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What are durable relationships in the context of community-based policing?
What are durable relationships in the context of community-based policing?
- Strong, lasting relationships that endure through life's pressures and changes (correct)
- Temporary connections that change frequently
- Casual acquaintances with no lasting impact
- Formal, legal relationships defined by the community
In the Mobilization and Engagement Model of Community Policing, what does the red zone signify?
In the Mobilization and Engagement Model of Community Policing, what does the red zone signify?
- Neighborhoods where police rarely have to respond
- Neighborhoods that benefit from all qualities of community
- Neighborhoods with low levels of social disorganization and crime
- Neighborhoods with high levels of victimization and crime, emphasizing crime suppression and enforcement (correct)
What is the primary focus of community policing in the green zone?
What is the primary focus of community policing in the green zone?
- Responding to high levels of victimization and crime
- High emphasis on crime suppression and enforcement
- Targeted enforcement and crime suppression
- Identifying individuals, groups, and organizations to provide support and solve social disorder (correct)
How are neighborhoods in the amber zone characterized in the Mobilization and Engagement Model of Community Policing?
How are neighborhoods in the amber zone characterized in the Mobilization and Engagement Model of Community Policing?
What is community capacity building?
What is community capacity building?
What does social capital refer to?
What does social capital refer to?
What is police legitimacy?
What is police legitimacy?
What are criminogenic factors?
What are criminogenic factors?
What is community cohesion?
What is community cohesion?
What is a community-based organization?
What is a community-based organization?
What are durable relations?
What are durable relations?
What is procedural justice?
What is procedural justice?
What does problem-oriented policing involve?
What does problem-oriented policing involve?
How is police efficiency measured?
How is police efficiency measured?
What do various policing models such as SARA, PARE, and CAPRA emphasize?
What do various policing models such as SARA, PARE, and CAPRA emphasize?
In what areas are police effective according to the text?
In what areas are police effective according to the text?
What are the primary duties of police officers outlined in the Police Act?
What are the primary duties of police officers outlined in the Police Act?
What do police associations or unions negotiate collective agreements on?
What do police associations or unions negotiate collective agreements on?
Which provinces do not have police boards according to the text?
Which provinces do not have police boards according to the text?
What is the typical membership of police boards in some jurisdictions?
What is the typical membership of police boards in some jurisdictions?
What are the areas where police perform poorly according to the text?
What are the areas where police perform poorly according to the text?
What is outlined in the collective agreements negotiated by police associations or unions?
What is outlined in the collective agreements negotiated by police associations or unions?
What do the DARE program and the use of enforcement address according to the text?
What do the DARE program and the use of enforcement address according to the text?
What approach is commonly used by Canadian police agencies for problem-solving?
What approach is commonly used by Canadian police agencies for problem-solving?
What does flawed police problem analysis influenced by?
What does flawed police problem analysis influenced by?
What does management by consensus involve?
What does management by consensus involve?
What are the reasons for police collaboration?
What are the reasons for police collaboration?
What are barriers to effective collaboration?
What are barriers to effective collaboration?
What do agency representatives need to engage in for effective collaboration?
What do agency representatives need to engage in for effective collaboration?
What percentage of community-based crime prevention initiatives involved police, according to the Australian Institute of Criminology?
What percentage of community-based crime prevention initiatives involved police, according to the Australian Institute of Criminology?
What does community-based, risk-focused problem solving involve?
What does community-based, risk-focused problem solving involve?
How many principles are there in community safety planning?
How many principles are there in community safety planning?
What are the names of some units in London Police related to community-oriented policing?
What are the names of some units in London Police related to community-oriented policing?
What does Victim Services of Middlesex-London provide?
What does Victim Services of Middlesex-London provide?
What are the three types of neighborhoods mentioned in the text?
What are the three types of neighborhoods mentioned in the text?
What are the sources of social control mentioned in the text?
What are the sources of social control mentioned in the text?
What does social capital refer to in the context of the text?
What does social capital refer to in the context of the text?
What is the role of police in community policing according to the text?
What is the role of police in community policing according to the text?
What are the social determinants of health mentioned in the text?
What are the social determinants of health mentioned in the text?
What does the term 'recidivism' mean in the context of the text?
What does the term 'recidivism' mean in the context of the text?
Which organizations are mentioned to be involved in community policing?
Which organizations are mentioned to be involved in community policing?
What does the community index measure according to the text?
What does the community index measure according to the text?
What is community cohesion in the context of the text?
What is community cohesion in the context of the text?
What were Pre-Colonial Indigenous Societies organized as, according to the text?
What were Pre-Colonial Indigenous Societies organized as, according to the text?
What drives people apart and increases policing costs, according to the text?
What drives people apart and increases policing costs, according to the text?
What does police legitimacy refer to in the context of the text?
What does police legitimacy refer to in the context of the text?
Study Notes
Community Policing and Social Disorder
- Three types of neighbourhoods: green zone (low-demand, least social disorder), amber zone (many calls for service, some shared values), and blue zone (many shared values, fewer police calls).
- Social control sources: family, friends, and neighbours, impacting thoughts, values, and behavior.
- Social capital: positive relationships enabling people to work together for common good, lacking in high-demand areas.
- Police role: adapting to changing demands, reconnecting broken neighbourhoods, ensuring legitimacy and fairness.
- Agencies involved in community policing: municipal, publicly funded, community organizations.
- Social disorder: drives people apart, increases policing costs, influenced by social determinants of health.
- Police legitimacy: neighbors value police actions and methods, affecting public cooperation.
- Recidivism: reoffending after previous criminal sanctions.
- Community index: measures economic, social, health, and psychological factors in communities.
- Community cohesion: positive relationships between people, tackling community problems together.
- Social determinants of safety: protective factors impacting access to life qualities, regardless of socio-demographic differences.
- Pre-Colonial Indigenous Societies: organized as communal villages, law based on commonly shared values for proper living, learned from childhood onward.
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Test your knowledge of community policing and social disorder with this quiz. Explore the different types of neighborhoods, social control sources, police roles, and the impact of social disorder on communities. Learn about social capital, police legitimacy, and the role of various agencies in community policing. Delve into the factors influencing recidivism, community index, community cohesion, and social determinants of safety. Gain insights into pre-colonial indigenous societies and their communal organization and legal systems.
