1. Discuss any one major concept or statistic that is introduced in Chapter 2.
One major concept that is introduced in Chapter 2 is comparison between genders. Constructing gender statistics requires disaggregating data through sex and other physiognomies to disclose those dissimilarities or disparities and collecting data on identifiable issues that have an effect on one sex in excess of the other or have to do with gender relations amongst men and women.
2. Describe one use of this concept or statistic in the field of Criminal Justice.
One of the most extensively operated sources is arrest statistics from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reports; also known as the UCR, is composed from the nation’s law enforcement
One major concept that is introduced in Chapter 2 is comparison between genders. Constructing gender statistics requires disaggregating data through sex and other physiognomies to disclose those dissimilarities or disparities and collecting data on identifiable issues that have an effect on one sex in excess of the other or have to do with gender relations amongst men and women.
2. Describe one use of this concept or statistic in the field of Criminal Justice.
One of the most extensively operated sources is arrest statistics from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reports; also known as the UCR, is composed from the nation’s law enforcement