Which of these is a problem of both the Uniform Crime Report and the National Incident Based Reporting System?
A. Neither measure includes violent crimes.
B. Both only reflect reported crimes in their statistics.
C. Neither involve law enforcement officers in data collection.
D. Neither include arrest rates.
Answer: B
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a. generativity. b. personal control. c. personal concerns. d. culture.
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a. Cheat on exams b. Own guns c. Engage in risky behavior d. Get arrested
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)