How Is Risk-Terrain Modeling Different Than Crime Mapping

question 71

Multiple Choice

How is risk-terrain modeling different than crime mapping?

• A) Risk-terrain modeling involves data from a single source.
• B) Risk-terrain modeling is qualitative in design.
• C) Risk-terrain modeling takes into account features of the environment that encourage crime.
• D) Risk-terrain modeling does not involve big data.

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Definitions:

Predetermined Overhead Rate

An estimated rate used to allocate manufacturing overhead costs to products or job orders, based on a chosen activity base such as direct labor hours.

Variable Component

A part of a cost or expense that varies directly with the level of output or activity.

Fixed Component

A cost that remains unchanged in total regardless of changes in the level of activity or output over a certain period.

Overapplied

This refers to the condition in which the allocated costs in an accounting system exceed the actual costs incurred, often in the context of overhead or indirect costs in manufacturing.