CPTED

Question 1

GOAL :

Answer 1

To make changes in an environment that cause the intended user to feel safe, secure, productive, and in control.

Question 2

CPTED is Not

Answer 2

 The way to end all crime.
 A replacement for other
methods of crime prevention.
 Something the police should
do themselves.
 Something only for architects
and builders to be concerned
with.

Question 3

OPPORTUNISTIC CRIMES:

Answer 3

 Are the 90% that affect everyday life.
 Most frequently occur, but easiest to prevent.

Question 4

SPECIFIC CRIMES:

Answer 4

 Planned out, kidnap for ransom, workplace
violence, serial murder,etc.
 Focused on by media and increases fear.

Question 5

t/f
CPTED techniques are applicable to both opportunistic and specific target crimes.

Answer 5

true

Question 6

Five interrelated
principles:

Answer 6

Surveillance
 Access Control
 Territoriality
 Maintenance
Activity Support

Question 7

SURVEILLANCE

Answer 7

The ability to look into
and out of an area.
►NATURAL
►Mechanical
►Organized

Question 8

Access Control

Answer 8

it can direct both foot and
automobile traffic in ways
that discourage crime

Question 9

Access Control goal

Answer 9

Not to keep
intruders out, but
direct flow in order to
decrease
OPPORTUNITY for
crime

Question 10

Territoriality

Answer 10

 The idea or perception that one’s
home or place of business is sacred.
 Residents or employees have the
right to confront or inquire of
individuals on their street or
community, because they feel they
have ownership over it.
 People protect territory that they
feel is their own, and have a certain
respect for the territory of others.

Question 11

Broken Windows Theory

Answer 11

The relationship between
disorder and crime
applies in a literal and
figurative sense to