Question 1

CPTED stands for __________________.

Accepted Answer

crime prev

Question 2

Property identification projects are aimed at

Accepted Answer

A) deterring burglary. 
B) returning property that is stolen when deterrence fails. 
C) Both a and b 
D) Neither a nor b 
A) deterring burglary. 
B) returning property that is stolen when deterrence fails. 
C) Both a and b 
D) Neither a nor b

Question 3

The Flint,Michigan,Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program appeared to do all the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) Decrease crime 
B) Decrease citizen satisfaction with the foot patrol program 
C) Reduce citizens' fear of crime 
D) Create a positive perception of foot patrol officers 
A) Decrease crime 
B) Decrease citizen satisfaction with the foot patrol program 
C) Reduce citizens' fear of crime 
D) Create a positive perception of foot patrol officers

Question 4

Included among the most common traditional crime prevention programs used are

Accepted Answer

A) lobbying for longer prison sentences and tougher laws. 
B) citizen training in use of firearms and self-defense. 
C) neighborhood watch and property marking projects. 
D) All of the above 
A) lobbying for longer prison sentences and tougher laws. 
B) citizen training in use of firearms and self-defense. 
C) neighborhood watch and property marking projects. 
D) All of the above

Question 5

Qualitative evaluations are __________ than quantitative evaluations.

Accepted Answer

A) less descriptive and less statistical 
B) more descriptive and less statistical 
C) less descriptive and more statistical 
D) more descriptive and more statistical 
A) less descriptive and less statistical 
B) more descriptive and less statistical 
C) less descriptive and more statistical 
D) more descriptive and more statistical

Question 6

One hazard of citizen patrols is the possibility of

Accepted Answer

A) volunteerism. 
B) reciprocity. 
C) vigilantism. 
D) All of the above 
A) volunteerism. 
B) reciprocity. 
C) vigilantism. 
D) All of the above

Question 7

General publicity campaigns directed at victims have had a limited effect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Referrals to dispute resolution centers can come from individuals wishing to refer themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Studies have shown that CCTV

Accepted Answer

A) only reduced crime where people were aware they were being watched. 
B) had no affect on crime. 
C) reduced crime. 
D) made citizens more aware of crime in their neighborhoods. 
A) only reduced crime where people were aware they were being watched. 
B) had no affect on crime. 
C) reduced crime. 
D) made citizens more aware of crime in their neighborhoods.

Question 10

According to the text,studies showed the 18 model crime reduction programs evaluated by the National Symposium on Community Institutions and the Inner-City Crime Project all had strong leaders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Since ancient times,lighting has been one means to deter and detect crime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In the second experiment conducted in Newark,they did not show a reduction in fear of crime according to the __________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the second experiment conducted in Newark,they...

Question 13

Describe the police anticrime newsletters and brochures and how they assist law enforcement in community relations.

Accepted Answer

Police anticrime newsletters and brochur

Question 14

A factor considered when selecting candidates for the Deferred Prosecution/First Offenders Unit is

Accepted Answer

A) the offender's credit rating. 
B) the nature of the current offense. 
C) the educational level of the offender. 
D) All of the above 
A) the offender's credit rating. 
B) the nature of the current offense. 
C) the educational level of the offender. 
D) All of the above

Question 15

According to the text,block or neighborhood watch programs would not be described as

Accepted Answer

A) the backbone of the nation's community crime prevention effort. 
B) mutual aid societies. 
C) the eyes and ears of the police. 
D) vigilantism. 
A) the backbone of the nation's community crime prevention effort. 
B) mutual aid societies. 
C) the eyes and ears of the police. 
D) vigilantism.

Question 16

Good examples of special crime watch programs are

Accepted Answer

A) electronic surveillance companies. 
B) storefront police precincts. 
C) realtor and carrier watch programs. 
D) All of the above 
A) electronic surveillance companies. 
B) storefront police precincts. 
C) realtor and carrier watch programs. 
D) All of the above

Question 17

Police departments' inability to evaluate their own __________ is identified as an impediment that might hinder implementation of community oriented policing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Police departments' inability to evaluate their own...

Question 18

Characteristics of the 18 model programs discussed included

Accepted Answer

A) focus on causes of crime and appropriate punishment. 
B) focus on causes of crime and built on community strengths. 
C) built on community strengths and diversity. 
D) a strong leader and strong laws. 
A) focus on causes of crime and appropriate punishment. 
B) focus on causes of crime and built on community strengths. 
C) built on community strengths and diversity. 
D) a strong leader and strong laws.

Question 19

According to the text,which crime prevention programs are among the most visible in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A) MADD 
B) Crime Stoppers 
C) Citizen Crime Prevention Associations 
D) All of the above 
A) MADD 
B) Crime Stoppers 
C) Citizen Crime Prevention Associations 
D) All of the above

Question 20

The __________________ Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered attention lately for its focus on place-based policing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The __________________ Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered...

CPTED stands for __________________.

Property identification projects are aimed at

The Flint,Michigan,Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program appeared to do all the following except:

Included among the most common traditional crime prevention programs used are

Qualitative evaluations are __________ than quantitative evaluations.

One hazard of citizen patrols is the possibility of

General publicity campaigns directed at victims have had a limited effect.

Referrals to dispute resolution centers can come from individuals wishing to refer themselves.

Studies have shown that CCTV

According to the text,studies showed the 18 model crime reduction programs evaluated by the National Symposium on Community Institutions and the Inner-City Crime Project all had strong leaders.

Since ancient times,lighting has been one means to deter and detect crime.

In the second experiment conducted in Newark,they did not show a reduction in fear of crime according to the __________________.

Describe the police anticrime newsletters and brochures and how they assist law enforcement in community relations.

A factor considered when selecting candidates for the Deferred Prosecution/First Offenders Unit is

According to the text,block or neighborhood watch programs would not be described as

Good examples of special crime watch programs are

Police departments' inability to evaluate their own __________ is identified as an impediment that might hinder implementation of community oriented policing.

Characteristics of the 18 model programs discussed included

According to the text,which crime prevention programs are among the most visible in the United States?

The __________________ Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered attention lately for its focus on place-based policing.

The Evolution of Community Policing

Inside Police Agencies: Understanding Mission and Culture

Understanding and Involving the Community

Problem Solving: Proactive Policing

Implementing Community Policing

Communicating With a Diverse Population

Building Partnerships: a Cornerstone of Community Policing

Forming Partnerships With the Media

Safe Neighborhoods and Communities: From Traffic Problems to Crime

Community Policing and Drugs

Bringing Youths Into Community Policing

The Challenge of Gangs: Controlling Their Destructive Force

Understanding and Preventing Violence

Understanding and Preventing Terrorism

What Research Tells Us and a Look to the Future

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Exam 9: Early Experiments in Crime Prevention and the Evolution of Community Policing Strategies

CPTED stands for __________________.

Property identification projects are aimed at

The Flint,Michigan,Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program appeared to do all the following except:

Included among the most common traditional crime prevention programs used are

Qualitative evaluations are __________ than quantitative evaluations.

One hazard of citizen patrols is the possibility of

General publicity campaigns directed at victims have had a limited effect.

Referrals to dispute resolution centers can come from individuals wishing to refer themselves.

Studies have shown that CCTV

According to the text,studies showed the 18 model crime reduction programs evaluated by the National Symposium on Community Institutions and the Inner-City Crime Project all had strong leaders.

Since ancient times,lighting has been one means to deter and detect crime.

In the second experiment conducted in Newark,they did not show a reduction in fear of crime according to the __________________.

Describe the police anticrime newsletters and brochures and how they assist law enforcement in community relations.

A factor considered when selecting candidates for the Deferred Prosecution/First Offenders Unit is

According to the text,block or neighborhood watch programs would not be described as

Good examples of special crime watch programs are

Police departments' inability to evaluate their own __________ is identified as an impediment that might hinder implementation of community oriented policing.

Characteristics of the 18 model programs discussed included

According to the text,which crime prevention programs are among the most visible in the United States?

The __________________ Foot Patrol Experiment has garnered attention lately for its focus on place-based policing.

The Evolution of Community Policing

Inside Police Agencies: Understanding Mission and Culture

Understanding and Involving the Community

Problem Solving: Proactive Policing

Implementing Community Policing

Communicating With a Diverse Population

Building Partnerships: a Cornerstone of Community Policing

Forming Partnerships With the Media

Safe Neighborhoods and Communities: From Traffic Problems to Crime

Community Policing and Drugs

Bringing Youths Into Community Policing

The Challenge of Gangs: Controlling Their Destructive Force

Understanding and Preventing Violence

Understanding and Preventing Terrorism

What Research Tells Us and a Look to the Future

Filters