How can it be said that policing has come full circle, returning to its origins?
What will be an ideal response?
The President’s Crime Commission of the 1960s brought policing full circle by restating many of the same principles originally laid out by Sir Robert Peel in 1829. Some of these included the need for the police to be close to the public, the concern that the poor quality of policing contributed to social disorder, and that the police should focus on community relations.
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Research concerned with addressing and providing solutions to immediate problems is called:
a. applied research b. pure research c. secondary research d unobtrusive research
One of the best recent examples of the impact of research on policy is the development of
A. Taser technology. B. community policing. C. team policing. D. positive attitudes toward women in policing.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.ANOVAs are useful for independent variables that have more than two values because this test assumes that the samples means are independent. 2.To conduct an ANOVA, the dependent variable must be measured at the interval or ratio level and the independent variable must be measured at only the nominal level. 3. The F-test is the ratio of the variance within groups to the variance between groups. 4.The denominator of the formula for the F-ratio is concerned with the difference between groups. 5.Dividing the between group variance by the within-group variance is the proper calculations for the F-ratio.
All of the following would be examples of goal statements that must be clarified before empirical testing can follow except for:
a. encouraging participants to accept the philosophy of a drug-free life b. encouraging participants to be equipped with the life skills necessary to succeed c. encouraging participants to obtain their GED upon completion of the program d. providing participants with problem-solving skills