final exam public and community
relations Questions with complete
solutions,.
As political appointees, nineteenth century police officers' salaries were determined by:
- Correct answerLocal political factors
A pioneer of police-community relations movement in the 1950's was: - Correct
answerLouis Radelet
The movement to initiate policing in America began in: - Correct answerNew
York City
Vollmer advocated the police functioning as: - Correct answerSocial workers
In summary, the nineteenth century policer officer was essentially a: - Correct
answerPolitical operative
What is NOT one of Vollmer's suggestions that would be considered problem-oriented
policing? - Correct answerThe police should relate to citizens in neutral and
distant terms.
Vollmer's suggestions for P.O.P. DID include: - Correct answer- The police
should become advocates of additional reform proposals
- The police should play an active part in political life of the community
- The police should work closely with existing social welfare agencies
Problems with the professional model of policing, which began to arise in the late
1960's. What is NOT a problem with the model of policing? - Correct
answerMany powerful politicians were wrestling for control of the FBI
(T/F) The terrorist acts of the early twenty-first century changed the nature of policing
efforts in the area of homeland security in the United States. - Correct
answerTrue
, What did Newark's evaluation of foot patrol NOT include? - Correct
answerCrime rates greatly decreased.
Newark's evaluation did include: - Correct answer- A significant reduction of
perceived crime problem s
- Increased satisfaction with police service
- Increase in perceived level of safety of the neighborhood.
Problems with the professional model of policing, which began to arise during the late
1960's included: - Correct answer- the antiwar and civil rights movements
challenged the police
- research indicated that conventional police methods could not deal with rising crime
- fear of crime rose
The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 created the _______ to
add 100,000 more COPPS officers and to promote COPPS' implementation -
Correct answerOffice of Community Policing Services (COPS)
(T/F) A fundamental aspect of community policing is that the public must engage in the
fight against crime and disorder - Correct answerTrue
A close police citizen partnership would be a key factor in new police efforts -
Correct answerTrue
What is the ability of neighborhood residents to work together to decide what is the best
for the community and to transform these decisions into action and desired outcome? -
Correct answercommunity cohesions
what is the philosophy and practice that permeates the entire police agency with
employees cooperatively with individuals, groups and both public and private
organizations to identify and resolve issues of crime and disorder - Correct
answercommunity policing
(T/F) community policing simply means implementing foot beats, bicycle patrols and
neighborhood stations - Correct answerFalse
relations Questions with complete
solutions,.
As political appointees, nineteenth century police officers' salaries were determined by:
- Correct answerLocal political factors
A pioneer of police-community relations movement in the 1950's was: - Correct
answerLouis Radelet
The movement to initiate policing in America began in: - Correct answerNew
York City
Vollmer advocated the police functioning as: - Correct answerSocial workers
In summary, the nineteenth century policer officer was essentially a: - Correct
answerPolitical operative
What is NOT one of Vollmer's suggestions that would be considered problem-oriented
policing? - Correct answerThe police should relate to citizens in neutral and
distant terms.
Vollmer's suggestions for P.O.P. DID include: - Correct answer- The police
should become advocates of additional reform proposals
- The police should play an active part in political life of the community
- The police should work closely with existing social welfare agencies
Problems with the professional model of policing, which began to arise in the late
1960's. What is NOT a problem with the model of policing? - Correct
answerMany powerful politicians were wrestling for control of the FBI
(T/F) The terrorist acts of the early twenty-first century changed the nature of policing
efforts in the area of homeland security in the United States. - Correct
answerTrue
, What did Newark's evaluation of foot patrol NOT include? - Correct
answerCrime rates greatly decreased.
Newark's evaluation did include: - Correct answer- A significant reduction of
perceived crime problem s
- Increased satisfaction with police service
- Increase in perceived level of safety of the neighborhood.
Problems with the professional model of policing, which began to arise during the late
1960's included: - Correct answer- the antiwar and civil rights movements
challenged the police
- research indicated that conventional police methods could not deal with rising crime
- fear of crime rose
The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 created the _______ to
add 100,000 more COPPS officers and to promote COPPS' implementation -
Correct answerOffice of Community Policing Services (COPS)
(T/F) A fundamental aspect of community policing is that the public must engage in the
fight against crime and disorder - Correct answerTrue
A close police citizen partnership would be a key factor in new police efforts -
Correct answerTrue
What is the ability of neighborhood residents to work together to decide what is the best
for the community and to transform these decisions into action and desired outcome? -
Correct answercommunity cohesions
what is the philosophy and practice that permeates the entire police agency with
employees cooperatively with individuals, groups and both public and private
organizations to identify and resolve issues of crime and disorder - Correct
answercommunity policing
(T/F) community policing simply means implementing foot beats, bicycle patrols and
neighborhood stations - Correct answerFalse
