Exam 4: The Uniform Crime Reports and Sampling
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In surveys, statistics can be used to control for rival causal factors after the fact.
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_________________ samples rely on knowledge of the distribution of a population's characteristics to choose a sample that assures representativeness of these characteristics.
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The redesigned UCR expands the forcible rape category to include forcible sodomy, sexual assault with object, and forcible fondling.
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What type of sampling procedure is most useful for interviewing widely disperse populations?
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Arson is the most unreliably measured of the UCR index offenses.
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The fact that the crime index is an unweighted index means that:
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This type of sampling is described as a nonprobability stratified sample:
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Replication involves repeating the design and methodology of previous studies.
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_________________ is the name of the unit-record reporting system which is the major change in the new Uniform Crime Reports program.
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The National Incident Based Reporting System still will lack the capacity to note whether a crime was committed by computer.
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The redesigned UCR reduces and simplifies the number of crimes recorded.
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The National Incident-Based Reporting System designates each crime as either attempted or completed.
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The UCR crime index is weighted according to offense seriousness.
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_________________ samples refer to those that permit estimation of the likelihood of each element of the population being selected in the sample.
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Simple random samples by no means guarantee probability samples.
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The redesigned UCR considers crimes such as drug offenses, gambling violations, pornography and prostitution:
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The original UCR system includes "crimes against society" as a category.
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