An approach to policing that emphasizes professional relations with citizens, police independence, police in cars, and rapid responses to calls for service.Group of answer choicesProfessional model of policingDeterrence policingCommunity justice movementRestorative justice movement

This is a movement that emphasizes nontraditional punishment, such as community service.Group of answer choicesStop and friskProfessional model of policingCommunity, or restorative, justice movementDeterrence theory

In this study, the authors did not find a significant gap across different race/ethnicity in the level of public members' cooperation with the police if they view the police as legitimate.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The style of policing most closely identifies with the Community Policing era where police officers work as public servants and utilize both the law and nonlegalistic means to combat community problems.

1. Consider the theoretical perspectives on deviance that you learned about in this module—functionalist, conflict, and interactionist–which one do you think best accounts for the tensions between citizens and the police force?2.  How does the sociological imagination inform your analysis? When have we seen this pattern before and what was the historical context? What social movements led to policy changes and what policy changes would you recommend now?

The establishment of police professionalism helps to reduce or eliminate which of the following?