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    Name: Liam Alford

    Assessment Objective Two Lesson One Tasks


    Aims and Objectives
    Analyse a range of different research methods

    1. What is the office for national statistics?

    2. What is the website address? 3. http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/index.html

    4. What 7 key areas that the Home office Department of Government responsible for? a. Alcohol and drugs b. Counter terrorism c.
    Crime

    d. Equalities e. f.
    Immigration & Passports Police

    g. Science, research & statistics

    5. Why do they produce crime statistics?


    a. To see what measurements are working b. To see what effective measurements can be taken.

    Name: Liam Alford

    6. State 5 facts about the British Crime Survey.


    a. Overall, there were an estimated 9.6 million crimes as measured by the BCS in 2010/11

    b. There were 4.2 million crimes recorded by the police in 2010/11, a four per cent decrease c. compared with 2009/10 (4.3 million crimes)

    d. The 2010/11 BCS shows a 14 per cent increase in domestic burglary compared with the previous survey.

    e. Over 51,000 people aged 16 and over are interviewed every year. 47,000 people are interviewed in the main survey.

    f. Around 1,000 interviews are carried out in each police force area. The
    overall response rate is currently 75 per cent one of the highest for the large continuous government surveys.

    7. State 3 statistics from the most recent crime survey. a. The number of people cautioned or sentenced for carrying a knife or
    offensive weapon has fallen by 16% since 2009. . b. Arrests made in 2011, dropped by over 50% form the year before

    c. The amount of people transferred to court after being arrested was


    down by 2749 than that of the year before.

    8. How is the survey conducted?


    Create the questions Ask the questions Tally the results Present the results

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