BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
1.
2. Examples of the physical courage Facing barricaded, armed suspe
3. "professionalism": socially Superior to a trade.
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
4. Characteristics of professionalism: Service to others
Assessment of client
needs Theoretical body
of knowl-
edge obtained through
extended pre-service
education
Standards for entry, practice
and ethical conduct
Professional association to
main- tain standards
Continuing education and
lifelong learning
5. Police legitimacy People have trust and
confidence in the police,
accept police au- thority and
believe oflcers are fair.
6. Pillars of procedural justice Fairness and
consistency Giving
voice to all parties
Transparency
Impartiality
7. Law enforcement code of ethics Professional law enforcement
or- ganizations adopt a
personal code of ethics they
expect their organi- zation
and personal to embrace
8. ethical dilemma A decision that involves a
conflict of values
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
9. Ethics Involves the definition and
achievement of what is good
or bad, right or wrong, in
relation to moral duty and
obligation
10. pillars of character trustworthiness, respect,
respon- sibility, fairness,
caring, citizenship
11. moral sensitivity a person's ability to recognize
the presence of an ethical
issue and determine its
relative importance
12. moral judgement reflects the process people use
to determine whether a
particular course of action is
ethical or un- ethical
13. moral motivation The desire to do the right
thing and to be a good and
ethical per- son
14. moral character possessing the courage,
determi- nation, and
persistence to follow through
and do what we know we
ought to do.
15. Objective Behavior Objectivity involves the
expression or use of facts
without distortion by
personal feelings or
prejudices
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
16. Physical Courage Faced with danger with self-
pos- session, confidence
and resolu- tion despite
outcome
Candidates.
1.
2. Examples of the physical courage Facing barricaded, armed suspe
3. "professionalism": socially Superior to a trade.
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
4. Characteristics of professionalism: Service to others
Assessment of client
needs Theoretical body
of knowl-
edge obtained through
extended pre-service
education
Standards for entry, practice
and ethical conduct
Professional association to
main- tain standards
Continuing education and
lifelong learning
5. Police legitimacy People have trust and
confidence in the police,
accept police au- thority and
believe oflcers are fair.
6. Pillars of procedural justice Fairness and
consistency Giving
voice to all parties
Transparency
Impartiality
7. Law enforcement code of ethics Professional law enforcement
or- ganizations adopt a
personal code of ethics they
expect their organi- zation
and personal to embrace
8. ethical dilemma A decision that involves a
conflict of values
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
9. Ethics Involves the definition and
achievement of what is good
or bad, right or wrong, in
relation to moral duty and
obligation
10. pillars of character trustworthiness, respect,
respon- sibility, fairness,
caring, citizenship
11. moral sensitivity a person's ability to recognize
the presence of an ethical
issue and determine its
relative importance
12. moral judgement reflects the process people use
to determine whether a
particular course of action is
ethical or un- ethical
13. moral motivation The desire to do the right
thing and to be a good and
ethical per- son
14. moral character possessing the courage,
determi- nation, and
persistence to follow through
and do what we know we
ought to do.
15. Objective Behavior Objectivity involves the
expression or use of facts
without distortion by
personal feelings or
prejudices
, BPOC Test 1 Study Guide for HCSO
Candidates.
16. Physical Courage Faced with danger with self-
pos- session, confidence
and resolu- tion despite
outcome
