Get professional solution for assignment help,homework help,easy writing help,and This is Writing for all Universities in USA,UK,and Australia.

1. Liberty-University CJUS 601 Complete
course (1)
Get help Liberty-University CJUS601. We provide assignment, homework, discussions and case
studies help for all subject Liberty-University for Session 2015-2016
CJUS 601 WEEK 1 DISCUSSION
Discussion Board Forum 1
Topic: Survey Research
Read the article "The Street-level Information Economics Activities: Estimating the Yield of Begging
in Brussels" (This article can be found at the website link in the Reading & Study folder). Based on
the principles of survey research noted in Chapter 1 of The Mismeasure of Crime textbook, describe
your thoughts on trusting the research used in the article. Describe the limitations of the research
and article. Would you base public polity with respect to beggars off of this article?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-1-
DISCUSSION-Discussion-B-45806
CJUS 601 WEEK 1 QUIZ
Question 1
Which of the following is not an example of qualitative research methods?
Question 2

2. Not questioning your professors about the accuracy of their statements could be an example of
Question 3
Which of the following is not true?
Question 4
Exploratory research is generally concerned with:
Question 5
Studying the relationship between teenage abuse of animals and later perpetration of domestic
violence is an example of:
Question 6
A researcher wants to observe the social structure of a youth gang. When collecting data, she is
most likely to use what type of method?
Question 7
Examining media to determine attitudes towards school safety policies is an example of:
Question 8
An individual is told that an auto manufacturing
company has changed its business plan to make
quality vehicles, but he refuses to believe this because he has had poor experiences with this
company's vehicles in the past. This is an example of:
Question 9
Which of the following is not a standard motivation for criminological research?
Question 10
A student hands out questionnaires to other students in order to learn about student views on a new
university policy. This is an example of what kind of research?
Question 11
Kara interviews five drug users and discovers that four regularly carry weapons. Based on this
information, she argues that drug users are more likely to carry weapons than others. This is an
example of:
Question 12

3. A school board member feels that delinquent youths lack access to services that might help them,
so he conducts a study to identify what is available and what areas need more attention. This study
is mostly driven by:
Question 13
A criminal justice student and volunteer for Big Brothers/Big Sisters is about to conduct a study of
atrisk
youth. She is most likely working from:
Question 14
A researcher uses three different research methods to study a research question. This is an
example of:
Question 15
Explain the differences between descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, and evaluation research.
Provide an example of each.
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-1-
QUIZ-Question-1-Which-o-45808
CJUS 601 WEEK 2 DISCUSSION
Discussion Board Forum 2
Topic: Evidence-Based Policing
Read Chapter 2 of the Bachman textbook, Chapter 2 of the Mosher textbook, and the website article
"Evidence-Based Policing" before discussing the following prompts:
• Describe the major tenants of evidence-based policing.
• How do the tenants relate to research in criminal justice?

4. • In what areas is evidence-based policing already being used?
• What are the areas where evidence-based policing is already being used?
• What are the steps you would take to convince a department not using evidence-based
policing to use it?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-2-
DISCUSSION-Discussion-B-45809
CJUS 601 WEEK 2 QUIZ
Question 1
The primary source of research questions is:
Question 2
Which of the following research questions would be the most feasible?
Question 3
When evaluating a potential research question, it is important that:
Question 4
According to deterrence theory, punishment for a deviant act reduces the likelihood that a person
will repeat the act. A researcher decides that it must therefore be likely that tougher gun control
laws would reduce gun crimes. This is an example of:
Question 5
The statement, "If a prison inmate is visited more frequently then he will be more likely to follow
prison rules" is an example of a:Question 6
A researcher argues that individuals with low self-control
are more likely to commit crimes than
individuals with high self control.
The independent variable in this proposition can be stated most

5. clearly as:
Question 7
Which of the following is NOT an example of a variable?
Question 8
Which of the following is an example of a constant?
Question 9
Scientific relevance means that research should be:
Question 10
Descriptive research is:
Question 11
Inductive reasoning:
Question 12
The four major stages in the research circle are:
Question 13
A researcher measures the fear community residents experience due to crime and the presence of
police officers in a sample of urban neighborhoods. Based on findings, the researcher reports that
there is no relation between fear of crime and police presence. This statement is:
Question 14
An independent variable is to a dependent variable as a:
Question 15
Propose a basic social science research project. Give at least one hypothesis, at least one theory,
and provide the basic outline for how you would conduct the research.
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-2-
QUIZ-Question-1-The-p-45810

6. CJUS 601 WEEK 3 DISCUSSION
Discussion Board Forum 3
Topic: Using Official Crime Data
After reading Chapter 3 of the Mosher textbook, "An Arresting Experiment: Domestic Violence Victim
and Perceptions" by Miller, and "Controlling a Jail Population by Partially Closing the Front Door" by
Baumer and Adams, discuss the following prompts:
• How Important is it to use official crime data?
• What are some issues with using official crime data?
• What public policy changes could be made by relying upon the 2 articles?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-3-
DISCUSSION-Discussion-45811
CJUS 601 WEEK 3 QUIZ
Question 1
A researcher proposes to use a construct validation approach to a new measure of criminal
intentions. Which of the following might have been her proposed approach to validation?
Question 2
Which of the following is not an aspect of the requirement that subjects give informed consent to
participate in research?
Question 3
In a national survey of drug abuse, the variable "frequency of use" is measured by asking
respondents to rate their levels of drug use. The ratings are made on a scale from 1 (low levels) to 5

7. (high levels). The level of measurement is:
Question 4
What type of measures are used to study groups or individuals without their knowledge?
Question 5
High school seniors in a small town are asked a series of questions to measure the frequency of
their drinking and driving. The students give consistent answers to the series of questions, but
police records indicate that drinking and driving is much more common than indicated by the
students' responses. This suggests that the measure of frequency of drinking and driving is:
Question 6
In order to ensure openness and honesty in research all but which of the following should be, if not
published, at least open to public scrutiny?
Question 7
Cory wrote a proposal to study the impact of birth order on aggressiveness. One of his first steps
was to review definitions of aggressiveness in other research studies. This illustrates the first step
in the process of:
Question 8
Which of the following classifications of subjects cannot legally give consent on their own?
Question 9
If the internal consistency of an index is low:
Question 10
Which of the following is not a positivist guideline about how to conduct research?
Question 11
If a probation officer checks selfreports
of drug use with urine tests she is using:
Question 12
Deception in research is sometimes necessary in order to:
Question 13

8. Operationalization is the process of:
Question 14
Researchers apply the term face validity to the confidence gained from:
Question 15
A researcher wants to determine if prosecuting (rather than simply arresting) domestic violence
offenders will lower the rate of domestic violence. Write an essay in which you outline relevant
ethical concerns. Are the ethical concerns of this study different than those for studies examining
the influence of arrest on domestic violence?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-3-
QUIZ-Question-1-A-res-45813
CJUS 601 WEEK 4 DISCUSSION
Discussion Board Forum 4
Topic: Self-Reporting
After reading Chapter 4 of the Mosher textbook, what are some of the differences in using official
crime data as discussed in Chapter 3 of the Mosher textbook and Self-Reported Data in Chapter 4.
What are the particular strengths and weakness of each of these types of data sources?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-4-
DISCUSSION-Discussion-45814
CJUS 601 WEEK 4 QUIZ

9. Question 1
Which of the following are important, but not necessary, to establishing a causal relationship?
Question 2
An results of an evaluation study of a prison anger management study are impacted when almost
all of the gang affiliated inmates in the experiment group drop out of the study between the preand
posttests. Which of the following sources of causal (internal) validity has occurred in this scenario?
Question 3
Which research design would be preferred to study all individuals who graduated a boot camp
program in 2001?
Question 4
If you are only able to collect data at one point in time, you should conduct what type of study?
Question 5
Which of the following terms could not be used to describe a random sample?
Question 6
In proportionate stratified random samples, the probability of selection is:
Question 7
Most gang members are male. In order to obtain an equal number of male and female gang
members, a researcher should use a:
Question 8
Sampson found that the relationship between rates of family disruption and violent crimes among
cities held true for cities with similar levels of joblessness. This shows that
:Question 9
Which of the following is not a requirement of a true experiment?
Question 10
A researcher examining changes in the fear of crime over time finds significant differences before
and after September 11, 2001. Which of the following sources of causal (internal) validity has
occurred in this scenario?

10. Question 11
In order to obtain a sample, a researcher picks five individuals, asks each of them to recruit five
more subjects, asks them to recruit five more, and so on. This is an example of:
Question 12
The strongest nonexperimental design for establishing the time order of effects is the:
Question 13
An experimental study has found that alcoholics who attend peer group meetings are more
successful in reducing their consumption of alcoholic beverages than alcoholics who do not attend
such meetings. In the conclusions to their report on this experiment, the researchers suggest that it
will be important for future studies to determine whether the support group effect was due to the
social support itself, the sharing of technical information, or the time taken up by the meetings. This
suggestion reflects a concern with:
Question 14
In order to establish causality, a relationship must be:
Question 15
Two samples are drawn from an urban population. One sample is a quota sample. Comparisons of
the demographic characteristics of this sample to those of the urban population showan almost
perfect match. The other sample is a disproportionate random sample. Comparisons of the
demographic characteristics of this sample to those of the urban population show marked
differences on the distributions of race and gender. Which sample provides a better base for
developing a representative description of the urban population from which the sample was drawn?
Explain your reasoning. Which sample provides a better base for developing a representative
description of other urban populations? Explain your reasoning.
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-CJUS601-CJUS-601-WEEK-4-
QUIZ-Question-1-Which-o-45815

11. CJUS 601 Week 5 DiscussionForum 5
Discussion Board Forum 5
Topic: Research and Policy Development
After reading Chapter 5 of the Mosher textbook, the article entitled "Internet Development,
Censorship, and Cyber Crimes in China" by Liang and Lu, and the article entitled "'Snitches End Up
in Ditches' and Other Cautionary Tales" by Morris, discuss the following prompts:
• Although presented differently, howdo the research articles affect the development of
criminal justice public policy?
• As a criminal justice leader, does the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) give you a
reason for concern? How/Why?
• What are the advantages of the NCVS versus the Uniform Crime Report (UCR)/National
Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) data?
• As a criminal justice leader or school safety leader, does the "'Snitches End Up in Ditches'
and Other Cautionary Tales" article cause you to act? In what way?
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-Week-5-Discussion-Forum-5-
Discussion-Board-Forum-46046
CJUS 601 WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT
POLICY ISSUE AND SOLUTION INSTRUCTIONS
You will write a 12–15-page research-oriented paper. The paper must focus on policy analysis in
policing. The paper must also bein current APA format. The APA headers, as a minimum, must be
APA Level 1 headings for Problem, Significance, and Solution.
The subthemes of the solution section must contain APA Level 2 headings or beyond. The paper
must include a minimum of 12 references in addition to the class textbooks and the Bible. All

12. references must be academic/peer reviewed sources. A minimum of 8 references must be recent
peer reviewed sources published within the last five years.
You must choose a major criminal justice policy issue (excluding death penalty, legalization of
marijuana, gun control, and any other topic deemed not acceptable by your instructor). The
approach outlined below can be used for minor policy issues, major policy issues, minor budget
issues, major budget issues, equipment implementation, and any issue dealing with a policy
proposal.
You are writing from the point of view as an advisor for the chief of police, sheriff, or federal
department head.
• Identify anissue that needs to be addressed.
• Discuss the problem in a few brief paragraphs.
• Discuss the significance of the problem (the significance discussion must contain the
majority of your references). The significance section of the papermust contain why the issue is
significant, what is being done by other departments or agencies, what law is applicable, and any
other issues that can be identified as significant. This significance section of the paper must be
thorough and leave no additional questions.
• Propose a solution in the form of policy or guidance toward a policy. The solution must
involve a minimum of 3 choices: do nothing, incremental approach, and full implementation. The
solution section of the paper must have enough of an explanation of the solution so that an
executive would be able to make an informed decision from your explanation. The solution mustalso
have sub-themes. Some subthemesare: impact to department, impact to external stakeholders, and
impact to budget. There may be other sub-themes in addition to or in replacement of those listed
above.
• Musthave a section relating how a Christian worldview does or may change potential
proposed solutions. This mustbe a section and not merely a sentence or two.
Submit your Policy Issue and Solution –Draft by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module/Week 5.
Submit your Policy Issue and Solution by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Fridayof Module/Week 8.
http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/CJUS-601-WEEK-5-ASSIGNMENT-POLICY-
ISSUE-AND-SOLUTION-INS-46047