Ukuran huruf
Lembar kerjaMedia and Crime (Questions 1–15)
Total soal: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
According to your textbook, who determines which crimes become news?
residents
PIO
chief
community relations officers
The media may impact a defendant's right to a fair trial.
true
false
no
no again
According to Reiman, in this type of relationship between police and the media, the police are in control.
(a)
According to Reiman, in this type of relationship, the media acts as a megaphone.
hegemonic
subversive
hegamonic
submersive
According to Reiman, in this type of relationship, the messaging tends to favor police.
hegemonic
subversive
hegamonic
submersive
According to Reiman, in this type of relationship, the messaging tends not to favor the police.
hegemonic
subversive
hegamonic
submersive
According to Reiman, in this type of relationship, the media acts as a watchdog.
hegemonic
subversive
hegemonic
submersive
Who argued that criminals enjoy seeing their names in the media, encouraging crime?
Schules
MacDougall
Welsch
Wills
Several days after Columbine, a copycat incident occurred in...
England
Germany
Canada
France
Thomas Rice argued that more crime coverage increases citizens' safety.
true
false
no
During the Lindbergh case, the press released the ransom note, harming the case.
true
false
no
no again
An editorial in Jan. 1999 led to a moratorium on executions by the governor of which state?
Texas
Illinois
Nevada
Virginia
Which amendment guarantees the media's right to print anything?
Sixth
Eighth
Fourth
First
Which amendment guarantees the right to a fair trial?
Sixth
Eighth
By 2030, people 65+ will make up what percent of the population?
25
10
15
20
Youths between what ages have the most police contact?
11–18
15–18
10–16
15–17
Most police-youth contacts result in arrest.
true
false
no
no again
If police acted formally on every juvenile offense, arrests would...
increase significantly
decrease
remain the same
have no effect
Which is not a factor in police decisions in juvenile cases?
attitude/demeanor of child
wishes of parents
confidence in juvenile court
circumstances of offense
Most U.S. police officers are adequately trained to deal with citizens with disabilities.
true
false
no
no again
Estimated daily number of people with mental illness jailed in the U.S.?
100,000
200,000
Most violence by people with mental illness is against family at home.
true
false
no
no again
If someone 18+ with a disability assaults a co-residing family member in NJ, it is considered domestic.
true
false
no
no again
Police are more likely to be killed by a mentally ill person than others.
true
false
no
no again
Percent of U.S. homeless population that are families with children:
37
31
23
19
Culture is the way of life shared by members of a...
community
region
country
society
Immigrants often see police as...
suppressors
oppressors
aggressors
all of the above
Most common way police overcome language barriers on a call:
Google Translate
another officer
language line
family member
African Americans below poverty line (%)
20
10
30
40
Hispanic Americans are categorized by race, not ethnicity.
true
false
no
no again
2024 census: Hispanic Americans make up ___% of U.S. population.
10
20
30
40
Hawaiian Americans are the majority in Hawaii.
true
false
Most disadvantaged U.S. minority group?
American Indians
African Americans
Hispanic Americans
none of the above
The Constitution defines acceptable dissent tactics.
true
false
no
no again
Blocking highways during protests is acceptable.
true
false
no
no again
Driving political activity underground escalates violence.
True
False
True or false?
true
false
no
no again
Citizen review boards are an example of...
regulatory participation
supportive participation
no
no again
Citizen ride-alongs are an example of...
regulatory participation
supportive participation
no
no again
Citizen input on enforcement priorities is an example of...
regulatory participation
supportive participation
no
no again
Diversionary treatment facilities are an example of...
regulatory participation
supportive participation
no
no again
U.S. policing is a fragmented system.
true
false
no
Federalism advocates centralized policing.
true
false
no
no again
Policing in the U.S. will always be a local responsibility.
true
false
no
no again
