Exam 4: The Uniform Crime Reports and Sampling

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A purposive (judgmental) sample is a nonprobability sample.

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_________________ is the term for clandestine or nonreactive methods of data gathering.

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The _________________ rule under the original Uniform Crime Reports held that, if multiple crimes took place within the same event, only the single most serious crime was reported.

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Unobtrusive measures refer to secretive or nonreactive methods.

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The National Incident-Based Reporting System requires detailed data on individual crime incidents and arrests using separate reports for each incident/arrest.

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Cluster sampling is a particularly useful technique to employ:

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The expression of crime in rates per certain units of popu lation enables a fair comparison of different size units.

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The original UCR only reported summary counts of crime.

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Nonprobability samples violate the equal probability of selection procedure.

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The hierarchy rule as employed in the UCR reports the most serious offense involved in a criminal incident.

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The UCR includes most victimless and white collar crimes.

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Which of the following is not an index offense?

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Criminal profiling involves bringing together groups of volunteers in order to record their attitudes regarding crime and criminals.

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The redesigned UCR eliminates the hierarchy rule for recording multiple crime incidents.

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Criminal profiling involves attempts to construct typical characteristics of certain types of criminals.

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Coverage of the Uniform Crime Reports has steadily improved since its inception in 1930.

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This type of sampling involves taking every Nth item in a list:

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_________________ sampling involves using introductions from initial subjects to obtain a network of other subjects.

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_________________ is a type of sampling usually used in surveys that involve field interviews and is most useful in studies that involve widely dispersed subjects.

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In addition to "Crimes Against Person" and "Crimes Against Property" the redesigned Uniform Crime Reports features a new category, "Crimes Against _________________ ."

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