PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN CRIMINAL
JUSTICE BEING ETHICAL WHEN NO ONE IS
LOOKING ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
PACKAGE
●● Kohlberg advocates engendering an appreciation of moral thinking
by
taking other peoples' points of view
confronting ethical dilemmas
questioning one's own way of thinking
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● If one seeks to develop a well-rounded education that will help in a
law enforcement career, one should consider courses like
history
psychology
sociology and political science
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
,●● According to Muir, police should engender professionalism through
language because police work requires
being sociable
being persuasive
enjoying conversation
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● Kohlberg says that moral growth can be achieved by
seeing things from others' points of view
engaging in illogical thinking
avoiding exposure to moral controversy
all of the above
Answer: seeing things from others' points of view
●● In college one interacts with people of
different races
different religions
different ethnic backgrounds
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
,●● A competent police officer must possess
a large amount of procedural expertise about how to be a cop in the
practical sense
substantive knowledge about the law
substantive knowledge about crime causation
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● According to Kohlberg, people who experience college are
preventing the expansion of their perspectives on life
maintaining their personal ethical frames of reference
participating in the ongoing creation of their own increasingly
sophisticated points of view
none of the above
Answer: participating in the ongoing creation of their own increasingly
sophisticated points of view
●● A critical part of developing professionalism is
working in a profession
going through the kind of intellectual experience college involves
refusing to consider others' ideas
going through the police academy
, Answer: going through the kind of intellectual experience college
involves
●● In terms of substantive learning, modern college courses in criminal
justice and law
expose students to practical knowledge that is of great importance
are a good substitute for attendance at police academy
can allow an individual to go straight from college onto a police force as
an active officer
are a waste of time
Answer: expose students to practical knowledge that is of great
importance
●● A course in political science might teach a student about
how change occurs in the law
the place of the courts, legislatures, and the police in our system of
governance
American institutions
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● Justice means
equality of substantive treatment
JUSTICE BEING ETHICAL WHEN NO ONE IS
LOOKING ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
PACKAGE
●● Kohlberg advocates engendering an appreciation of moral thinking
by
taking other peoples' points of view
confronting ethical dilemmas
questioning one's own way of thinking
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● If one seeks to develop a well-rounded education that will help in a
law enforcement career, one should consider courses like
history
psychology
sociology and political science
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
,●● According to Muir, police should engender professionalism through
language because police work requires
being sociable
being persuasive
enjoying conversation
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● Kohlberg says that moral growth can be achieved by
seeing things from others' points of view
engaging in illogical thinking
avoiding exposure to moral controversy
all of the above
Answer: seeing things from others' points of view
●● In college one interacts with people of
different races
different religions
different ethnic backgrounds
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
,●● A competent police officer must possess
a large amount of procedural expertise about how to be a cop in the
practical sense
substantive knowledge about the law
substantive knowledge about crime causation
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● According to Kohlberg, people who experience college are
preventing the expansion of their perspectives on life
maintaining their personal ethical frames of reference
participating in the ongoing creation of their own increasingly
sophisticated points of view
none of the above
Answer: participating in the ongoing creation of their own increasingly
sophisticated points of view
●● A critical part of developing professionalism is
working in a profession
going through the kind of intellectual experience college involves
refusing to consider others' ideas
going through the police academy
, Answer: going through the kind of intellectual experience college
involves
●● In terms of substantive learning, modern college courses in criminal
justice and law
expose students to practical knowledge that is of great importance
are a good substitute for attendance at police academy
can allow an individual to go straight from college onto a police force as
an active officer
are a waste of time
Answer: expose students to practical knowledge that is of great
importance
●● A course in political science might teach a student about
how change occurs in the law
the place of the courts, legislatures, and the police in our system of
governance
American institutions
all of the above
Answer: all of the above
●● Justice means
equality of substantive treatment