Crowd Management - Questions With Expert
Solutions
A Crowd is best defined as Correct Answer - Several persons
temporarily congregated in an area
NCGS 14-288.2 (a) Riot states; inciting a Riot defines a Riot as
Correct Answer - a public disturbance involving an assemblage
of 3 or more persons which by disorderly and violent conduct or
imminent threat of disorderly and violent conduct, results in injury
or damage to a person or property
Crowds are divided into 3 major categories Correct Answer -
Physical
Psychological
Mobs
The best course of action with Sightseeing/Sightseer Crowds is to
start with Correct Answer - Diplomacy and gain their
Cooperation
Members of this crowd are involved in some expressive behavior,
such as block party, or political rally Correct Answer -
Expressive or Agitated Crowd
This type of crowd is emotionally involved and can quickly become
agitated if approach improperly Correct Answer - Expressive
or Agitated Crowd
Failure to disperse when commanded is what General Statue
Correct Answer - NCGS 14-228.5
, A mob is a crowd whose members, under the stimulus of intense
excitement and agitation Correct Answer - lose their sense of
reason
A mob is a ____ under NC law Correct Answer - Riot
A highly emotionally charged crowd driven by fright describes the
Correct Answer - Escape Mob
This type of Mob will attack, riot and terrorize others Correct
Answer - Aggressive Mob
This mob has the desire to acquire something. Correct Answer -
Acquisitive Mob
This is a group expressing intense feelings or revelry Correct
Answer - Expressing mob
This Mob is a group of strangers who organize themselves, using
electronic media such as cell phones or the internet to gather
together in a public place, behave in a predetermined manner for a
predetermined amount of time then quickly disperse Correct
Answer - Flash Mob
There are 5 general types of disturbances and civil unrest Correct
Answer - Mass Demonstration
Civil Disobedience
Labor Disputes
Idealistic Protest
Riot
This type of protest usually involves hundreds/thousands of people,
many of whom are nonviolent and well within their rights to
Solutions
A Crowd is best defined as Correct Answer - Several persons
temporarily congregated in an area
NCGS 14-288.2 (a) Riot states; inciting a Riot defines a Riot as
Correct Answer - a public disturbance involving an assemblage
of 3 or more persons which by disorderly and violent conduct or
imminent threat of disorderly and violent conduct, results in injury
or damage to a person or property
Crowds are divided into 3 major categories Correct Answer -
Physical
Psychological
Mobs
The best course of action with Sightseeing/Sightseer Crowds is to
start with Correct Answer - Diplomacy and gain their
Cooperation
Members of this crowd are involved in some expressive behavior,
such as block party, or political rally Correct Answer -
Expressive or Agitated Crowd
This type of crowd is emotionally involved and can quickly become
agitated if approach improperly Correct Answer - Expressive
or Agitated Crowd
Failure to disperse when commanded is what General Statue
Correct Answer - NCGS 14-228.5
, A mob is a crowd whose members, under the stimulus of intense
excitement and agitation Correct Answer - lose their sense of
reason
A mob is a ____ under NC law Correct Answer - Riot
A highly emotionally charged crowd driven by fright describes the
Correct Answer - Escape Mob
This type of Mob will attack, riot and terrorize others Correct
Answer - Aggressive Mob
This mob has the desire to acquire something. Correct Answer -
Acquisitive Mob
This is a group expressing intense feelings or revelry Correct
Answer - Expressing mob
This Mob is a group of strangers who organize themselves, using
electronic media such as cell phones or the internet to gather
together in a public place, behave in a predetermined manner for a
predetermined amount of time then quickly disperse Correct
Answer - Flash Mob
There are 5 general types of disturbances and civil unrest Correct
Answer - Mass Demonstration
Civil Disobedience
Labor Disputes
Idealistic Protest
Riot
This type of protest usually involves hundreds/thousands of people,
many of whom are nonviolent and well within their rights to
