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Activer Shooter Definition - ANS Suspect who is actively engaged in committing death or serious bodily injury to a group of victims and is on-going when officers arrive. Traditional Response - ANS Set up perimeter and wait for SWAT Non-traditional Response - ANS LICE-T Locate Isolate Contain Eliminate Transition Types of environments where incident is taking place - ANS Open air event, inside a structure. target discrimination Explain operational ...

Original of Law Enforcement Role and Powers - ANS Constitution Oath to... - ANS Preserve, Protect, and Defend the constitution 1st Amendment - ANS Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition 4th Amendment - ANS Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures 5th Amendment - ANS The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due process, grand jury 6th Amendment - ANS Right to a speedy trial, right to counsel, to ...

Culture & Major Components (4008) - ANS - Language - Dress - Religion & Philosophy - Symbols - Ethics - Geographical & origin of ancestral heritage - Forms of Government - Economic Systems - Arts & Literature - Technology, Social Media, & Cyberspace Define Culture (4008) - ANS - Any kind of idea, belief, technology, habit, or practice that is acquired through learning from others; & relates to a particular group of individuals existing within some type of shared conte...

Definition of Authority - ANS The delegated right to determine, adjudicate or otherwise settle issues or disputes Power - ANS The ability to do or act Force - ANS Strength, intensity of effect Discretion - ANS The power or right to decide or act according to one's own judgement Control - ANS To exercise restraint or discretion over, dominate (the authority given to all police come under the direction/control of the U.S Constitution) Influ...

Identify how the U.S. Constitution applies to law enforcement officer behavior? - ANS The Fourth Amendment; prohibits unreasonable search and seizure and having probable cause when issuing a warrant. Identify the components of the criminal justice system that originate in the U.S. Constitution? - ANS The 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, and 14th Amendment Identify the powers of the U.S. government's legislative, executive, and judicial branches? - ANS Legislative- MAKES ...

Four Leadership Characteristics - ANS Honest, Forward Looking, Competent, Inspiring Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership - ANS - Model the way - Inspire a vision - Challenge the process - Enable others to act - Encourage the heart Identify Elements in the use of Authority - ANS -Power, Force, Discretion, Control, Influence, Leadership, Command Presence Command Presence - ANS Personal Appearance, Body language, How you sound and How you act Core V...

EPO 1: ID use of authority elements - ANS -Power, Force, Discretion, Control, Influence, Leadership, Command Presence EPO 2: ID core values for LEO's & how they influence an officers use of authority - ANS -Integrity, Fairness, Respect, Honesty, Courage, Compassion EPO 1: ID the human stress response - ANS -Resilience: ability to bounce back from challenges -Stress: the non-specific response of the body to any demand -Healthy stress=Eustress(promotion) - Bad ...

Identify elements in the use of authority - ANS power force discretion control influence leadership command presence Power - ANS the ability to do or act force - ANS strength, intensity of effect discretion - ANS the power or right to decide or act according to ones own judgment control - ANS to exercise restraint or direction over, dominate. the authority given to all branches of police Identify the core values for law enforcement off...

Graham v. Connor (1989) - ANS Recognized that the right to make an arrest or investigatory stop necessarily carries with it the right to use some degree of physical coercion/threat to affect it. In the course of an arrest or stop is properly analyzed by Fourth Amendment's 'objective reasonableness' standard Graham Factors - ANS Severity of crime Whether suspect poses an immediate threat Whether suspect is actively resisting arrest Attempting to evade arrest by ...

The term religio refers to: - ANS A greater than human power that requires a person to respond in a certain way to avoid dire consequences In modern use, the term Spirituality tends to connotate: - ANS A sense of inner reverence for, devotion to, and ordering one's life around a transcendent power (God) Your text defines sacred as Those qualities that are NOT mundane or ordinary something that is consecrated or set apart something that has numinous qualities ...

First wave of women's movement - ANS Late 1800s - early 1900s Goal: Open up opportunities for women (women's suffrage: right to vote) First demand: Seneca Falls Convention - demanded that the rights of women be acknowledged and respected by society, rejected doctrine of female inferiority. Women's suffrage: passed on June 4th, 1919, 19th amendment granted women the right to vote Second wave of women's movement - ANS 1960s Goal: eliminate sources of sexism and g...

How does your textbook define social psychology? According to lecture, why is social psychology described as the "scientific study" of human thinking and behavior? - ANS "The scientific study is how people think about, influence and relate to one another." It is described as the scientific study of human thinking and behavior because it uses the empirical method to test its theories and hypothesis According to the lecture, what important historic event prompted a surge ...

Industrial- Organizational Psychology - ANS - the study of the human element at work -behavior, thoughts, feelings and attitudes -work psychology -dynamics between workers, type of work, hiring etc. Scientist-Practitioner Model - ANS in I-O psych, both scientific and practitioner approaches. -scientist: use scientific methods to develop an understanding of behavior/thoughts/feelings at work -practitioners:apply knowledge to solve real world problems -usually people do...

In social psychology, why is construal so important? A) People's behavior is affected by their interpretation of events, not the events themselves. B) People's behavior is primarily determined by the objective circumstances they are in. C) People are aware of their biases in perceiving events. D) People realize that other reasonable people see things the way they do. - ANS A How do philosophers and social psychologists differ in their approach to understanding human behavior...

lifespan development - ANS the scientific study of human growth throughout life - Emerged from child development, adult development, gerontology - social learning theory - ANS self-efficacy: belief in personal competence psychoanalytic theory - ANS A theory developed by Freud that attempts to explain personality, motivation, and mental disorders by focusing on unconscious determinants of behavior - id, ego, superego -psychosexual stages of development (oral, ana...

What is meant by determinism? - ANS Determinism is the assumption that everything that happens has a cause. (CC 1.1) What type of evidence supports monism? - ANS Every type of mental activity is associated with some type of measurable brain activity. Also, as discussed in Chapter 3, any type of brain damage leads to a deficit in some aspect of behavior or experience. (CC 1.2) How does the education of a clinical psychologist differ from that of a psychiatrist? - ANS ...

Define social psychology and explain how it is different from other sciences such as sociology and personality psychology. ANS - Social psychology is the scientific study of how people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by other people Sociology is more focused on groups and personality psychology is more focused on individual characteristics List the three main areas of study in social psychology ANS - 1) Social thinking 2) Social influence 3) social relations ...

Which psychological disorder is characterized by difficulties with social communication and repetitive patterns of behavior? a. Autism spectrum disorder b. Obsessive compulsive disorder c. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder d. Generalized anxiety disorder - ANS A Which of the following about personality is TRUE? a. Genetics contribute to personality. b. Correlations between identical twins on the big five personality traits is higher than fraternal twins. c. The environme...

What definition is this for? "An individuals characteristic PATTERNS OF THOUGHT, EMOTION, and BEHAVIOR, together with the psychological mechanisms behind those patterns" - ANS Funder's definition of "Personality" What are all of these known as? - Trait - Biological - Psychoanalytic - Phenomenological - Learning/Cognitive Theories - ANS The 5 basic approaches Which approach focuses on individual differences in personality and behavior and their psycho...

Define personality - ANS Personality can be defined as consistent behavior patterns and intrapersonal processes originating within the individual. Several aspects of this simple definition need elaboration. Notice that there are two parts to it: Individual Differences and Intrapersonal Processes. It also is important to note that, according to the definition, these consistent behavior patterns and intrapersonal processes originate within the individual. This is not to say that externa...