Tobiaz, inc., a private firm, wants to create a survey program similar to the Uniform Crime Reporting Program/National incident-Based Reporting System (UCR/NIBRS). It assigns its employees to write reports on the crime rates in different U. S. cities. Which of the following methods is likely to be used by its employees? a. they analyze police reports only for social-order offenses and white-collar crimes

b. they rely on personal interviews to talk to potential victims of crimes

c. they analyze police reports about crimes reported by victims

d. they rely on door-to-door surveys to talk to potential victims of crimes

C, they analyze police reports about crimes reported by victims

Explanation:

Option A is wrong because is disregard hard crimes that conducted by blue-collar people (such as theft, store robbery, or even gang attacks).

Option B and D are wrong because 'Potential' victims do not always translate to actual victims, This will make the data that collected by the firm become misleading. They wouldn't find out the type of crimes that often happen in real life and wouldn't be able to design a proper solution for them.

Option C is the best choice from the available options. Even though it's not perfect. There are a lot of crimes that often goes unreported by the victims (such as domestic abuse)