SUPERVISION OF POLICE PERSONNEL
10TH EDITION NATHAN IANNONE
MARVIN IANNONE JEFF BERNSTEIN
ROBERT DOWD TEST BANK ALL
CHAPTERS 100% COMPREHENSIVE TEST
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE ANSWERS
ACCURATE
⫸ Trauma Inducing Incidents. Answer: -unexpected or uncontrollable
life threatening anxiety provoking experiences. (Shootings, death of
officer)
⫸ Suicide Prevention and the Patrol Officer. Answer: -supervisor
should intervene immediately
-run it up the chain of command
-seek immediate help
-don't leave officer alone
⫸ Suicide Warning Signs. Answer: change in personality, giving away
possessions, withdrawn from family/friends, loss of interest in "normal"
activities, tells someone he/she plans to take their own life
⫸ Depression. Answer: A prolonged feeling of helplessness,
hopelessness, and sadness.
Short exposure to stress may cause reactions that seriously impair
performance.
,⫸ 2 ways a supervisor can get involved in subordinates personal affairs.
Answer: 1) If officer asks for help
2) when officer's problems have affected their job performance
⫸ Burnout. Answer: a state of physical, emotional, and mental
exhaustion created by long-term involvement in an emotionally
demanding situation and accompanied by lowered performance and
motivation
⫸ 3 Stages Of Alcoholism. Answer: 1) Early: personality changes,
blackouts, tensions, outbursts.
2) Intermediate: work habits deteriorate, starts to lie and lose control.
*MOST CRITICAL PERIOD
3) Late: physical deterioration, total dependency, unsuited for police
work.
⫸ Memory Blackout. Answer: -best clue that someone is a problem
drinker.
-cannot remember what happened yesterday while conscious.
⫸ Alcohol Dependencey. Answer: - most serious problem plaguing the
country
-1 in 4 offices suffer from some form
, ⫸ Frustration Prevention. Answer: -easiest way to prevent frustration is
by identifying and removing the underlying causes.
⫸ Fixation Response. Answer: -keep doing the same thing over and
over again even if it is not effective.
⫸ Regression. Answer: psychoanalytic defense mechanism in which an
individual faced with anxiety retreats to a more infantile psychosexual
stage, where some psychic energy remains fixated
-revert to early untrained methods
⫸ Rationalization. Answer: defense mechanism that offers self-
justifying explanations in place of the real, more threatening,
unconscious reasons for one's actions
⫸ Projection. Answer: psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which
people disguise their own threatening impulses by attributing them to
others.
-assigning blame to someone
⫸ Escapism. Answer: when efforts necessary to fulfill an objective are
greater than the desire to fulfill that objective, people physically or
mentally withdraw.
-run away from a problem they believe is not in reach.
10TH EDITION NATHAN IANNONE
MARVIN IANNONE JEFF BERNSTEIN
ROBERT DOWD TEST BANK ALL
CHAPTERS 100% COMPREHENSIVE TEST
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE ANSWERS
ACCURATE
⫸ Trauma Inducing Incidents. Answer: -unexpected or uncontrollable
life threatening anxiety provoking experiences. (Shootings, death of
officer)
⫸ Suicide Prevention and the Patrol Officer. Answer: -supervisor
should intervene immediately
-run it up the chain of command
-seek immediate help
-don't leave officer alone
⫸ Suicide Warning Signs. Answer: change in personality, giving away
possessions, withdrawn from family/friends, loss of interest in "normal"
activities, tells someone he/she plans to take their own life
⫸ Depression. Answer: A prolonged feeling of helplessness,
hopelessness, and sadness.
Short exposure to stress may cause reactions that seriously impair
performance.
,⫸ 2 ways a supervisor can get involved in subordinates personal affairs.
Answer: 1) If officer asks for help
2) when officer's problems have affected their job performance
⫸ Burnout. Answer: a state of physical, emotional, and mental
exhaustion created by long-term involvement in an emotionally
demanding situation and accompanied by lowered performance and
motivation
⫸ 3 Stages Of Alcoholism. Answer: 1) Early: personality changes,
blackouts, tensions, outbursts.
2) Intermediate: work habits deteriorate, starts to lie and lose control.
*MOST CRITICAL PERIOD
3) Late: physical deterioration, total dependency, unsuited for police
work.
⫸ Memory Blackout. Answer: -best clue that someone is a problem
drinker.
-cannot remember what happened yesterday while conscious.
⫸ Alcohol Dependencey. Answer: - most serious problem plaguing the
country
-1 in 4 offices suffer from some form
, ⫸ Frustration Prevention. Answer: -easiest way to prevent frustration is
by identifying and removing the underlying causes.
⫸ Fixation Response. Answer: -keep doing the same thing over and
over again even if it is not effective.
⫸ Regression. Answer: psychoanalytic defense mechanism in which an
individual faced with anxiety retreats to a more infantile psychosexual
stage, where some psychic energy remains fixated
-revert to early untrained methods
⫸ Rationalization. Answer: defense mechanism that offers self-
justifying explanations in place of the real, more threatening,
unconscious reasons for one's actions
⫸ Projection. Answer: psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which
people disguise their own threatening impulses by attributing them to
others.
-assigning blame to someone
⫸ Escapism. Answer: when efforts necessary to fulfill an objective are
greater than the desire to fulfill that objective, people physically or
mentally withdraw.
-run away from a problem they believe is not in reach.
