Principles: Public Safety Systems

Eyes move up and to the left

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move up and to the right

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move side to side

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move straight up

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move down

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing emotions

Which of the following is NOT a role of corrections as stated in the segment

• To supervise criminal offenders

• To maintain records of criminal offenders

• To serve the public

• To punish and rehabilitate offenders

Which constitutional amendment protects inmates from cruel and unusual

• Fifth Amendment

• Sixth Amendment

• Seventh Amendment

• Eighth Amendment

Which of the following was a standard regulated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons in 1930

• Strict discipline and control

• Strong emphasis on education and vocational training

• Recreational activities in jail

• Proper training and selection of prison employees

What percentage of law enforcement agencies use community policing

• 64

• 74

• 84

• 94

Which best describes “predictive policing”

• Developing ways to identify areas at high risk for crime

• Basing policing decisions on previous knowledge about offenders

• Law enforcement working closely with community

• Using probable cause to determine the reasonable use of force