Question 1

In the policing crime context, the problem that policing may affect crime and that crime may also affect the number of police is called simultaneity bias.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Spending more money to add police officers to our nation's police forces appears to have a noticeable effect on crime rates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment found that the level of patrol had no effect on crimes that are suppressible by patrol.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

A significant critique of the Kansas City Experiment was that patrol cars entered reactive beats to respond to calls, which means that they basically created a police presence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A large portion of 911 calls to police are for non-___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A large portion of 911 calls to...

Question 6

President Bush's Violent Crime Control Act of 1994 resulted in the hiring of some 100,000 police officers in the latter part of the 1990s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Some people are convinced that the ___________ sector can do better than the public sector when it comes to the provision of security and criminal justice services.

Accepted Answer

A)  dice 
B)  private 
C)  multiple 
D)  middle 
A)  dice 
B)  private 
C)  multiple 
D)  middle

Question 8

Researchers identified which one of the following advantages of college education for police officers?

Accepted Answer

A)  College starts the students learning about a chain of command. 
B)  College ingrains responsibility and appreciation for people's rights. 
C)  College ensures students will learn to survive on less money. 
D)  College will increase their authoritative nature so they will be ready for police work. 
A)  College starts the students learning about a chain of command. 
B)  College ingrains responsibility and appreciation for people's rights. 
C)  College ensures students will learn to survive on less money. 
D)  College will increase their authoritative nature so they will be ready for police work.

Question 9

Which is true according to a RAND study?

Accepted Answer

A)  Investigators spend little time reviewing reports 
B)  The single most important determinant of whether or not a case will be solved is the response time of the investigator. 
C)  An investigator spends more time identifying the perpetrator than he does in post- clearance processing. 
D)  Latent fingerprints rarely provide the only basis for identifying a suspect. 
A)  Investigators spend little time reviewing reports 
B)  The single most important determinant of whether or not a case will be solved is the response time of the investigator. 
C)  An investigator spends more time identifying the perpetrator than he does in post- clearance processing. 
D)  Latent fingerprints rarely provide the only basis for identifying a suspect.

Question 10

How could citizens be utilized more effectively in crime control?

Accepted Answer

Although very few police departments hav

Question 11

Very few domestic violence incidents take place in view of the police?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

How could private security officers be utilized better for crime control?

Accepted Answer

Sworn police officers historically have

Question 13

Private police stress ___________means over detection and apprehension to control crime and disorder.

Accepted Answer

A)  preventive 
B)  retribution 
C)  proactive 
D)  reactive 
A)  preventive 
B)  retribution 
C)  proactive 
D)  reactive

Question 14

Private police are nongovernmental, so they are not bound by the same legal requirements as ___________police.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Private police are nongovernmental, so they are...

Question 15

President Clinton's Violent Crime Control Act resulted in the hiring of ___________police officers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of President Clinton's Violent Crime Control Act resulted...

Question 16

The simple fact that there are far more people than patrol officers makes it unlikely that ___________reduces crime.

Accepted Answer

A)  revolving shifts 
B)  random patrol 
C)  directed patrol 
D)  differential response 
A)  revolving shifts 
B)  random patrol 
C)  directed patrol 
D)  differential response

Question 17

Even if we could suddenly double the size of our nation's police force, the number of police officers per 	citizens would remain quite small.

Accepted Answer

A)  500 
B)  1,000 
C)  5,000 
D)  10,000 
A)  500 
B)  1,000 
C)  5,000 
D)  10,000

Question 18

The 311 number was developed as an option to handling nonemergency calls.	21)

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

___________policing tends to favor random and preventive patrol.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________policing tends to favor random and preventive...

Question 20

___________is arguably the most significant priority to most American police agencies.

Accepted Answer

A)  Media 
B)  Service 
C)  Communication 
D)  Patrol 
A)  Media 
B)  Service 
C)  Communication 
D)  Patrol

In the policing crime context, the problem that policing may affect crime and that crime may also affect the number of police is called simultaneity bias.

Spending more money to add police officers to our nation's police forces appears to have a noticeable effect on crime rates.

The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment found that the level of patrol had no effect on crimes that are suppressible by patrol.

A significant critique of the Kansas City Experiment was that patrol cars entered reactive beats to respond to calls, which means that they basically created a police presence.

A large portion of 911 calls to police are for non-___________.

President Bush's Violent Crime Control Act of 1994 resulted in the hiring of some 100,000 police officers in the latter part of the 1990s.

Some people are convinced that the ___________ sector can do better than the public sector when it comes to the provision of security and criminal justice services.

Researchers identified which one of the following advantages of college education for police officers?

Which is true according to a RAND study?

How could citizens be utilized more effectively in crime control?

Very few domestic violence incidents take place in view of the police?

How could private security officers be utilized better for crime control?

Private police stress ___________means over detection and apprehension to control crime and disorder.

Private police are nongovernmental, so they are not bound by the same legal requirements as ___________police.

President Clinton's Violent Crime Control Act resulted in the hiring of ___________police officers.

The simple fact that there are far more people than patrol officers makes it unlikely that ___________reduces crime.

Even if we could suddenly double the size of our nation's police force, the number of police officers per citizens would remain quite small.

The 311 number was developed as an option to handling nonemergency calls. 21)

___________policing tends to favor random and preventive patrol.

___________is arguably the most significant priority to most American police agencies.

Identifying and Evaluating Crime Conrol

Crime Control Perspectives

Proactive Policing, Directed Patrol, and Recent Advancements

Community Involvement in Plolicing

Prosecutors and Cirme Control

Crime Control Through Legislation

Crime Control in the Courts and Beyond

Sentencing

Probation, Parole, and Intermediate Sanctions

Rehabilitation, Treatment, and Job Training

Individual, Family, and Household Crime Control

Crime Control in the Community and in Schools

Reducing Criminal Opportunities Through Environmental Manipulation

Putting It All Together and Explaining Crime Trends

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Exam 3: Traditional Policing

In the policing crime context, the problem that policing may affect crime and that crime may also affect the number of police is called simultaneity bias.

Spending more money to add police officers to our nation's police forces appears to have a noticeable effect on crime rates.

The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment found that the level of patrol had no effect on crimes that are suppressible by patrol.

A significant critique of the Kansas City Experiment was that patrol cars entered reactive beats to respond to calls, which means that they basically created a police presence.

A large portion of 911 calls to police are for non-___________.

President Bush's Violent Crime Control Act of 1994 resulted in the hiring of some 100,000 police officers in the latter part of the 1990s.

Some people are convinced that the ___________ sector can do better than the public sector when it comes to the provision of security and criminal justice services.

Researchers identified which one of the following advantages of college education for police officers?

Which is true according to a RAND study?

How could citizens be utilized more effectively in crime control?

Very few domestic violence incidents take place in view of the police?

How could private security officers be utilized better for crime control?

Private police stress ___________means over detection and apprehension to control crime and disorder.

Private police are nongovernmental, so they are not bound by the same legal requirements as ___________police.

President Clinton's Violent Crime Control Act resulted in the hiring of ___________police officers.

The simple fact that there are far more people than patrol officers makes it unlikely that ___________reduces crime.

Even if we could suddenly double the size of our nation's police force, the number of police officers per citizens would remain quite small.

The 311 number was developed as an option to handling nonemergency calls. 21)

___________policing tends to favor random and preventive patrol.

___________is arguably the most significant priority to most American police agencies.

Identifying and Evaluating Crime Conrol

Crime Control Perspectives

Proactive Policing, Directed Patrol, and Recent Advancements

Community Involvement in Plolicing

Prosecutors and Cirme Control

Crime Control Through Legislation

Crime Control in the Courts and Beyond

Sentencing

Probation, Parole, and Intermediate Sanctions

Rehabilitation, Treatment, and Job Training

Individual, Family, and Household Crime Control

Crime Control in the Community and in Schools

Reducing Criminal Opportunities Through Environmental Manipulation

Putting It All Together and Explaining Crime Trends

Filters