Training can be viewed as an intervention designed to induce a substantive change in attitudes and behavior. In order for the trainee to accept, identify with, and internalize the change, it must elicit some type of
a. reinforcement
b. response
c. acceptance
d. support
e. satisfaction
A
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Belknap suggests that theorists have
a. discussed females in a positive manner b. discussed females extensively c. made females invisible d. made females appear to be strong
Which of the following is NOT a separate sovereign for double jeopardy purposes?
a. States b. Federal government c. Federal judicial circuits d. Native American tribes
When the tails of the normal curve taper off toward the horizontal axis in opposite directions but never touch it, this is called:
a. leptokurtosis. b. asymptotic. c. mesokurtosis. d. platykurtosis.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1) Situational crime prevention is a practice based on the components of the crime triangle. A classification system developed by Donald V. Smith, 2) An example of target displacement would be: if officials change the pay phones in a bus station so they take only credit cards and no coins, they become poor targets for offenders who want to obtain cash. Offenders in the bus station may shift from breaking into pay phones to breaking into coin-operated vending machines. 3) An example of Spatial displacement would be: if police routinely patrol a particular area between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. looking for gang members hanging out on the street, the gang members may shift their behavior and hang out in the area either later or earlier in the day. 4) Reducing the offender’s provocation techniques aim to change social and environmental conditions in ways that will diminish stress, conflict, and temptation to 5) Installing removable faces on car stereos, attaching ink tags to clothing is an example of increasing the offender’s perceived risk.