A) surveillance of known offenders.
B) surveillance of high-crime locations.
C) broken windows enforcement.
D) drug house crackdowns.
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A) New York City Police Department
B) New York City Transit Police Department
C) Chicago Police Department
D) Los Angeles Police Department
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A) accountability.
B) real-time crime analysis.
C) data-driven management.
D) focusing.
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A) problem-oriented policing.
B) the root-cause approach.
C) crime-specific policing.
D) concentrated patrol.
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A) focusing.
B) broken windows enforcement.
C) command accountability.
D) community engagement.
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A) application of the managerial grid.
B) reinvention of an organization.
C) comprehensive Theory Z implementation.
D) selective Theory Y implementation.
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A) 1970s
B) 1980s
C) 1990s
D) 2000s
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A) "Mickey Mouse."
B) cordial, even friendly.
C) firm but friendly.
D) hard, cold, and cruel.
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A) completely eliminated.
B) for the most part eliminated.
C) eliminated if there is "head-on" conflict.
D) left in place.
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A) From Good to Great by Jim Collins.
B) In Search of Excellence by Peters and Waterman.
C) The Fifth Discipline by Peter Senge.
D) Reframing Organizations by Bolman and Deal.
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A) strategy and a management style
B) tactic and a management style
C) strategy and a philosophy
D) theory and a philosophy
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A) chief of police (sheriff)
B) assistant chiefs
C) unit commanders
D) patrol officers
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A) social factors explain the drop in crime.
B) economic factors explain the drop in crime.
C) demographic factors explain the drop in crime.
D) Compstat explains the drop in crime.
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A) theory.
B) paradigm.
C) hypothesis.
D) philosophy.
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A) focusing as engendered by problem-oriented approaches
B) differential effect of broken windows enforcement
C) criticality of command accountability
D) importance of maintaining community engagement
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A) a total and complete failure.
B) still an unproven concept.
C) a dramatic and successful innovation.
D) "everything that works" in policing.
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A) one's definition of community-oriented policing.
B) one's definition of Compstat.
C) whether problem solving is part of Compstat.
D) whether data-driven deployment is part of Compstat.
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A) data compiled by the New York State Police and New York Bureau for Municipal Police
B) the BJS's Victimization Surveys and the FBI's Uniform Crime Reports
C) homicides as reported by public health departments and theft claims reported by auto insurance companies
D) the New York and New Jersey Port Authority and Regional Fusion Centers
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A) At the core, they reflect the same approach to crime control.
B) Compstat is a variant of community policing.
C) Community policing is a variant of Compstat.
D) Compstat is an alternative to community policing.
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A) William Bratton.
B) George Kelling.
C) Robert Trojanowicz.
D) Herman Goldstein.
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