Police Administration; Structures
processes and behaviors - 9th Edition
Thirteen. Four center standards highlight a police departments version of Compstat. Which
of the following is this sort of 4 core ideas?
A. Little to no follow-up or assessment because the focal point is on intelligence collecting
previous to taking action.
B. Accurate and timely intelligence and statistical crime records based on private statistics
and demographics as opposed to geographical settings and/or areas
c. Effective techniques and techniques of enforcement that concentrate on visible street
crimes or "excellent of lifestyles" crimes, which include loitering or drinking in public.
D. Emphasizing directed undercover operations as opposed to the presence of uniformed
patrol. - ANS-c (Effective processes and techniques of enforcement that target seen road
crimes or "great of existence" crimes, which includes loitering or ingesting in public.)
14. The Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) was designed to move the CPD from
a conventional, reactive, incident pushed company to a greater proactive and community
orientated department. CAPS had a number of key features geared toward enhancing and
expanding the overall first-rate of police services inside the city of Chicago, as well as
reducing crime. Which of the following is one of these key capabilities?
A. Increased geographic responsibility
b. An unstructured response to requires police service
c. De-emphasised the Compstat processin crime and problem analysis
d. Separate network and city sources for crime prevention and control - ANS-a (Increased
geographic responsibility)
15. After an hard and comprehensive evaluation of fusion centers from 2002-2008, Monahan
and Palmer mentioned which of the following approximately these information and
intelligence hubs?
A. Fusion centers are price-effective and fee-gain analyses screen enormous, tangible proof
of fulfillment for little cash spent.
B. Many fusion facilities appear to suffer from "project creep"; that is, because there are few
cases centered on terrorism, many centers have expanded their position to consist of crime
combating and reduction
c. Fusion facilities are considered to be no danger to the civil liberties of human beings and
prevent racial and ethnic profiling and breaches of privateness.
D. Even even though fusion facilities are high-priced, many terrorist incidents were avoided
because of the paintings of fusion centers. - ANS-b (Many fusion centers seem to be
afflicted by "assignment creep"; that is, because there are few cases targeted on terrorism,
many centers have multiplied their function to consist of crime fighting and discount)
16. One of the technological improvements that may each help regulation enforcement
companies as well as citizens in coming to a fairly definitive end as to simply exactly what
, did transpire in an interaction between a police officer and a citizen is thru the use of
body-worn cameras (BWC's) worn by cops. Which of the subsequent statements is
CORRECT with reference to BWC's?
A. Any BWC recording released to the public ought to be unedited and unredacted
b. In-house garage of BWC video facts does not require enormous expenses and assets
c. Agencies implementing the use of BWC's should visit their prison advisor to make certain
the operational protocol properly addresses privacy worries.
D. The BWC's that are presently to be had are large and bulky and need to be hooked onto
the officers uniform. - ANS-c (Agencies implementing using BWC's should visit their criminal
guide to make sure the operational protocol properly addresses privateness issues.)
17. Which of the following describes the "exception precept" as it pertains to Frederick W.
Taylor's scientific management?
A. Supervisors should have obligation for steering sure duties, in spite of the reality that this
indicates their authority might also cut throughout organizational lines
b. Routine matters should be handled with the aid of lower stage managers or by
supervisors and that better degree managers should only get hold of reports of deviations
above or under standard performances
c. Workers do no longer want to supply a lot as to peer their quotas raised or different people
thrown out of their jobs
d. Establishing the maximum bodily and time-green way to collection tasks and then using
rigorous and substantial controls to enforce the requirements - ANS-b (Routine topics ought
to be dealt with via lower degree managers or by means of supervisors and that higher level
managers should only receive reports of deviations above or under general performances)
18. Which of the following statements is CORRECT regarding Frederick Herzberg's
motivation-hygiene concept?
A. Hygiene factors and motivators are dependent on every other
b. The hygiene elements relate to the work itself, and the motivators relate to the paintings
surroundings
c. Law enforcement leaders have greater control over motivators than they do over primary
hygiene elements.
D. If all hygiene elements are supplied, a police branch has prompted officers. - ANS-c (Law
enforcement leaders have more control over motivators than they do over primary hygiene
factors.)
19. Specialization, or the department of labor, is one of the basic features of traditional
organizational idea. Which of the following statements is CORRECT about specialization in
massive departments?
A. Specialization usually aids the improvement of a well rounded police application
b. As specialization will increase, the resources available for trendy uniformed patrol always
increases as well.
C. Specialization decreases the wide variety of administrative and command relationships,
making the general organizational shape much less complicated
d. Specialized units display a higher degree of talent in activity challenge duty. - ANS-d
(Specialized gadgets show a better diploma of skillability in task mission obligation. )
processes and behaviors - 9th Edition
Thirteen. Four center standards highlight a police departments version of Compstat. Which
of the following is this sort of 4 core ideas?
A. Little to no follow-up or assessment because the focal point is on intelligence collecting
previous to taking action.
B. Accurate and timely intelligence and statistical crime records based on private statistics
and demographics as opposed to geographical settings and/or areas
c. Effective techniques and techniques of enforcement that concentrate on visible street
crimes or "excellent of lifestyles" crimes, which include loitering or drinking in public.
D. Emphasizing directed undercover operations as opposed to the presence of uniformed
patrol. - ANS-c (Effective processes and techniques of enforcement that target seen road
crimes or "great of existence" crimes, which includes loitering or ingesting in public.)
14. The Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) was designed to move the CPD from
a conventional, reactive, incident pushed company to a greater proactive and community
orientated department. CAPS had a number of key features geared toward enhancing and
expanding the overall first-rate of police services inside the city of Chicago, as well as
reducing crime. Which of the following is one of these key capabilities?
A. Increased geographic responsibility
b. An unstructured response to requires police service
c. De-emphasised the Compstat processin crime and problem analysis
d. Separate network and city sources for crime prevention and control - ANS-a (Increased
geographic responsibility)
15. After an hard and comprehensive evaluation of fusion centers from 2002-2008, Monahan
and Palmer mentioned which of the following approximately these information and
intelligence hubs?
A. Fusion centers are price-effective and fee-gain analyses screen enormous, tangible proof
of fulfillment for little cash spent.
B. Many fusion facilities appear to suffer from "project creep"; that is, because there are few
cases centered on terrorism, many centers have expanded their position to consist of crime
combating and reduction
c. Fusion facilities are considered to be no danger to the civil liberties of human beings and
prevent racial and ethnic profiling and breaches of privateness.
D. Even even though fusion facilities are high-priced, many terrorist incidents were avoided
because of the paintings of fusion centers. - ANS-b (Many fusion centers seem to be
afflicted by "assignment creep"; that is, because there are few cases targeted on terrorism,
many centers have multiplied their function to consist of crime fighting and discount)
16. One of the technological improvements that may each help regulation enforcement
companies as well as citizens in coming to a fairly definitive end as to simply exactly what
, did transpire in an interaction between a police officer and a citizen is thru the use of
body-worn cameras (BWC's) worn by cops. Which of the subsequent statements is
CORRECT with reference to BWC's?
A. Any BWC recording released to the public ought to be unedited and unredacted
b. In-house garage of BWC video facts does not require enormous expenses and assets
c. Agencies implementing the use of BWC's should visit their prison advisor to make certain
the operational protocol properly addresses privacy worries.
D. The BWC's that are presently to be had are large and bulky and need to be hooked onto
the officers uniform. - ANS-c (Agencies implementing using BWC's should visit their criminal
guide to make sure the operational protocol properly addresses privateness issues.)
17. Which of the following describes the "exception precept" as it pertains to Frederick W.
Taylor's scientific management?
A. Supervisors should have obligation for steering sure duties, in spite of the reality that this
indicates their authority might also cut throughout organizational lines
b. Routine matters should be handled with the aid of lower stage managers or by
supervisors and that better degree managers should only get hold of reports of deviations
above or under standard performances
c. Workers do no longer want to supply a lot as to peer their quotas raised or different people
thrown out of their jobs
d. Establishing the maximum bodily and time-green way to collection tasks and then using
rigorous and substantial controls to enforce the requirements - ANS-b (Routine topics ought
to be dealt with via lower degree managers or by means of supervisors and that higher level
managers should only receive reports of deviations above or under general performances)
18. Which of the following statements is CORRECT regarding Frederick Herzberg's
motivation-hygiene concept?
A. Hygiene factors and motivators are dependent on every other
b. The hygiene elements relate to the work itself, and the motivators relate to the paintings
surroundings
c. Law enforcement leaders have greater control over motivators than they do over primary
hygiene elements.
D. If all hygiene elements are supplied, a police branch has prompted officers. - ANS-c (Law
enforcement leaders have more control over motivators than they do over primary hygiene
factors.)
19. Specialization, or the department of labor, is one of the basic features of traditional
organizational idea. Which of the following statements is CORRECT about specialization in
massive departments?
A. Specialization usually aids the improvement of a well rounded police application
b. As specialization will increase, the resources available for trendy uniformed patrol always
increases as well.
C. Specialization decreases the wide variety of administrative and command relationships,
making the general organizational shape much less complicated
d. Specialized units display a higher degree of talent in activity challenge duty. - ANS-d
(Specialized gadgets show a better diploma of skillability in task mission obligation. )
