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1. Who is an officer's customer?
Ref. Pg.3: The public
2. What determines the role you use?
Ref. Pg.3: The situation
3. What are the 3 roles of a LEO?
Ref. Pg.3: Supporter, Stabilizer, and Enforcer
4. The situation will determine which role you assume in your duties but you
should first and foremost be which role when responding to a call?
Ref. Pg.3: None of the above
5. T/F: The majority of a LEO's time is typically devoted to enforcement activities
such as responding to burglaries and conducting high speed pursuits.
Ref. Pg.3: False
6. The role you should automatically adopt when interacting with the public.
Ref. Pg.4: Supporter
7. An interaction with your community, such as a helping lost child, is an exam-
ple of what role?
Ref. Pg.4: Supporter
8. What role(s) will you find yourself in the majority of the time?
Ref. Pg.4: Supporter and Stabilizer
9. Traffic crashes and disaster recovery are examples of when you should adopt
the __________ role.
Ref. Pg.4: Stabilizer
10. Stabilizer
Ref. Pg.4: When critical incidents occur, you will need to display confidence to calm those around you
11. Enforcer
Ref. Pg.4: A & C
12. Why is emotional intelligence important in law enforcement?
Ref. Pg.5: A & B
13. What is emotional intelligence?
Ref. Pg.5: Refers to one's ability to identify and cope with their own emotions while doing the same for the people
around them.



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14. T/F: There is a power imbalance between LEO's and the public.
Ref. Pg.5: True
15. What is the CJSTC?
Ref. Pg.6: Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission
16. What organization supports and assists the CJSTC?
Ref. Pg.6: The CJP Division of the FDLE
17. What organization is responsible for overseeing the certification, employ-
ment, training, maintenance of officer records, and overall conduct of LEOs
Ref. Pg.6: The Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission (CJSTC)
18. What is not a requirement of the basic recruit training program?
Ref. Pg.7: Passing the S.O.C.E.
19. What is the FAC?
Ref. Pg.7: Florida Administrative Code
20. List the Requirements for completing the Basic Recruit Training Program.
Ref. Pg.7: achieve a passing score of 80% on each of the end-of- course examinations, demonstrate proficiency in
DUI Traffic Stops, demonstrate proficiency in the High Liability courses, and participate in the Physical Fitness Program.
21. Completing the SOCE means
Ref Pg.7: That you have completed one of the four steps of certification.
22. After completion of the basic recruit training program, how many attempts
do you have on the certification exam?
Ref. Pg.7: 3
23. What is the certification exam called?
Ref. Pg.7: State Officer Certification Examination (SOCE)
24. List the requirements for becoming a certified LEO.
Ref Pg.7: Meet all the minimum requirements and standards, Complete basic recruit training, pass the SOCE, and
be actively employed with an LE agency in a sworn officer position.
25. T/F being employed as an auxiliary officer meets the employment require-
ments to be a sworn officer in the state of Florida.
Ref. Pg.7: True
26. True or false: The law enforcement Basic Recruit training program provides
an introduction to the criminal justice system.: True

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