CRIME ANALYSIS - 510 - MID-TERM EXAM (PART 2)
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW
EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
Crime analysis process Ans✓✓✓ -the general way that crime analysis is
practiced, including data collection, data collation, analysis,
dissemination of results, and incorporation of feedback from users of the
information
-also includes the data modification subcycle
-p. 91 (mod. 4)
Collation Ans✓✓✓ -second step of the crime analysis process
-involves Cleaning (identifying then correcting mistakes and
inconsistencies in the data), Geocoding (bringing crime analysis data
together with geographic data so they can be analyzed spatially), and
Creating new variables (recoding or computing new variables from
existing variable for more effective analysis)
-p. 94 (mod. 4)
Data modification subcycle Ans✓✓✓ -a subprocess within the crime
analysis process in which the analyst makes changes in data collection
and collation procedures based on insights gained during the analysis
-illustrates that crime analysis is not linear; rather, it moves from
collection to collation to analysis, but each of these steps informs the
next
-it is important for improving the overall process of crime analysis
within each PD that uses it
,-p. 94 (mod. 4)
Crime intelligence analysis Ans✓✓✓ -one of four main types of crime
analysis
-the analysis of data about people involved in crimes, particularly repeat
offenders, repeat victims, and criminal organizations and networks
-makes conclusions about the context of the lives, jobs, activities,
motives, and plans of offenders and their criminal networks based on
offender's criminal activity, but also their social, financial, and routine
activity
-includes repeat offender and victim, criminal history, link, commodity
flow, communication, and social media analysis
-p. 96 (mod. 4)
Repeat offender and victim analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime
intelligence analysis
-using data to identify and prioritize (ex: put in rank order) individual
offenders by the number, type, and seriousness of their crimes, and
identify and prioritize individual victims by the number, type, and
seriousness of their victimizations
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Criminal history analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence
analysis
-analysis of an individual that includes personal identification
information (driver's license, social security number, birthdate, work and
home address), aliases, financial information, criminal and arrest
, activity, correctional status, social media activity, and other relevant
information
-involves more than just running a background check
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Link analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence analysis
-type of analysis that presents a visual representation of individuals, their
relationships with others, and addresses and personal information
relevant to the case
-relationships as criminal associates, spouses, friends, and enemies, as
well as relevant addresses (ex: work, home, hangouts), and other
information relevant to a particular person or case
-used to visualize the nature and strength of links between people and
their activity
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Commodity flow analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence
analysis
-the analysis of the flow of money and other financial information; it is
particularly used in cases involving drug trafficking, illicit weapons
sales, human trafficking, and money laundering
-a specific type of link analysis in which the focus is on the flow of
money and other financial information
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Communication analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence analysis
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW
EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
Crime analysis process Ans✓✓✓ -the general way that crime analysis is
practiced, including data collection, data collation, analysis,
dissemination of results, and incorporation of feedback from users of the
information
-also includes the data modification subcycle
-p. 91 (mod. 4)
Collation Ans✓✓✓ -second step of the crime analysis process
-involves Cleaning (identifying then correcting mistakes and
inconsistencies in the data), Geocoding (bringing crime analysis data
together with geographic data so they can be analyzed spatially), and
Creating new variables (recoding or computing new variables from
existing variable for more effective analysis)
-p. 94 (mod. 4)
Data modification subcycle Ans✓✓✓ -a subprocess within the crime
analysis process in which the analyst makes changes in data collection
and collation procedures based on insights gained during the analysis
-illustrates that crime analysis is not linear; rather, it moves from
collection to collation to analysis, but each of these steps informs the
next
-it is important for improving the overall process of crime analysis
within each PD that uses it
,-p. 94 (mod. 4)
Crime intelligence analysis Ans✓✓✓ -one of four main types of crime
analysis
-the analysis of data about people involved in crimes, particularly repeat
offenders, repeat victims, and criminal organizations and networks
-makes conclusions about the context of the lives, jobs, activities,
motives, and plans of offenders and their criminal networks based on
offender's criminal activity, but also their social, financial, and routine
activity
-includes repeat offender and victim, criminal history, link, commodity
flow, communication, and social media analysis
-p. 96 (mod. 4)
Repeat offender and victim analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime
intelligence analysis
-using data to identify and prioritize (ex: put in rank order) individual
offenders by the number, type, and seriousness of their crimes, and
identify and prioritize individual victims by the number, type, and
seriousness of their victimizations
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Criminal history analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence
analysis
-analysis of an individual that includes personal identification
information (driver's license, social security number, birthdate, work and
home address), aliases, financial information, criminal and arrest
, activity, correctional status, social media activity, and other relevant
information
-involves more than just running a background check
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Link analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence analysis
-type of analysis that presents a visual representation of individuals, their
relationships with others, and addresses and personal information
relevant to the case
-relationships as criminal associates, spouses, friends, and enemies, as
well as relevant addresses (ex: work, home, hangouts), and other
information relevant to a particular person or case
-used to visualize the nature and strength of links between people and
their activity
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Commodity flow analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence
analysis
-the analysis of the flow of money and other financial information; it is
particularly used in cases involving drug trafficking, illicit weapons
sales, human trafficking, and money laundering
-a specific type of link analysis in which the focus is on the flow of
money and other financial information
-p. 98 (mod. 4)
Communication analysis Ans✓✓✓ -subset of crime intelligence analysis
