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Question 1
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The consequences of police misconduct and unethical behavior include:
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Question 2
miscarriages of
justice.
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A subculture is:
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Question 3
all of the above.
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Unethical (unprofessional) police behavior:
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Question 4
is displayed by some individual officers.
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A meeting is not necessary if:
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Question 5
time is limited.
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Communication:
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Question 6
is an event that involves at least two people.
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Police officer bills of rights:
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expressly provide statutory rights to protect officers from arbitrary
disciplinary action.
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Question 7
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A common characteristic of professions and professionalism includes:
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Question 8
a code of ethics and standards of conduct.
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Select the correct
statement.
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Question 9
All of the above are correct statements.
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Unethical police behavior can be prevented if police agencies:
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all of the above.
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Question 10
Select the correct
statement.
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Both sender and receiver share responsibility for a misunderstood
communication.
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Question 11
2 out of 2 points
Many experts on policing believe that the single greatest obstacle to achieving
accountability for police behavior is:
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the police subculture.
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Question 12
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A distinction between the police subculture and many other occupational subcultures
include:
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all of the above.
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Question 13
A(n) can be symptomatic of an unethical behavior pattern.
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chronic performance problem
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Question 14
2 out of 2 points
Through the communications process, individuals interact with each other,
learning about one another's feelings, beliefs, and desires.
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interpersonal
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Question 15
2 out of 2 points
During the communications process, one thinks, reasons, evaluates, and
speaks with oneself.
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intrapersonal
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Question 16
How can police misconduct be prevented? Corrected?
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I do not believe that one could 100% prevent police misconduct, as it comes
down to individual behavior. However, I believe training and accountability are
2 of the most critical to help reduce police misconduct. Officers should be
required on an annual basis to adhere to requirements for de-escalation and
diversity training. De-escalation helps to improve the responses of officers in a
high intense situation. Diversity training simply helps you to understand
different cultures. That helps with interactions with individuals that could be
perceived aggressive based on their cultural background. Furthermore, holding
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What is tactical communication? When should it be used?
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Tactical communication is the basic principle of communicating during critical
incidents. As a Law Enforcement Officer, I have had to utilize this form of
communication on numerous occasions. This is especially important in
scenarios involving barricaded subjects. Often times we switch to a tactical
channel to prevent people who have police scanners from knowing critical
information being shared. If that information were to be intercepted, it could
put the safety of the officers at risk. This communication should be used during
critical incidents. For example: barricaded subjects, hostage negotiations,
mental subjects who may have gone missing, active shooters. Tactical
Communication is critical to being able to effectively communicate in high
intense Law Enforcement situations.
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Question 17
Needs Grading
