By its very nature, a professional code of ethics will only be useful if it
A. avoids any propensity to be to focused or unspecific
B. avoids any propensity to be to unfocused or specific
C. avoids any propensity to be to unfocused or unspecific
D. avoids any propensity to be to focused or specific
Answer: D
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a. being too expensive b. not being effective in controlling crime c. putting public safety at risk d. intruding too much into the realm of privacy
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Surveys are used to gather information in a systematic fashion by using questionnaires. 2. Criminal surveys are specifically designed to record an estimate of claimed victimizations by a representative sample of the population. 3. The “dark figure of crime” refers specifically to the body of organized crime syndicates that operate in the United States. 4. Victim surveys are conducted on a representative sample of the general public to measure the rate and circumstances of victimization. 5. Self-report measures attempt to provide an alternative to official statistics in measuring the extent of crime in a society.
After gathering research data, the next step is ______.
a. organizing data b. sampling or gaining access to sources of data c. analyzing data and developing conclusions d. consulting the literature
Traditionally, juvenile courts and diversion programs have responded with a wide range of services focused on ____________, ______________, or _____________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word