Which of the following is a term used to describe the ability of police to be trusted by citizens to be lawful and unbiased?

What is the main goal of the first component of community-oriented policing, community partnership?

Which of the following accurately defines problem solving in community-oriented policing?

Community-oriented police management should ____ the actions of individual officers.

Which type of patrols are most common?

Which of the following tends to provide the bulk of daily policing needs in the community?

Which type of officers are responsible for acting as spokes people for the police department by responding to requests for interviews?

When evaluating community-oriented programs, it is important to be ____.

Which of the following is NOT one of the traits particularly important for community-oriented police to possess?

The victim may not FEEL safe under all but which of the following circumstances?

Which is not a helpful hint for allowing a victim to regain control?

When responding to the need for nurturing a victim, which would be an appropriate response?

Victims need to tell their story over and over to gain a feeling of control over the events they suffered. What is this process called?

The process through which the crisis intervener makes it clear that most reactions to horrific events are "normal" is called what?

A part of ventilation is the process of finding words or other ways that will give expression to experiances and reactions.

One of the least important things you can do in a crisis situation is to listen.

Bits of memory may come back in all but which of the following forms?

You should always leave written materials for victims to refer to when needed.

You should promise the victim that suspects are arrested 100% of the time.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement?

Approximately how often is a woman assaulted or beaten in the US?

Which of the following is NOT an example of financial abuse?

Temporary Ex Parte Protective Orders typically last how long?

Which of the following is the test step a law enforcement officer should take when responding to a family violence call involving protective orders?

Approximately how many child abuse cases are reported each year?

Which of the following is NOT a true statement?

Which of the following is an example of educational neglect?

Which of the following is a true statement?

Which of the following is NOT a type of child neglect?

Which of the following is not a myth about anger?

"Controlling yourself" includes which of the following techniques?

Which of the following is one of the most effective anger management techniques?

Which of the following is a sign of when to seek help?

Learning better ways to communicate is a useful technique for anger management.

While outwardly submissive, indecisive, and helpless, inside there may be inner conflict, tension, stress, and an inability to meet one's own needs needs fueling feelings of frustration and anger. This defines which type of behavior?

This type of behavior involves expressing, beliefs, feelings, and preferences in a way which is direct, honest, and appropriate and shows a high degree of respect.

Behavior that demands self-expression, attacks, or humiliates other people, generally in a way which shows lack of respect for others in which of the following?

Which of the following is not one of the six types of difficult people?

Which of the following is a strategy for dealing with difficult people?

What is an aggressive act, committed by any person, which does not amount to assault, and which is necessary to accomplish an objective?

What is known by the actor to cause, or intended to cause, death or serious bodily injury?

What is the minimum amount of lawful aggression sufficient to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective?

What is the degree of influence a person must exert over the violator to take him or her into custody?

Self-defense is justified when a person reasonably believes it is immediately necessary to protect him or herself against another's use of unlawful force.

Johnny and jimmy ger into a verbal argument. Jimmy says something that johnny doesn't like about Johnny's mother. Johnny takes a swing at Jimmy and hits him in the side of the head, knocking him unconscious. Could Johnny face charges for assault?

Jimmy and Johnny are in a local supermarket; Jimmy decides to steal a CD. Jimmy puts it under his shir but Johnny doesn't know about it. They walk out of the store. Officer Joe is watching the security cameras and sees Jimmy take the CD, but mistakes him for Johnny. When they are outside, Joie goes out after them. Jimmy sees Joe and runs. Confused, Johnny stands still. Officer Joe places Johnny in handcuffs. Johnny is confused and begins to fight. Is Johnny justified in fighting Officer Joe?

Jimmy and Johnny both play varsity Football. Jimmy plays offense and Johnny plays defense. One day during practice Johnny tackles Jimmy and breaks his arm. Johnny can be charged with assault?

What are some of the conditions in which deadly force would be justified for self-defense purposes?

Deadly force is not justified to prevent the imminent commission of

A person cannot use deadly force to protect another person from unlawful use of deadly force.

What is the name of the case that dealt with the fleeing felon rule?

Which of the following is "an individual speaker's accent, inflection, intonation, and speech-sound quality, which is usually judged in terms of prevailing standards of acceptability"?

Most people speak at a rate of over_____ words per minute.

Which of the following is not part of the communication cycle?

Concise word choice, clear enunciation, appropriate rate of speech, and appropriate message length all describe which of the following key terms?

What is the length of air time for messages usually?

Which of the following means "forming clear and distinct sounds into words"?

Effective communication is which of the following?

Clear radio communication occurs through the use of what type of communication?

Which of the following requires standardized words or phrases with specific meaning?

Most departments use which type of radio communications?