Methods Exam III

Geographic data that is a matrix of cells organized into rows and columns, similar to a grid, is called ______.

Using secondary data when conducting research ______.

Schematics that use shaded or patterned areas to represent the proportion of the variable being displayed are called ___

Opting to leave a question blank on a survey or questionnaire is referred to as ______.

Invisible technology, such as programming used in crime analysis is called ______.

The following are policy cycle steps with the exception of ______.

The following crimes fall under the National Incident Based Reporting Systems umbrella of crimes against society with th

Hot spot mapping techniques utilize all of the following tests with the exception of ______.

The Current Population Survey primarily gauges which of the following?

The National Crime Victimization Survey, an example of secondary data, is known for all of the following with the except

Tactical crime analysis techniques include the following with the exception of ______.

Investigators obtain identifiable private information about individuals for research purposes when using ______.

Crime analysis includes all of the following approaches with the exception of ______.

Points, lines, and polygons are types of ______ data that are used in geographic information systems on maps.

The Uniform Crime Reporting Program data includes information from all of the following sources with the exception of __

The following are all interrelated parts of geographic information systems

Which of the following are types of spatial data used in geographic information systems?

Collecting data on individuals’ income, education levels, employment status, and housing characteristics is the function

Satellite images and aerial photographs are examples of which of the following type of data?

Which of the following types of data contains annual economic information by industry?

The following are examples of stakeholders with the exception of ______.

Secondary use data that is available for anyone to use is called ______.

Data representing characteristics on a map of the real world is called ______.

The National Archive of Criminal Justice Data sources their data from all of the following with the exception of ______.

Identifying the problem to be solved and then advocating for it to be considered by policymakers is referred to as _____

______ collects, stores, manipulates, analyses, manages, and presents data that is geo-spatially referenced.

Which of the following type of data tracks how often something has happened?

Tactical crime analysis falls under which umbrella of analysis?

Zaykowski used which of the following secondary data sources in her research?

______ data are collected from the same sample at different points in time.

Data that includes longitude and latitude coordinates of a particular research area is called ______.

Hot spot mapping techniques focus on ______ data.

Which of the following agencies is considered to be the primary contributor to FedStats?

The work of crime mapping was introduced by a(n) ______.

When evaluators identify the size or extent of the problem needing attention, they are conducting a(n) ______.

Which of the following types of evaluation research is designed to offer insight about the implementation of a program?

The design of multiple approaches, policies, or programs to address the problem of interest is referred to as ______.

Physical equipment making up a geographic information system, like servers for example, is known as ______.

Data with geographic coordinates associated with corresponding physical locations is called ______.

Which of the following types of evaluation is used to understand if an existing program is changing over time?

A person or organization requesting support from geographic information system specialists is called a(n) ______.

A statistical method used for determining the 24-hour rhythm of crimes is called ______.

A gap analysis is usually conducted as a part of a(n) ______ evaluation.

Which of the following types of data topics is considered to be relatively new?

A geographic area used by the Census Bureau for aggregating population data is called a ______.

Which of the following steps in the policy cycle leads to the legitimization of the policy?

Which of the following offers counts of each type of in-scope crime such as murder, non-negligent manslaughter, and burg

Santos’ research utilized data collected from which of the following?

Which of the following reporting programs was created in an effort to gather details about nonfatal crimes?

Zaykowski focused on all of the following variables in her victimization research with the exception of ______.

A ______ provides information about planning and improving the program.

Which of the following populations is considered to be the most vulnerable in evaluation research?

______ identifies spatiotemporal patterns in crime data.

A ______ provides information about whether a program is reaching its objectives or not.

______ evaluations assess whether a program is achieving its goals.

Zaykowski utilized which of the following types of data gathered about the use of victim services by crime victims?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation manages which of the following collection programs?

Which of the following reporting programs provides detailed information pertaining to murder and manslaughter?