CH5 Flashcards

1
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Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design has faltered because:

  • it has lacked the money to make the necessary design changes
  • it has been unable to motivate residents and legitimate users to act against crime
  • it lacks sufficient theoretical justification
  • it has not been subjected to adequate research and evaluation
  • none of the above
A

it has been unable to motivate residents and legitimate users to act against crime

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2
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The basic goal of neighborhood crime prevention is:

  • increasing community awareness and problem solving
  • obtaining police support
  • starting citizen patrols
  • property marking
  • none of the above
A

increasing community awareness and problem solving

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3
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According to Garofalo and McLeod, which of the following is NOT a common activity among neighborhood watch groups?

  • Operation Identification
  • crime hotlines
  • block parenting
  • improving street lighting
  • all of the above are common
A

all of the above are common

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4
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Which of the following is NOT one of the criteria necessary for crime outlined by Cohen and Felson?

  • a suitable target
  • an absence of guardians
  • an outlet for stolen goods
  • a motivated offender
  • none of the above
A

an outlet for stolen goods

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5
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The idea that crime is a logical consequence of the daily behavior of individuals proposed by Cohen and Felson is called the:

  • normal activities approach
  • daily interaction approach
  • cognitive mapping approach
  • routine activities approach
  • none of the above
A

routine activities approach

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6
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Which of the following is NOT one of Reynald’s dimensions to actual guardianship?

  • the availability to observe what is happening
  • undertaking the task of watching
  • installing needed security devices
  • acting on what you see
  • all of the above are dimensions
A

installing needed security devices

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7
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Which of the following is NOT a result of community anti-drug programs?

  • a positive impact on social cohesion
  • no impact on drug problems
  • reduced signs of physical decay
  • increased feelings of empowerment
  • all of the above are results
A

no impact on drug problems

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8
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Research on the impact of the Guardian Angels finds:

  • little impact on the level of crime
  • increased feelings of fear
  • citizen opposition
  • police opposition
  • all of the above are found
A

little impact on the level of crime

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9
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Which of the following is NOT a problem in evaluating neighborhood crime prevention?

  • neighborhood is rarely defined
  • the area is not clearly defined
  • measurement of increased surveillance is often not considered
  • programs are not implemented in isolation
  • all of these are problems
A

all of these are problems

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10
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Research on crime prevention participation reveals which of the following most related to participation?

  • race
  • participation in other groups
  • sex
  • crime victimization
  • fear
A

participation in other groups

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11
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Which of the following is NOT a source of control necessary for successful neighborhood activity, according to Bursik and Grasmick?

  • public control
  • parochial control
  • private control
  • paternal control
  • all are sources
A

paternal control

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12
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One key finding of the Safer Cities initiative was that:

  • physical design was the most important factor
  • the impact depends on the level of action taken
  • police activity is the key
  • displacement is almost 100%
  • none of the above
A

the impact depends on the level of action taken

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13
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Sampson and Eck (2008) claim that __________ need to apply incentives to those who should be more immediately involved in crime prevention.

  • super controllers
  • police
  • place managers
  • neighborhood leaders
  • none of the above
A

super controllers

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14
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Which of the following is NOT part of Hollis-Peel and associates’ hierarchy of guardianship?

  • absent guardians
  • capable guardians
  • intervening guardians
  • available guardians
  • all of the above are part
A

absent guardians

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15
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In its most effective form, neighborhood watch should provide formal intervention on behalf of the police in the community. (TF)

A

False

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16
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In citizen patrols, those who receive trainings are encouraged to physically intervene in any suspicious activity they may find (TF)

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False

17
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Crime prevention programs typically function with little government support and effectively increase community cohesion and territoriality (TF)

A

False

18
Q

Holloway et al.’s meta-analysis of existing research on neighborhood watch reveals that neighborhood watch is effective at significantly reducing crime (TF)

A

True

19
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Evaluation of the Safer Cities program revealed that the program was unable to have an impact on the level of burglary (TF)

A

False

20
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A major concern in any evaluation or discussion of neighborhood watch entails the definition of “neighborhood” and “community” (TF)

A

True

21
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Research has found that only certain people get involved in crime prevention (TF)

A

False

22
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All prevention techniques can be subsumed under the single umbrella of “crime prevention.” (TF)

A

False

23
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Lab (1990) and Lab and Hope (1998) uncover the same five crime prevention domains (TF)

A

False

24
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Super controllers include liquor control agencies, insurance providers, cities, newspapers, and clubs (TF)

A

True