthorized areas is:

Accepted Answer

A)  piggybacking 
B)  forged employee ID's 
C)  counterfeit ID's 
D)  disguises 
A)  piggybacking 
B)  forged employee ID's 
C)  counterfeit ID's 
D)  disguises A

Question 2

Many of the housing authorities are governmental or quasi-governmental agencies and have:

Accepted Answer

A)  "problematic" persons, such as gangs and loitering groups of youth 
B)  armed guards 
C)  proprietary security force 
D)  low socio-economic factors 
A)  "problematic" persons, such as gangs and loitering groups of youth 
B)  armed guards 
C)  proprietary security force 
D)  low socio-economic factors C

Question 3

Parking lot and garage security usually includes bright lighting.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Which theory stipulates that crime occurs in certain neighborhoods based upon a lack of police presence and a lack of stakeholder input?

Accepted Answer

A)  shattered glass 
B)  broken windows 
C)  CRASH theory 
D)  peelian theory 
A)  shattered glass 
B)  broken windows 
C)  CRASH theory 
D)  peelian theory

Question 5

Loss prevention is a major concern in hospitals and healthcare facilities.The major security problems in this industry are:

Accepted Answer

A)  vandalism and arson 
B)  burglaries and robberies 
C)  employee theft 
D)  white collar crimes and burglaries 
A)  vandalism and arson 
B)  burglaries and robberies 
C)  employee theft 
D)  white collar crimes and burglaries

Question 6

The major security problems at parking lots and garages are assaults, robberies, personal thefts and thefts from autos.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What concept involves the combined efforts of the business community and private security industry in cooperation with the police?

Accepted Answer

A)  police cooperative districts 
B)  business/private security districts 
C)  community improvement districts 
D)  business improvement districts 
A)  police cooperative districts 
B)  business/private security districts 
C)  community improvement districts 
D)  business improvement districts

Question 8

Lawrence Sherman and George Kelling expounded on the "broken windows" theory of policing and neighborhood safety.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The federal _____________ mandates that colleges or universities receiving federal funds must report crime data to the public about crimes on campus.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The federal _____________ mandates that colleges or...

Question 10

About 15% of airline passengers are selected for:

Accepted Answer

A)  piggybacking 
B)  secondary screenings 
C)  delayed flights 
D)  extra baggage allowance 
A)  piggybacking 
B)  secondary screenings 
C)  delayed flights 
D)  extra baggage allowance

Question 11

After 9/11, the government created a computer system of ____________, which captures the fingerprints and profiles of hundreds of millions of individuals who enter the United States each year.

Accepted Answer

The answer of After 9/11, the government created a computer...

Question 12

What measure has not proven helpful in preventing the theft of drugs at a hospital or healthcare facility?

Accepted Answer

A)  investigations 
B)  employee education 
C)  retail alert systems 
D)  internal reporting and monitoring 
A)  investigations 
B)  employee education 
C)  retail alert systems 
D)  internal reporting and monitoring

Question 13

When airport security measures were investigated, undercover investigators gained unauthorized entry to:

Accepted Answer

A)  visitor areas 
B)  reduced access area 
C)  restricted areas 
D)  limited timed area 
A)  visitor areas 
B)  reduced access area 
C)  restricted areas 
D)  limited timed area

Question 14

Many train and bus companies operate contract security companies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Some condominium and co-op complexes use security guards and electronic:

Accepted Answer

A)  slow motion to detect theft 
B)  zoom controls 
C)  real time text insertion 
D)  panning 
A)  slow motion to detect theft 
B)  zoom controls 
C)  real time text insertion 
D)  panning

Question 16

One major factor that can reduce the theft of drugs within a hospital setting is to ____________ the employees about the importance of drug security.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One major factor that can reduce the...

Question 17

The FFA and the airline industry agreed in 2001 to end the practice of using armed police at the security screening points because it was considered dangerous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The federal Clery Act mandates that colleges and universities that receive federal funds must report crime data to inform the public about:

Accepted Answer

A)  crimes on campus 
B)  arming campus security 
C)  self defense classes 
D)  hiring ex-military personnel 
A)  crimes on campus 
B)  arming campus security 
C)  self defense classes 
D)  hiring ex-military personnel

Question 19

Discuss the response of New York University to the Virginia Tech University shooting.Are these measures enough to protect the students?

Accepted Answer

In response to the Virginia Tech Univers

Question 20

Visitor control in a hospital prevents:

Accepted Answer

A)  unauthorized persons from entering the facility or patients rooms 
B)  authorized visitors from entering patients rooms 
C)  doctors and nurses from entering the drug locker 
D)  suspected substance abuse by hospital employees 
A)  unauthorized persons from entering the facility or patients rooms 
B)  authorized visitors from entering patients rooms 
C)  doctors and nurses from entering the drug locker 
D)  suspected substance abuse by hospital employees

Undercover investigators determined that the most common method used to gain access to unauthorized areas is:

Many of the housing authorities are governmental or quasi-governmental agencies and have:

Parking lot and garage security usually includes bright lighting.

Which theory stipulates that crime occurs in certain neighborhoods based upon a lack of police presence and a lack of stakeholder input?

Loss prevention is a major concern in hospitals and healthcare facilities.The major security problems in this industry are:

The major security problems at parking lots and garages are assaults, robberies, personal thefts and thefts from autos.

What concept involves the combined efforts of the business community and private security industry in cooperation with the police?

Lawrence Sherman and George Kelling expounded on the "broken windows" theory of policing and neighborhood safety.

The federal _____________ mandates that colleges or universities receiving federal funds must report crime data to the public about crimes on campus.

About 15% of airline passengers are selected for:

After 9/11, the government created a computer system of ____________, which captures the fingerprints and profiles of hundreds of millions of individuals who enter the United States each year.

What measure has not proven helpful in preventing the theft of drugs at a hospital or healthcare facility?

When airport security measures were investigated, undercover investigators gained unauthorized entry to:

Many train and bus companies operate contract security companies.

Some condominium and co-op complexes use security guards and electronic:

One major factor that can reduce the theft of drugs within a hospital setting is to ____________ the employees about the importance of drug security.

The FFA and the airline industry agreed in 2001 to end the practice of using armed police at the security screening points because it was considered dangerous.

The federal Clery Act mandates that colleges and universities that receive federal funds must report crime data to inform the public about:

Discuss the response of New York University to the Virginia Tech University shooting.Are these measures enough to protect the students?

Visitor control in a hospital prevents:

The History and Professionalization of Private Security

The Business of the Private Security Industry

Private Security Concepts, Tools, and Systems Integration or Convergence

Private Security Law

Retail Security and Loss Prevention

Personal Security

Employment-Related Security

Information and Computer Security

Investigative Security

Surveillance and Undercover Operations

Public and Private Partnerships for Security

Homeland Security

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Understanding the Threat and Countermeasures

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Exam 5: Premise Security

Undercover investigators determined that the most common method used to gain access to unauthorized areas is:

Many of the housing authorities are governmental or quasi-governmental agencies and have:

Parking lot and garage security usually includes bright lighting.

Which theory stipulates that crime occurs in certain neighborhoods based upon a lack of police presence and a lack of stakeholder input?

Loss prevention is a major concern in hospitals and healthcare facilities.The major security problems in this industry are:

The major security problems at parking lots and garages are assaults, robberies, personal thefts and thefts from autos.

What concept involves the combined efforts of the business community and private security industry in cooperation with the police?

Lawrence Sherman and George Kelling expounded on the "broken windows" theory of policing and neighborhood safety.

The federal _____________ mandates that colleges or universities receiving federal funds must report crime data to the public about crimes on campus.

About 15% of airline passengers are selected for:

After 9/11, the government created a computer system of ____________, which captures the fingerprints and profiles of hundreds of millions of individuals who enter the United States each year.

What measure has not proven helpful in preventing the theft of drugs at a hospital or healthcare facility?

When airport security measures were investigated, undercover investigators gained unauthorized entry to:

Many train and bus companies operate contract security companies.

Some condominium and co-op complexes use security guards and electronic:

One major factor that can reduce the theft of drugs within a hospital setting is to ____________ the employees about the importance of drug security.

The FFA and the airline industry agreed in 2001 to end the practice of using armed police at the security screening points because it was considered dangerous.

The federal Clery Act mandates that colleges and universities that receive federal funds must report crime data to inform the public about:

Discuss the response of New York University to the Virginia Tech University shooting.Are these measures enough to protect the students?

Visitor control in a hospital prevents:

The History and Professionalization of Private Security

The Business of the Private Security Industry

Private Security Concepts, Tools, and Systems Integration or Convergence

Private Security Law

Retail Security and Loss Prevention

Personal Security

Employment-Related Security

Information and Computer Security

Investigative Security

Surveillance and Undercover Operations

Public and Private Partnerships for Security

Homeland Security

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Understanding the Threat and Countermeasures

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