Residual deterrence refers to
a. the invisibility of police patrols since they are spread so thin
b. the absence of a deterrent effect from policing where one would be expected
c. the myth that two-officer patrol are safer than single-officer patrols
d. the tendency to think there are more police patrolling because we remember seeing them
D
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a. True b. False
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