Cpp Some Concepts Phase Vi

Private policing in the future is likely to rely on contract guards hired by private entities, who are supervised by managers or supervisors within those organizations. This model shifts the responsibility of security and law enforcement to private companies rather than relying solely on government-run police forces. Militarized police forces, unregulated vigilantes, and autonomous robotics are less likely scenarios for the future of private policing.

Private substitute refers to the practice of outsourcing security responsibilities to a private contractor rather than managing them in-house. Each of the incorrect answers does not accurately capture the specific concept described in the question.

The correct term for this concept is 'Public supplement' as it refers to the additional support provided by private contractors to regular police in maintaining law and order in public areas.

Public/private policing partnerships should be built around structural and contractual relationships to ensure clear guidelines, expectations, and ongoing collaboration.

Hallcrest is known for its reports that compare the US security industry to public law enforcement quantitatively, while Blackwater, G4S, and Pinkerton are well-known security companies but not specifically associated with this type of analysis.

Cost is a significant distinction between public and private policing as public policing is funded by taxpayers while private policing is funded by private entities or individuals.

Private policing is often more cost-effective than traditional policing, making it an attractive option for individuals, businesses, and communities looking for security solutions.

The correct answer is Kelling, as he is known for coining the 'Broken Windows Theory' which emphasizes the importance of addressing minor crimes to prevent more serious lawbreaking.

The theft triangle is a concept that explains the three factors that need to be present for an employee to commit theft, which are opportunity, motivation, and rationalization.

When considering fear levels, the combination of incivility and crime tends to have a significant impact on people's sense of safety and security. Incivility alone may create discomfort, but it is the presence of crime that often leads to heightened levels of fear.

Training for private security officers who provide policing services in public areas should focus on the specific roles and tasks they will be performing in order to ensure they are adequately prepared for their duties.

Despite the common belief that mental illness may be a significant factor in assassination behaviors, research indicates that it only rarely plays a key part in such behaviors. Other factors, such as political or social motivations, may have a larger influence.

Executives are often targeted by criminals who may see them as high-profile targets. While executives may have security measures in place at the office or during business travel, they may be more relaxed and less cautious when at home, making them vulnerable to attacks.

In high risk situations, executives are typically accompanied by EP (executive protection) specialists who are trained to ensure the safety and security of the individual. Personal chefs, massage therapists, and clown entertainers are not usually part of security detail in such situations.

The key principles focus on protecting oneself and others, understanding security trade-offs, and relying on critical thinking rather than blindly trusting or prioritizing convenience over security.

The process of researching a destination before an executive travels is commonly referred to as an advance. This advance includes gathering information on security, transportation, accommodation, and other relevant details to ensure a smooth trip.

When a protected executive must travel locally, it is important to have them in a suitable car driven by a trained security driver and accompanied by the EP specialist to ensure their safety and security.

The correct answer explains the specific meaning of 'sound off' in the context of an attack situation in EP. The incorrect answers provide plausible but inaccurate interpretations to test the understanding of the concept.

The correct answer emphasizes the importance of evaluating the cost-effectiveness of the security program in relation to its benefits, making it a crucial aspect for executive management to consider in their awareness training.

Suppliers should be made aware of security procedures to protect the sensitive proprietary information they have access to, not disclose it, not rely on no additional measures, and not require extra payments for access.

Awareness training for senior management is crucial in creating a culture of security consciousness at all levels of the organization, including understanding how security impacts successful business operations.

Awareness programs are typically evaluated and demonstrated through the use of metrics to measure the success and impact of the program.

Research shows that a significant portion of drug users are actually employed, debunking the myth that drug use is primarily associated with unemployment or inactivity.

These drugs are classified under Schedule I by the DEA due to their high potential for abuse and lack of accepted medical use.

Depressants are drugs that slow down brain activity and body functions. Diazepam is a type of depressant also known as a tranquilizer. Amphetamine, LSD, and Cocaine are stimulants, hallucinogens, and stimulants respectively, which have opposite effects to depressants.

Cocaine is a stimulant drug that can lead to elevated blood pressure, dilated pupils, increased heart rate, and euphoria. Marijuana, aspirin, and antibiotics do not typically have these effects.

Mescaline is a hallucinogenic drug, not a stimulant like the other three options provided.

Mescaline is the psychoactive alkaloid found in the Peyote cactus, known for its hallucinogenic effects. LSD, Cocaine, and Heroin are not derived from the Peyote cactus.