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Title: What variable in Sampson and Groves' work refers to the percentage of residents who reported that ...
Post by: Ih8hw on Feb 24, 2018
What variable in Sampson and Groves' work refers to the percentage of residents who reported that disorderly teenagers were a very common neighborhood problem?
 
  A) organizational participation B) residential stability
  C) socioeconomic composition D) supervisory capacity



(Question #2) Police units in which dogs are used are called ________ units.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



(Question #3) What variable in Sampson and Groves' work refers to the percentage of college educated, the percentage in professional and managerial positions, and the percentage with high incomes?
 
  A) supervisory capacity B) organizational participation
  C) socioeconomic composition D) none of the above



(Question #4) A decoy operation is when an officer poses as a criminal.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



(Question #5) Sampson and Groves identified a number of key variables in their efforts to define and understand the structure of local communities in the United Kingdom. Which of the following variables did they include?
 
  A) residential instability
  B) organizational participation
  C) supervisory capacity
  D) organizational participation and supervisory capacity



(Question #6) SWAT is an acronym for Special Weapons and Training.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



(Question #7) Ten percent of offenders account for ________ percent of all crimes.
 
  A) 68 B) 32 C) 55 D) 75


Title: What variable in Sampson and Groves' work refers to the percentage of residents who reported that ...
Post by: pattiegalvez on Feb 24, 2018
1)  D

2)  K9

3)  C

4)  FALSE

5)  D

6)  FALSE

7)  C


Title: What variable in Sampson and Groves' work refers to the percentage of residents who reported that ...
Post by: Ih8hw on Feb 24, 2018
Ready for finals