Professionalism & Ethics

_____ means the act of professing, a spiritual commitment, a range of academic expertise or both.

• Ethics

• Member

• Professionalism

• Application

A _____ is one who is engaged in one of the learned or skilled professions, or in a calling considered socially superior to a trade or handicraft.

• Police Officer

• Professor

• Professional

• Occupation

_____ means people have trust and confidence in the police, accept the police, and believe officers are fair.

• Professionalism

• Police Legitimacy

• Procedural Justice

• Standards

Police Legitimacy and Procedural Justice applied uses_____.

• Transparency

  Giving Voice

  Impartiality

  Fairness

• Professionalism and Ethics

• Voice of the Community

• Partnerships of the Department and Community

The advantages of the professional model for law enforcement include_____.

• Ethical Conduct

• Quality Improvement

• Stronger Community

• All answers

Disadvantages of the professional model for law enforcement include _____.

• Cost

• Higher salaries

• Limited Entry

• All answers

_____ refers to the alignment of organizational management.

• Organizational Transformation

• Code of Ethics

• Effective Response

• Behavior

The _____ role is performed by being objective, impartial, and neutral.

• Professional

• Legitimacy

• Ethical

• Justice

Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship are examples of _____.

• Ethical Role

• Role Performance

• Characteristics of Officers

• Respect

_____ includes the need to act in accordance with the principles of right and wrong governing the conduct of a particular group.

• Professionalism

• Character

• Ethics

• Judgement