New research suggests that mental exercises might enhance one of the brain’s central components for reasoning and problem-solving. People may be able to remember a nearly infinite number of facts, but only a handful of items–held in working memory–can be accessed and considered at any given moment. It’s the reason why a person might forget […]

Coupled with the given assumption, I do agree that human being is getting smarter. The reason of the growth in humans intelligent is affected by several factor. The factor that took Into consideration is shown as below: – 1. 1. 1 Technology: The conveniences that technology brought to this society, not only bringing conveniences to […]

Present a written report depicting your analysis of historical juvenile crime data for a specific category of crime, or criminal issue. For this Week Two Assignment, you will: Present national juvenile data and trends based on the FBI – Uniform Crime Reports and the Bureau of Justice Statistics – Crime Type or other comparable nationally […]

In this unit, we read about the use of automated license plate recognition technology. Can you think of any legal concerns with implementing this technology system? 200 or more words Moriarty, L. J. (Ed.). (2017). Criminal justice technology in the 21st century (3rd ed.). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas. Files: MCJ 5078 Study Guide UnitIV.pdf, ch 12.jpg, chap […]

Within my assignment I will demonstrate my understanding of mental health and the direct correlation to my professional practice. I will clearly define and critically evaluate two of the dominant perspectives which are significant in mental health theory and practice, the biomedical and the social causation perspective. By explaining my practice with regards to the […]

Q1. Explain the impact of both the law and organizational procedures on the process of recruitment and selection. Recruitment is the process of location, identifying, and attracting capable applications for jobs available in an organization. Accordingly, the recruitment process comprises the following five steps: • Recruitment planning • Strategy Development • Searching • Screening • Evaluation and […]

Ecological Crime Criminal Are ecological approaches to criminality appropriate to help preventing crime? For some years, a small group of criminologists have been attempting to understand crime using the ecology of crime (Brantingham, 1993; Stark, 1987; Taylor and Covington, 1988). This is about how criminal opportunities are created in neighbourhoods. Crime prevention seeks to reduce […]