CRIME PREVENTION

Question 1

An act committed or omitted in violation of a law forbidding or commanding it and for which
punishment is imposed upon conviction.

Answer 1

Crime

Question 2

Comprises strategies and measures that seek to reduce the risk of crimes occurring, and their potential harmful effects on individuals and society, including fear of crime, by intervening to influence their multiple causes.

Answer 2

Crime Prevention

Question 3

A special law which imposes
penalties on people who sell,
dispose, buy or acquire anything
of which are stolen.

Answer 3

Anti-Fencing Law

Question 4

is a worldwide crime.
In most cases of car theft,
vehicles are stolen while
parked or unattended while
others were forcibly taken.

Answer 4

Car theft

Question 5

IS DEFINED AS THE STATE OR CONDITION WHEREIN THE VALUES WHICH A NATION TREASURES SUCH AS TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY, SOVEREIGNTY, PEOPLE’S WAY OF LIFE AND WELL-BEING ARE PROTECTED
AND ENHANCED.

Answer 5

National Security

Question 6

Achieve peace and harmony among
Filipinos, regardless of creed, ethnic
origin or social station

Answer 6

Socio-political Stability

Question 7

Ensure the permanent inviolability
of our nation territory and it’s
effective control by the government
and the state.

Answer 7

Territorial Integrity

Question 8

vigorously pursue a free- market
economy through responsible
entrepreneurship based on social
conscience. Respect for the dignity
of labor and concern for the public
interest.

Answer 8

Economic Solidarity and Strength

Question 9

national survival rests upon
the effective conservation of
our natural environmental in
the face of industrial and
agricultural expansion and
population growth.

Answer 9

Ecological Balance

Question 10

propelled by a national vision
inspired and manifested in our
words and deeds, by patriotism and
national goals and objective.

Answer 10

Moral-Spiritual Consensus

Question 11

pursue constructive and cordial relations with all nations and peoples,
even as our nations itself must chart an
independent course, free from external
control, interference or threat or aggression.

Answer 11

External Peace

Question 12

our lives as a people must be
ruled by a common set of values
and believe grounded on high
moral and ethical standards,
drawn from our heritage and
embodying a Filipino standard
identity transcending religious,
ethnic and linguistic differences.

Answer 12

Cultural Cohesiveness

Question 13

also known as environmental
security, refers to the integrity
of ecosystems and the biosphere,
particularly in relation to their
capacity to sustain a diversity of
life-forms (including human
life).

Answer 13

Ecological Security

Question 14

any temporary stoppage of
work by the concerned action of
employees as a result of an industrial
dispute.

Answer 14

Forms of mass actions strike

Question 15

AN EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC FEELING
FOR OR AGAINST SOMETHING
THROUGH PEACEFUL MEETING,
MARCHES AND OTHERS.

Answer 15

Demonstration

Question 16

A COMBINATION FORMED
FOR THE PURPOSE FOR OR AGAINST
THE MARKET OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR
GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS.

Answer 16

Boycott

Question 17

MARCHING TO AND
FROM THE PREMISES OF AN
ESTABLISHMENT INVOLVED IN A
DISPUTE GENERALLY ACCOMPANIED
BY THE CARRYING AND DISPLAY OF A
SIGN OR PLACARD OR BANNER
BEARING STATEMENTS IN
CONNECTION WITH THE DISPUTE.

Answer 17

Picketing

Question 18

TO ACHIEVE A
TRULY STABLE SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION,
THERE MUST BE AN INTEGRATED SOCIAL
ORDER.

Answer 18

SOCIAL INTEGRATION, DISINTEGRATION
AND DISORGANIZATION

Question 19

A SUCCESSFUL SOCIETY IS ONE WHICH
CONSTITUTES A RELATIVELY STABLE
SYSTEM OF COORDINATED ACTIVITIES
AMONG THE MEMBERS AND WHICH
ACHIEVES A SATISFACTORY ADAPTATION TO THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT (SANCHEZ
& AGPAOA, 1997:15).

Answer 19

SOCIAL STABILITY AND INTEGRATION

Question 20

CLINARD (1968)
MAINTAINS THAT THE TERM “SOCIAL
DISORGANIZATION” IMPLIES A DISRUPTION
OF A PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CONDITION OF
ORGANIZATION WHICH GENERALLY
CANNOT BE ESTABLISHED.

Answer 20

PROCESSES OF DISORGANIZATION AND
DISINTEGRATION