Categorical Suspicion: ​

question 30

Multiple Choice

Categorical suspicion: ​

• A)can be sufficient in itself to amount to reasonable suspicion.
• B)can be sufficient as long as the category in which the suspect falls is not based on race or ethnicity.
• C)can be one of the factors in the entire picture of reasonable suspicion.
• D)is sufficient in itself, if officers can establish the stop occurred in a high-crime area.

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Definitions:

Primary Circular Reactions

Repetitive actions that serve as the basic building blocks of sensorimotor intelligence in infants, according to Piaget.

Reflex Schemas

These are innate, automatic responses to specific stimuli that are observable in newborns, forming the basis for later complex behaviors.

Inhibit Action

The process of restraining or hindering oneself or others from taking certain actions.

Body Proportions

The relative measurements and distribution of body parts, which change significantly with age, especially during growth spurts.