The Results of the 1974 Kansas City Experiment on Preventive

question 13

Multiple Choice

The results of the 1974 Kansas City experiment on preventive patrol suggest that

• A)preventable crimes will decrease when patrol frequency is increased.
• B)preventable crimes will increase in areas where the police do not patrol.
• C)citizens' fear of crime will decrease in areas where the police reduce patrol frequency.
• D)preventable crimes are not affected by police patrol.

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