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Trustworthiness One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Respect One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Responsibility One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Fairness One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Caring Heart of ethics, one of the 6 pillars of Character.
Citizenship One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Peelian principles Maintaining a relationship with the public.
Police legitimacy Dependent on public approval.
Minimum degree of force Use only after persuasion, advice, and warning prove insufficient.
Gratuities Gifts accepted by officers.
Grass eaters Officers who accept gifts.
Meat eaters Officers who seek gifts.
Nonfeasance Failure to carry out duty to standard.
Misfeasance Act that is proper but wrongful.
Noble cause corruption Ends justify the means.
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Malfeasance Intentionally wrongful conduct.
Self-awareness Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Self-regulation Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Motivation Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Social skills Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Decision making Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
System 1 Fast, automatic, emotional, reaction.
System 2 Deliberate, conscious, logical.
5 step decision making process Identify problem, Research, Analyze, Identify & implement a solution, Evaluate
solution.
OODA Loop Observe, Orient, Decide, Act.
PLUS Filters Policies, Legal, Universal, Self.
Interpersonal One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Intrapersonal One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Stress management One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Adaptability One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
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General mood One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Physical noise Type of communication noise.
Physiological noise Type of communication noise.
Psychological noise Type of communication noise.
Semantic noise Type of communication noise.
Cultural noise Type of communication noise.
Distance One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Awareness One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Balance One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Self-control One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Sympathetic nervous system Part of the Automatic Nervous System.
Fight, flight, freeze, or fawn Responses activated by the Sympathetic nervous system.
Increased adrenaline A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
Vasoconstriction A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
Tunnel vision A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
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4 triggers to activate SNS Threat in close proximity, Fear of killing, death, injury, failure, Physical exhaustion,
Startle response.
Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) Rest and digest, calming the nerves, breathing.
Motor skills Types include Fine, Complex, and Gross.
Fine motor skills Small movements, fingers.
Complex motor skills Series of muscles, multiple movements, hand-eye coordination.
Gross motor skills Arms, legs, large body parts.
145 bpm Heart rate at which fine motor skills are lost.
185 bpm Heart rate at which complex motor skills are lost.
Frisk/Search positions Descending by level of control: Prone, Kneeling, Standing.
Terry frisk Refers to Terry v. Ohio.
Reasonable force Constantly assess for a state of de-escalation.
Totality of situation Take into account life experience, law, equipment available, officer/suspect physical
matchup, access to weapons.
Liability in Use of Force What a reasonable officer would do in the same situation with the same knowledge
Types of Behavior Cognitive behavior - mentally acquiring, processing, storing, and using information
Murder of Kitty Genovese Bystander effect
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Trustworthiness One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Respect One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Responsibility One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Fairness One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Caring Heart of ethics, one of the 6 pillars of Character.
Citizenship One of the 6 pillars of Character.
Peelian principles Maintaining a relationship with the public.
Police legitimacy Dependent on public approval.
Minimum degree of force Use only after persuasion, advice, and warning prove insufficient.
Gratuities Gifts accepted by officers.
Grass eaters Officers who accept gifts.
Meat eaters Officers who seek gifts.
Nonfeasance Failure to carry out duty to standard.
Misfeasance Act that is proper but wrongful.
Noble cause corruption Ends justify the means.
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Malfeasance Intentionally wrongful conduct.
Self-awareness Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Self-regulation Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Motivation Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Social skills Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
Decision making Basic component of Emotional Intelligence.
System 1 Fast, automatic, emotional, reaction.
System 2 Deliberate, conscious, logical.
5 step decision making process Identify problem, Research, Analyze, Identify & implement a solution, Evaluate
solution.
OODA Loop Observe, Orient, Decide, Act.
PLUS Filters Policies, Legal, Universal, Self.
Interpersonal One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Intrapersonal One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Stress management One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Adaptability One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
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General mood One of the 5 characteristics of Emotional Intelligence.
Physical noise Type of communication noise.
Physiological noise Type of communication noise.
Psychological noise Type of communication noise.
Semantic noise Type of communication noise.
Cultural noise Type of communication noise.
Distance One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Awareness One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Balance One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Self-control One of the 4 basic principles of Defensive Tactics.
Sympathetic nervous system Part of the Automatic Nervous System.
Fight, flight, freeze, or fawn Responses activated by the Sympathetic nervous system.
Increased adrenaline A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
Vasoconstriction A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
Tunnel vision A response of the Sympathetic nervous system.
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4 triggers to activate SNS Threat in close proximity, Fear of killing, death, injury, failure, Physical exhaustion,
Startle response.
Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) Rest and digest, calming the nerves, breathing.
Motor skills Types include Fine, Complex, and Gross.
Fine motor skills Small movements, fingers.
Complex motor skills Series of muscles, multiple movements, hand-eye coordination.
Gross motor skills Arms, legs, large body parts.
145 bpm Heart rate at which fine motor skills are lost.
185 bpm Heart rate at which complex motor skills are lost.
Frisk/Search positions Descending by level of control: Prone, Kneeling, Standing.
Terry frisk Refers to Terry v. Ohio.
Reasonable force Constantly assess for a state of de-escalation.
Totality of situation Take into account life experience, law, equipment available, officer/suspect physical
matchup, access to weapons.
Liability in Use of Force What a reasonable officer would do in the same situation with the same knowledge
Types of Behavior Cognitive behavior - mentally acquiring, processing, storing, and using information
Murder of Kitty Genovese Bystander effect
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