A philosophical movement in policing that attempts to solve the underlying problems of crime and delinquency instead of just responding to calls is called ______________.

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Problem-oriented policing (C) is focused on identifying and addressing the root causes of crime and disorder in a community, rather than simply responding to incidents as they occur (as in the crime fighting model (B) and tactical policing (D)). Professional policing (A) focuses on improving the education, training, and overall professionalism of police officers, but does not necessarily address the underlying problems of crime. The due process model (E) is focused on the legal rights of citizens and ensuring that those accused of crimes receive fair treatment, but does not address the root causes of crime either.

A Philosophical Movement in Policing That Attempts to Solve the Underlying