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WorksheetsFINAL EXAM IN ETHICS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following involves decentralized policing programs that focus on crime prevention, quality of life in the community, public order, and alternatives to arrest?
Community Oriented Policing
Traditional Law Enforcement
Which of the following focuses on solving the underlying problems of delinquency and crime?
Community Oriented Policing
Traditional Law Enforcement
What is not a characteristic of Community-Oriented Policing?
Focus is on proactive crime prevention rather than emergency response
Encourages officers to see citizens as partners
Shifts decision-making and discretion downward to patrol officers
Less visible
Strategies that promote crime prevention are a characteristic of which of the following?
Community Oriented Policing
Traditional Law Enforcement
According to the research, it is more profitable for an officer to ____ rather than performing randomized patrols
Conducting grid patrols
Conducting grid patrol while observing community hot spots
Conducting Circular patrols
Conducting Circular patrols while observing community hot spots
According to the research, officers need to develop what in order to address the types of crime and citizen concerns in their communities?
Tailored patrol strategies
Beat patrolling
Permanent shifts
Community and law enforcement interaction
What will improve the attitude of the law enforcement officers toward the communities they serve while encouraging the officers to develop creative solutions criminal behaviors
Tailored patrol strategies
Beat patrolling
Permanent shifts
Interaction with the community
Which of the following is the characteristic(s) of a good community oriented law enforcement officer?
Good Communication skills
Critical Decision Making Skills
Open-minded
Flexible to change
All of the above
This is NOT an element that make up corruption
power
position of power
benefits and/or advantages
money
Why is corruption so difficult to measure?
It is a matter of perception
There are no mechanisms to measure it.
There are no organisms to measure it.
Governments are not interested in measure it.
According to specialists, what are the ways to measure corruption?
Through perception, participation, and permissiveness.
Through reports and complaints.
Through statistics and comparisons.
Through books, magazines, and leaflets.
It is a cause of corruption.
lack of a legal framework
lack of comptrollers
lack of trust in institutions
non-existent penalties
We can define culture of legality as the level of compliance that community members have with the laws
true
false
One of the ECONOMIC consequences of corruption is ...
Generates distrust in the institutions
Tax collection decreases.
Populist projects as a solution to the problem.
Transparency is ...
a fundamental right to know
accesible info
accessible information on government actions
know about results and processes that led to governmental decisions.
All of the above
To stop corruption it is first necessary to identify it.
true
false
Using one's power or position dishonestly in order to benefit personally.
dishonesty
corruption
kickback
bribe
A gift you receive for having done something especially well.
bonus
tip
reward
salary
A small quantity of money you give someone if they have served you in some way.
bonus
tip
bribe
corporate hospitality
A gift which is given to secure dishonest help or favouritism. E.G. buying your teacher shoes in exchange for good grades
bribe
bonus
presents
Christmas
What is corruption ?
problem solving
dishonesty
fixing an issue
corporation
Community-oriented policing is a philosophy which promotes _____________ between law enforcement and community members.
Distance
Mediation
Partnerships
Regulation
Researchers have suggested the separation of the police from the community began when there was a cultural shift toward _____________.
Professionalism
Conformity
Impartiality
Activism
Which of the following is NOT a factor which isolated officers from the communities they served, as discussed in the segment?
Rotating shifts
Property protection
Rapid response
Centralized control
Which of the following is NOT a main component of successful community-oriented policing programs as discussed in the segment?
Problem solving
Community partnership
Citizen empowerment
Enhanced organizational features
Determining the underlying conditions causing crime in a community requires indepth knowledge of _____________.
Laws and regulations
Police strategies
Court proceedings
Community characteristics
For community-oriented policing to be successful, police management must be which of the following?
Centralized
Flexible
Experienced
Stern
Which of the following is NOT a typical task of school resource officers as discussed in the segment?
Develop educational programs
Act as positive role models
Prevent juvenile delinquency
Deter criminal activity
1. Community-oriented policing is _____________ in action.
Authority
Democracy
Collusion
Perversion
Which of the following is a term used to describe the ability of police to be trusted by citizens to be lawful and unbiased?
Community confidence
Citizen consignment
Police legitimacy
Law enforcement reliability
Which of the following accurately defines problem solving in community-oriented policing?
The application of appropriate resources to correct or improve conditions which contribute to disorder and crime
The enforcement of laws intended to improve the welfare of the general public
The use of authoritative influence to make changes benefiting the general public
The implementation of procedures to prosecute and track known criminal perpetrators
As stated in the presentation, community-oriented police management should _____________ the actions of individual officers
Strictly schedule
Track and critique
Guide rather than control
Commemorate
Which type of patrols are most common?
Automobile
Foot
Horse
Bike
Which of the following tends to provide the bulk of daily policing needs in the community?
Neighborhood service officers
Crime prevention officers C.
Public information officers
Patrol officers
According to the presentation, which type of officers are responsible for acting as spokespeople for the police department by responding to requests for interviews?
Public information officers
Neighborhood service officers
Patrol officers
Crime prevention officers
When evaluating community-oriented policing programs, it is important to be _____________.
Optimistic
Expeditious
Systematic
Modest
Which of the following is NOT one of the traits the presentation stated is particularly important for community-oriented police to possess?
Assertive
Compassionate
Detail-oriented
Resourceful
Plan or policy designed for a particular purpose
Effective
Intermingling
Strategy
Deceptive
Cooperation between people or groups working together
Partnership
Bureaucratic
Flourish
Progressive
The three principal policing roles are enforcing the law, providing service, and
Crime mapping.
Maintaining order.
Conducting forensic investigations.
The policing strategy that has a police-public partnership as a central feature is:
Problem-oriented policing.
Split-force.
Community Policing.
Police departments in rural areas claim that they have always practiced:
Team policing.
Preventative Patrol.
Community-oriented policing.
Policing strategy that police officers in cars and on foot can deter crime with patrols
Preventative Patrol
Problem-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing
Aggressive Order Maintenance
Policing strategy that uses research on a community's problems, examines solutions to deal with those problems, and implements strategies to effectively address the problem.
Preventative Patrol
Problem-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing
Aggressive Order Maintenance
Policing strategy that gets community involved in addressing problems that plague their neighborhood; collaboration between police and the community
Preventative Patrol
Problem-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing
Aggressive Order Maintenance
Policing strategy that practices zero tolerance policing and arrests for minor offenses in hopes of catching more major offenses; use of stop and frisk falls into this type of policing
Preventative Patrol
Problem-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing
Aggressive Order Maintenance
Which of the following focuses on solving the underlying problems of delinquency and crime?
Community Oriented Policing
Traditional Law Enforcement
