CERTIFIED COMPLIANCE AND ETHICS PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL CCE 2
UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
Certified Compliance AND Ethics Professional
International CCE2 Questions and Answers Verified
Solutions Latest Update 2026/2027
Question:
Secularization of 'professionalism'.
Answer:
Around 1675.
Question:
Definition of 'profession' according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Answer:
1) The occupation in which one professes to be skilled and to follow. 2) A vocation in which
professed knowledge of some branch of learning is used. 3) An occupation requiring specialized
knowledge used in the service of others, typically in divinity, law, or medicine.
Question:
Oxford English Dictionary definition of "professional".
Answer:
is one who is "engaged in one of the learned or skilled professions or in a calling considered socially
superior to trade or handicraft"
Question:
Webster's definition of profession.
Answer:
A vocation or occupation requiring advanced training in some liberal art or science, and usually
involving mental rather than manual work (formerly called the learned professions, such as
teaching, engineering, writing, etc.)
,Question:
Law enforcement is not typically included in the secular definition of a professional, but by every
definition of the word, they are. To be a "professional," the requirements are:.
Answer:
1) possessing a specialized body of knowledge(not easily required/accomplished through advanced
training or education) 2) share a commitment to serving the public 3)share a commitment to
promoting the common good 4)share a professional creed or code of ethics that holds them and
other colleagues at a higher standard than other professions
Question:
Concept of professionalism.
Answer:
Occupations differ as to the degree to which they are professional. The degree to which an
occupation meets the definition of "profession" should be assessed by certain characteristics
Question:
Characteristics of professionalism.
Answer:
1)Service to others 2) assessment of needs 3)theoretical body of knowledge obtained by
pre-education 4)standards for entry,practice, and ethical conduct 5)professional associations to
maintain standards 6)lifelong learning and continuing education
Question:
Definition of 'police legitimacy'.
Answer:
Public trust and confidence in police, believing officers are fair and use authority appropriately.
Question:
, Officers build public confidence by:.
Answer:
1) treating people with dignity and respect 2) making decisions fairly, based on facts, not
illegitimate factors such as race 3) giving people "voice" a chance to tell their side of the story 4)
acting in a way that encourages community members to believe that they will be treated with
goodwill in the future.
Question:
Departments that employ the steps of building public confidence experience higher levels of:.
Answer:
1)public cooperation with police efforts to address crime 2)increased compliance with the law
3)stronger public support 4)greater deference to police in interactions with the community ( people
are showing more respect)
Question:
Four pillars of procedural justice.
Answer:
Fairness & consistency, voice, transparency, and impartiality.
Question:
Fairness and Consistency.
Answer:
The first pillar of procedural justice is driven by both outcomes and the fairness and consistency of
the processes used to reach those outcomes. The perception of fairness is not just about those
outcomes. People consider both the outcome of a decision and the process by which the decision
was made when forming their opinion about whether a decision was fair.
Question:
Giving Voice to all Parties.
UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
Certified Compliance AND Ethics Professional
International CCE2 Questions and Answers Verified
Solutions Latest Update 2026/2027
Question:
Secularization of 'professionalism'.
Answer:
Around 1675.
Question:
Definition of 'profession' according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Answer:
1) The occupation in which one professes to be skilled and to follow. 2) A vocation in which
professed knowledge of some branch of learning is used. 3) An occupation requiring specialized
knowledge used in the service of others, typically in divinity, law, or medicine.
Question:
Oxford English Dictionary definition of "professional".
Answer:
is one who is "engaged in one of the learned or skilled professions or in a calling considered socially
superior to trade or handicraft"
Question:
Webster's definition of profession.
Answer:
A vocation or occupation requiring advanced training in some liberal art or science, and usually
involving mental rather than manual work (formerly called the learned professions, such as
teaching, engineering, writing, etc.)
,Question:
Law enforcement is not typically included in the secular definition of a professional, but by every
definition of the word, they are. To be a "professional," the requirements are:.
Answer:
1) possessing a specialized body of knowledge(not easily required/accomplished through advanced
training or education) 2) share a commitment to serving the public 3)share a commitment to
promoting the common good 4)share a professional creed or code of ethics that holds them and
other colleagues at a higher standard than other professions
Question:
Concept of professionalism.
Answer:
Occupations differ as to the degree to which they are professional. The degree to which an
occupation meets the definition of "profession" should be assessed by certain characteristics
Question:
Characteristics of professionalism.
Answer:
1)Service to others 2) assessment of needs 3)theoretical body of knowledge obtained by
pre-education 4)standards for entry,practice, and ethical conduct 5)professional associations to
maintain standards 6)lifelong learning and continuing education
Question:
Definition of 'police legitimacy'.
Answer:
Public trust and confidence in police, believing officers are fair and use authority appropriately.
Question:
, Officers build public confidence by:.
Answer:
1) treating people with dignity and respect 2) making decisions fairly, based on facts, not
illegitimate factors such as race 3) giving people "voice" a chance to tell their side of the story 4)
acting in a way that encourages community members to believe that they will be treated with
goodwill in the future.
Question:
Departments that employ the steps of building public confidence experience higher levels of:.
Answer:
1)public cooperation with police efforts to address crime 2)increased compliance with the law
3)stronger public support 4)greater deference to police in interactions with the community ( people
are showing more respect)
Question:
Four pillars of procedural justice.
Answer:
Fairness & consistency, voice, transparency, and impartiality.
Question:
Fairness and Consistency.
Answer:
The first pillar of procedural justice is driven by both outcomes and the fairness and consistency of
the processes used to reach those outcomes. The perception of fairness is not just about those
outcomes. People consider both the outcome of a decision and the process by which the decision
was made when forming their opinion about whether a decision was fair.
Question:
Giving Voice to all Parties.
