Jacob Mereno used a sociometric test, which required individuals to choose their associates from a group in which they were a member, and requested that they label their associates as either "attractions" and "repulsions."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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"Once the sergeant arrived, we walked around in groups for high visibility in the 1900 block, ‘the hole' (worst apartment houses: absent landlords, repairs unattended, no background check for tenants). Planned to search some of the basements for drugs. Several officers commented that ‘Linc' was seen hanging around the hole more frequently than usual-could indicate increased drug activity." This was taken from a study on community policing and is an example of what?
A. observations B. field notes C. transparency D. personal bias
How might Durkheim describe crime?
a. It is purely a product of free will. b. It is a normal part of a healthy society. c. It is always a reflection of a society in decline. d. It prohibits social change.
One way to avoid giving the Miranda warning is to ask a suspect to come to the station to be interviewed, voluntarily, without arrest. Such statements are known as a
a. Terry stop. b. Dickerson statement. c. Beheler admonition. d. Florida warning.
Those actually charged and convicted of white collar crimes are disproportionately ordinary members of the middle class
Indicate whether the statement is true or false