Matching -Crime-Solving Technology

question 41

Multiple Choice

Matching
-Crime-solving technology

• A) Technology that helps keep track of officers and patrol cars
• B) The passage of more federal criminal laws, giving wider jurisdiction to federal prosecutors and law enforcement
• C) The range between low income and high-income individuals or families
• D) Includes devices to detect weapons and drugs, cameras that can record illegal behavior, listening devices that can intercept illicit conversations, and biometric techniques that can identify wanted persons
• E) A type of technology that creates fewer privacy issue problems since it tends to focus on crimes that have already occurred
• F) A drone
• G) The trend toward private security
• H) A shrinking of the traditional separation of the police and the military
• I) The percentage of adults seeking work who are not successful in gaining employment
• J) Can include police partnerships with the community or joint activities with schools, social service agencies, and other types of service providers

Define and differentiate between the types of sensory experiences that occur without a sensory stimulus.

Understand the phenomena of REM sleep and its importance in sleep architecture.

Analyze the effect of external factors such as light and technology on sleep patterns and quality.

Understand the distinction between various sleep disorders and their symptoms.

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Definitions:

Transnational Corporations

Large companies that operate and have assets in more than one country, influencing global trade and economic dynamics.

Economic Competition

The rivalry among businesses to attract customers, increase sales, and improve market share.

Advertising

A form of marketing communication used to promote or sell products, services, or ideas through various mediums and strategies.

Structural Functionalism

A theoretical perspective that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.