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Chapter 4 Quiz Policing
Chapter 4 Quiz Policing
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_dea0za

1. Community crime prevention and community policing False
are the same.
T/F

2. The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment found none of the above
that __________.
increased patrol reduces crime
increased patrol reduces disorder
both a and b
none of the above

3. A limitation of community policing is that there is lit- True
tle evidence that it enhances community processes in
ways that would be expected to subsequently reduce
fear, disorder, and crime.
T/F

4. Research has had a meaningful impact on police prac- True
tices during the second half of the 20th century.
T/F

5. Many observers believe that the abandonment of foot False
patrol by American police during the mid-1900s had
a positive impact on police-citizen relations because
police were distanced from the citizens.
T/F

6. This method seeks improvement in doors, windows, Target hardening
locks, alarms, and lighting that make illegal entry into
homes more difficult and more time-consuming:
Citizen input
Community relations


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, Chapter 4 Quiz Policing
Chapter 4 Quiz Policing
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_dea0za

Public safety
Target hardening

7. What was the first police department to utilize team Syracuse
policing in 1968?
Los Angeles
New York City
Boston
Syracuse

8. The SARA model stands for __________. scanning, assessment, re-
sound, accuracy, response, aim sponse, analysis
scope, aim, response, accuracy
scanning, assessment, response, analysis
none of the above

9. Under community policing, officers are asked to con- True
sider the "will of the community" when deciding which
laws to enforce under what circumstances.
T/F

10. Community policing embraces the narrow view of the False
police function rather than the broad focus on crime
fighting or law enforcement.
T/F

11. The problem-solving approach of community policing It should be empirical.
should be characterized by several important features.
Which of the following should be included?
It should be empirical.
It should emphasize apprehension.
It should emphasize the legalistic style.
All of the above

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