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- Criminal Justice, Ethics
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- Chapter 2
This document contains 20 multiple-choice questions on ethics in criminal justice. It is a quiz from Chapter 2, with questions on police selection, recruitment, and the police subculture. It helps students prepare for exams on this topic.
What's inside
- Police applicant personality traits
- Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training
- Selection process for police officers
- Styles of policing
- Recruitment of minority and female officers
- Police subculture and assessment centers
Who it is for: Students taking a course in criminal justice, specifically Chapter 2 on ethics. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Ethics in criminal justice covers the standards and practices of law enforcement. Students get a set of questions to test their knowledge of the topic.
Police Applicant Personality
Personality traits of police applicants are compared to those of other professions. Research findings on these traits are discussed.
Police Selection and Training
The selection process for police officers is outlined. Psychological screening and physical agility tests are explained.
Police Roles and Subculture
Different styles of policing are described. The concept of police subculture is introduced. Barriers to recruiting minority officers are noted.
Assessment Centers
Assessment centers are described as a method for hiring police officers. Exercises used in assessment centers are listed.
Key terms
- Watchman Style
- A style of policing where the officer acts as a neighbour.
- Police Subculture
- A culture within policing that originated from a 1950 study.
- Psychological Screening
- Tests used to exclude police applicants with personality disorders.
- Assessment Centers
- A method for hiring police officers that includes various exercises.
Questions this document helps with
- What personality traits do police applicants typically have?
- How are police officers selected and trained?
- What are the main styles of policing?
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