Question 1

Which of the following is not one of the factors that led to the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing?

Accepted Answer

A)  Technological improvements in police data systems 
B)  The terrorist attacks on 9/11 
C)  The "new managerialsim" philosophy 
D)  The implementation of foot patrol in inner-city neighborhoods 
A)  Technological improvements in police data systems 
B)  The terrorist attacks on 9/11 
C)  The "new managerialsim" philosophy 
D)  The implementation of foot patrol in inner-city neighborhoods

Question 2

Explain the how the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment worked and discuss the findings of the study.

Accepted Answer

The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experi

Question 3

___ approaches focus on deterring the relatively small number of individuals involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence, particularly gang or group members, while simultaneously providing services for anyone wanting to avoid violence.

Accepted Answer

A)  Broken windows theory 
B)  Place-based 
C)  Specific deterrence 
D)  Focused deterrence 
A)  Broken windows theory 
B)  Place-based 
C)  Specific deterrence 
D)  Focused deterrence

Question 4

In the Kansas City Gun Experiment, in which area did gun-related crime decline?

Accepted Answer

A)  The general deterrence area 
B)  The offender-specific deterrence area 
C)  The comparison areas 
D)  None of the above 
A)  The general deterrence area 
B)  The offender-specific deterrence area 
C)  The comparison areas 
D)  None of the above

Question 5

Although it did not reduce serious crime, it did have a modest effect on disorder. This statement comes from a study of ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  Directed patrol 
B)  Risk management 
C)  Hot spot policing 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Directed patrol 
B)  Risk management 
C)  Hot spot policing 
D)  None of the above

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a dimension of procedural justice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Failing to treat people with dignity and respect. 
B)  Giving citizens voice during encounters. 
C)  Being neutral and transparent in decision-making. 
D)  Conveying trustworthy motives. 
A)  Failing to treat people with dignity and respect. 
B)  Giving citizens voice during encounters. 
C)  Being neutral and transparent in decision-making. 
D)  Conveying trustworthy motives.

Question 7

The authors suggest that police departments choose the elements of the strategies that best fit their organizational cultures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A focused deterrence strategy evaluated in Los Angeles, also patterned heavily after the Boston program, did not produce significant results with respect to gang violence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Matching
-Person-focused approach

Accepted Answer

A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime 
A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a feature of focused deterrence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Selecting a particular crime problem 
B)  Focusing only police efforts to embrace nonviolence in order to challenge retaliatory violence 
C)  Communicating directly and repeatedly with offenders 
D)  Pulling together an interagency enforcement group 
A)  Selecting a particular crime problem 
B)  Focusing only police efforts to embrace nonviolence in order to challenge retaliatory violence 
C)  Communicating directly and repeatedly with offenders 
D)  Pulling together an interagency enforcement group

Question 11

The terrorist attacks on 9/11 are a major factor in accounting for the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Matching
-Focused deterrence

Accepted Answer

A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime 
A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime

Question 13

The Kansas City Gun Experiment indicated that increased seizures of illegal guns in a high-crime area significantly increasese violent gun crimes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Why are procedural justice, transparency, and accountability so important to police legitimacy?

Accepted Answer

Procedural justice, transparency, and ac

Question 15

Quality-of-life policing targets the reduction of physical and social disorder in order to reduce serious crime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Community-based approaches enlist and mobilize people are not in law enforcement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

_____ targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime.

Accepted Answer

A)  Event analysis 
B)  Directed patrol 
C)  Quality-of-life 
D)  Target-oriented policing 
A)  Event analysis 
B)  Directed patrol 
C)  Quality-of-life 
D)  Target-oriented policing

Question 18

Matching
-Quality-of-life policing

Accepted Answer

A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime 
A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime

Question 19

Matching
-Broken windows theory

Accepted Answer

A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime 
A)  A location that requires a disproportionate amount of police time and resources 
B)  Is related to fairness and focuses on the quality of treatment that citizens receive 
C)  Uses real-time crime analysis and incorporates intelligence analysis to aid in deployment of police 
D)  Aimed at deterring the small number of people involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence 
E)  Emphasizes the focus on quality-of-life offenses
F) Recognizes that small proportions of individuals are involved in a disproportionate amount of crime
G) Clear and honest representation of practices
H) A proactive strategy based on crime and problem analysis
I) Focus on anticipating crimes
J) Targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime

Question 20

Predictive policing focuses on reacting to crimes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is not one of the factors that led to the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing?

Explain the how the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment worked and discuss the findings of the study.

___ approaches focus on deterring the relatively small number of individuals involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence, particularly gang or group members, while simultaneously providing services for anyone wanting to avoid violence.

In the Kansas City Gun Experiment, in which area did gun-related crime decline?

Although it did not reduce serious crime, it did have a modest effect on disorder. This statement comes from a study of ___.

Which of the following is NOT a dimension of procedural justice?

The authors suggest that police departments choose the elements of the strategies that best fit their organizational cultures.

A focused deterrence strategy evaluated in Los Angeles, also patterned heavily after the Boston program, did not produce significant results with respect to gang violence.

Matching -Person-focused approach

Which of the following is NOT a feature of focused deterrence?

The terrorist attacks on 9/11 are a major factor in accounting for the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing.

Matching -Focused deterrence

The Kansas City Gun Experiment indicated that increased seizures of illegal guns in a high-crime area significantly increasese violent gun crimes.

Why are procedural justice, transparency, and accountability so important to police legitimacy?

Quality-of-life policing targets the reduction of physical and social disorder in order to reduce serious crime.

Community-based approaches enlist and mobilize people are not in law enforcement.

_____ targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime.

Matching -Quality-of-life policing

Matching -Broken windows theory

Predictive policing focuses on reacting to crimes.

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Exam 8: Innovations in Field Operations

Which of the following is not one of the factors that led to the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing?

Explain the how the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment worked and discuss the findings of the study.

___ approaches focus on deterring the relatively small number of individuals involved in a disproportionate amount of gun violence, particularly gang or group members, while simultaneously providing services for anyone wanting to avoid violence.

In the Kansas City Gun Experiment, in which area did gun-related crime decline?

Although it did not reduce serious crime, it did have a modest effect on disorder. This statement comes from a study of ___.

Which of the following is NOT a dimension of procedural justice?

The authors suggest that police departments choose the elements of the strategies that best fit their organizational cultures.

A focused deterrence strategy evaluated in Los Angeles, also patterned heavily after the Boston program, did not produce significant results with respect to gang violence.

Matching -Person-focused approach

Which of the following is NOT a feature of focused deterrence?

The terrorist attacks on 9/11 are a major factor in accounting for the development and expansion of intelligence-led policing.

Matching -Focused deterrence

The Kansas City Gun Experiment indicated that increased seizures of illegal guns in a high-crime area significantly increasese violent gun crimes.

Why are procedural justice, transparency, and accountability so important to police legitimacy?

Quality-of-life policing targets the reduction of physical and social disorder in order to reduce serious crime.

Community-based approaches enlist and mobilize people are not in law enforcement.

_____ targets the reduction of physical (e.g., graffiti) and social (e.g., prostitution) disorder to reduce serious crime.

Matching -Quality-of-life policing

Matching -Broken windows theory

Predictive policing focuses on reacting to crimes.

Police in a Democracy

Police History

Legal Issues

Police Strategies

Police Management

Selection and Development

Field Operations: Foundations

Behavior and Misconduct

Force and Coercion

Accountability and Ethics

Diversity and Inclusion

Stress and Officer Safety

Higher Education

Emerging Issues

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