Question 1

The proper placement of windows or lighting to observe intruders as well as regular users is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  natural surveillance 
B)  territorial reinforcement 
C)  natural access control 
D)  natural observation 
A)  natural surveillance 
B)  territorial reinforcement 
C)  natural access control 
D)  natural observation A

Question 2

The proper design and effective use of the environment in order to reduce the fear and incidence of crime is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  crime prevention landscaping 
B)  environmental security 
C)  physical impact study 
D)  CPTED 
A)  crime prevention landscaping 
B)  environmental security 
C)  physical impact study 
D)  CPTED D

Question 3

What is crime prevention? Include specific examples of efforts taken by the police to
aid people in not becoming victims and criminals.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
Crime prevention involves stopping a crime from occurring in the first place.Key aspects of crime prevention that should be discussed include:
-CPTED
-Repeat victimization

Question 4

__________ allows police to understand the "who,what,when,and where."

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ allows police to understand the "who,what,when,and...

Question 5

___________ seem to generate the greatest resistance to community policing.

Accepted Answer

A)  First-line supervisors 
B)  Captains 
C)  Lieutenants 
D)  Civilian staff members 
A)  First-line supervisors 
B)  Captains 
C)  Lieutenants 
D)  Civilian staff members

Question 6

The CPTED principle of _________ uses elements such as doors,fences,and gates to deny access to a crime target.

Accepted Answer

natural ac

Question 7

After research found it was not effective,the _________ program is being revamped to include an emphasis on peer pressure.

Accepted Answer

DARE/Drug

Question 8

_________ policing is a framework to advance various strategies,such as community and problem-oriented policing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ policing is a framework to advance...

Question 9

Smart policing emphasizes the use of traditional police methods in police problem solving.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

_________ policing encourages the police to deal with incidents and solve crimes.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ policing encourages the police to deal...

Question 11

_________________is arguably the best single predictor routinely available to the police in the absence of specific intelligence information.

Accepted Answer

A)  Repeat victimization 
B)  Surveys 
C)  Mapping 
D)  Analysis 
A)  Repeat victimization 
B)  Surveys 
C)  Mapping 
D)  Analysis

Question 12

The definition of community policing today is reasonably consistent across departments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Social networking sites can assist police with:

Accepted Answer

A)  community policing 
B)  preventive patrol 
C)  implementing discretion 
D)  the rule of law 
A)  community policing 
B)  preventive patrol 
C)  implementing discretion 
D)  the rule of law

Question 14

Match between columns
                        Premises: Community-oriented policing
Predictive policing
Smart policing
Intelligence-led policing
Traditional policing
Problem-oriented policing

Accepted Answer

The Answer of A framework to advance various strategies and is...

Question 15

The professional model of policing emphasized community policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Intelligence-led policing and community-oriented policing are not compatible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Community policing is an enhanced police-community relations program.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The principal architect of problem-oriented policing (POP)was:

Accepted Answer

A)  Herman Goldstein 
B)  Jerome Skolnick 
C)  August Vollmer 
D)  Henry Goldman 
A)  Herman Goldstein 
B)  Jerome Skolnick 
C)  August Vollmer 
D)  Henry Goldman

Question 19

Under problem-oriented policing,officers no longer handle calls for service.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The purpose of analysis is to search for an effective way of dealing with a problem,once it has been clearly defined.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The proper placement of windows or lighting to observe intruders as well as regular users is an example of:

The proper design and effective use of the environment in order to reduce the fear and incidence of crime is called:

What is crime prevention? Include specific examples of efforts taken by the police to aid people in not becoming victims and criminals.

__________ allows police to understand the "who,what,when,and where."

___________ seem to generate the greatest resistance to community policing.

The CPTED principle of _________ uses elements such as doors,fences,and gates to deny access to a crime target.

After research found it was not effective,the _________ program is being revamped to include an emphasis on peer pressure.

_________ policing is a framework to advance various strategies,such as community and problem-oriented policing.

Smart policing emphasizes the use of traditional police methods in police problem solving.

_________ policing encourages the police to deal with incidents and solve crimes.

_________________is arguably the best single predictor routinely available to the police in the absence of specific intelligence information.

The definition of community policing today is reasonably consistent across departments.

Social networking sites can assist police with:

The professional model of policing emphasized community policing.

Intelligence-led policing and community-oriented policing are not compatible.

Community policing is an enhanced police-community relations program.

The principal architect of problem-oriented policing (POP)was:

Under problem-oriented policing,officers no longer handle calls for service.

The purpose of analysis is to search for an effective way of dealing with a problem,once it has been clearly defined.

History: From English Origins to the United States

Preparing for the Street: Recruitment, Training, and Socialization

On Patrol: Methods and Menaces

Criminal Investigation: The Science of Sleuthing

Personnel Issues and Practices: Stress, labor Relations, higher Education, and Private Police

Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution

Accountability: Ethics, use of Force, corruption, and Discipline

Civil Liability: Failing the Public Trust

Federal and State Agencies: Protecting Our Borders and Freedom

Municipal and County Agencies: Organization, administration, and Roles

Pursuing Criminal Syndicates: Terrorists, gangs, drug Traffickers, and the MOB

Addressing People Problems: Immigrants, youth Crimes, hate Crimes, the Mentally Ill, and Homeless

Technology Review: Uses the Good, concerns the Bad, and Legislation

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Exam 4: Community-Oriented Policing and Problem Solving

The proper placement of windows or lighting to observe intruders as well as regular users is an example of:

The proper design and effective use of the environment in order to reduce the fear and incidence of crime is called:

What is crime prevention? Include specific examples of efforts taken by the police to aid people in not becoming victims and criminals.

__________ allows police to understand the "who,what,when,and where."

___________ seem to generate the greatest resistance to community policing.

The CPTED principle of _________ uses elements such as doors,fences,and gates to deny access to a crime target.

After research found it was not effective,the _________ program is being revamped to include an emphasis on peer pressure.

_________ policing is a framework to advance various strategies,such as community and problem-oriented policing.

Smart policing emphasizes the use of traditional police methods in police problem solving.

_________ policing encourages the police to deal with incidents and solve crimes.

_________________is arguably the best single predictor routinely available to the police in the absence of specific intelligence information.

The definition of community policing today is reasonably consistent across departments.

Social networking sites can assist police with:

The professional model of policing emphasized community policing.

Intelligence-led policing and community-oriented policing are not compatible.

Community policing is an enhanced police-community relations program.

The principal architect of problem-oriented policing (POP)was:

Under problem-oriented policing,officers no longer handle calls for service.

The purpose of analysis is to search for an effective way of dealing with a problem,once it has been clearly defined.

History: From English Origins to the United States

Preparing for the Street: Recruitment, Training, and Socialization

On Patrol: Methods and Menaces

Criminal Investigation: The Science of Sleuthing

Personnel Issues and Practices: Stress, labor Relations, higher Education, and Private Police

Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution

Accountability: Ethics, use of Force, corruption, and Discipline

Civil Liability: Failing the Public Trust

Federal and State Agencies: Protecting Our Borders and Freedom

Municipal and County Agencies: Organization, administration, and Roles

Pursuing Criminal Syndicates: Terrorists, gangs, drug Traffickers, and the MOB

Addressing People Problems: Immigrants, youth Crimes, hate Crimes, the Mentally Ill, and Homeless

Technology Review: Uses the Good, concerns the Bad, and Legislation

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