Generally Measurement Is the Most Important and Difficult Phase of Criminal

question 7

Multiple Choice

Generally measurement is the most important and difficult phase of criminal justice research. It is difficult, in part, because many basic concepts in criminal justice are difficult to define specifically. Without being able to agree on a conceptual definition, operationalizing and measuring concepts is _____.

• A) monotonous
• B) tedious
• C) routine
• D) challenging

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Definitions:

Legacy Of Slavery

The enduring social, economic, and cultural impacts of slavery, particularly affecting African American communities and influencing contemporary societal structures and inequalities.

Equal Access

The principle or goal of providing all individuals with the same opportunities or access to services, resources, or institutions, without discrimination or bias.

Public Office

Positions of authority or service in a government or community, held by individuals tasked with serving the public interest.

Non-Discrimination

The principle of treating all people equally, without bias towards race, gender, age, or other characteristics.