The Crime Prevention Practice That Makes It More Difficult for a Would-Be

question 9

Short Answer

The crime prevention practice that makes it more difficult for a would-be delinquent to carry out the illegal act, for example, by installing a security device in a home, would be _____________________.

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Definitions:

Minority Opinions

Views or judgments that are held by a smaller segment of a group, differing from the consensus or majority standpoint.

Synectics

A problem-solving methodology that stimulates thought processes of which the participants are usually unaware, often used in group settings to foster creativity.

Creative Thinking

The ability to think outside the box and generate innovative ideas or solutions to problems.

Triggering

The process of initiating a response, reaction, or series of events, especially when relating to psychological reactions to stimuli.