One of the major conclusions of the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Study was that:
A. Response time varied greatly with the level of routine patrol.
B. Citizens' fear of crime was altered by the level of routine patrol.
C. The level of patrol was directly correlated with the incidence of traffic accidents.
D. There was a statistically weak correlation between reported crime and level of routine patrol.
Answer:D
One of the major conclusions of the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Study was that:
A. Response time varied greatly with the level of routine patrol. B. Citizens' fear of crime was altered by the level of routine patrol. C. The level of patrol was directly correlated with the incidence of traffic accidents. D. There was a statistically weak correlation between reported crime and level of routine patrol.