Cpp Some Concepts (phase Iv)

In this scenario, the correct answer is 'The span of control is too great.' When a supervisor is responsible for overseeing too many individuals, it becomes challenging to provide adequate supervision, feedback, and support to each employee. This can result in poor performance among the security guards despite their earnings and the supervisor's efforts.

The Custodial Theory focuses on providing benefits to keep employees happy, but it does not necessarily lead to maximum productivity. The other theories mentioned have different approaches to managing employees and their productivity levels.

Private policing in the future is expected to mainly involve contract guards working in public spaces, providing security services under specific contractual agreements.

Emergency lighting is specifically designed to activate automatically in the event of a power cut to ensure visibility and safety during emergencies.

The optimal illumination level for a self-parking car park during the night is 1 fc (foot-candle), providing adequate visibility for drivers and pedestrians without causing glare or discomfort.

Low pressure sodium lights have a short restrike time, making them the most suitable option for areas with frequent power interruptions.

The correct answer is 50 feet because it allows for sufficient space to prevent damage to the internal structures in case of perimeter fence failure.

Fixed and rate of rise are categories under heat sensors, making Heat the correct answer.

Ultrasonic sensors use sound waves to detect objects, making them susceptible to interference from drafts and nearby railroad tracks. Infrared sensors may also be affected by external factors, but not specific to drafts and railroad tracks. Motion and heat sensors rely on different mechanisms for detection and are not impacted by the same environmental conditions.

The Theft Triangle theory suggests that for a crime to occur, three elements must be present: opportunity, motivation, and rationalization. It highlights how a combination of these factors leads to criminal behavior.

Executives are most vulnerable at home due to the potential for intrusion or security breaches in a familiar environment.

Careful hiring and screening are crucial in preventing workplace violence as they can help identify potentially violent individuals before they are hired. Increased security measures, harsher penalties, and conflict resolution training are also important but may not be as effective as careful hiring and screening in deterring workplace violence.

Plastic glazing in buildings typically refers to the use of acrylic and polycarbonate materials due to their transparency, durability, and lightweight nature.

Electronic shuttering is a camera feature that adjusts the exposure by controlling the time the sensor is exposed to light, without relying on aperture, focus, or ISO adjustments.

Automatic gain control is a common feature in cameras and video equipment that adjusts the amplification of the video signal to compensate for changes in lighting conditions. Manual gain control would require human input, whereas video signal enhancer and light amplification system do not accurately describe the function of automatic gain control.

Incandescent lighting typically has a higher CRI compared to fluorescent, LED, and halogen lighting, making it the best choice for precision manual work where accurate color rendering is crucial.

Halogen lighting is known for its low efficacy (efficiency), high color rendering index (CRI), and ability for instant restrike, making it a popular choice for various lighting applications.

The correct answer highlights the key difference between COOP and BC, emphasizing the movement of critical functions and personnel in COOP scenarios.

Undercover investigations should be used cautiously and as a last resort to gather information that cannot be obtained through other means.

Microwave sensors can have issues in rooms with thin walls due to their sensitivity to any movements outside the targeted area, resulting in false alarms.

Passive Infrared (PIR) sensors are commonly used for motion detection and are widely considered the most popular sensor due to their effectiveness and cost-efficiency in various applications.

An intrusion detection system typically consists of a sensor to detect unauthorized entry, an annunciator to raise alerts, and a control unit to coordinate the system.

Multiplexers are devices used to combine multiple video signals into one output, reducing the number of monitors needed to display the video feeds. Routers, transceivers, and switches do not serve this specific purpose in a security monitoring setup.

Oscar Newman is credited with laying the foundation for Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) in his work on defensible space. Jane Jacobs, Robert Moses, and William H. Whyte are notable figures in urban planning and development, but they are not specifically associated with CPTED principles.

Master keying is a system where multiple keys can operate different locks, but there is a limit to the number of keys that can be issued based on the master key system in place.

Lighting is often used as a deterrent to prevent intruders or provide security measures, making it a form of deterrence.

The Psychological Stress Evaluator assesses psychological stress levels based on physiological responses such as blood pressure and pulse rate. This is because changes in blood pressure and pulse rate can indicate stress reactions in the body.

When protecting encrypted computer back-up media, it is important to choose a safe that can provide sufficient security and protection. Among the options provided, the most suitable safe recommended for this purpose is 150-1 as it offers the necessary security features to safeguard sensitive data.

In an emergency management structure, the security manager typically plays a crucial role as the EM Coordinator, responsible for maintaining the Emergency Management Plan.