Question 1

"White backlash" is the name for a type of reverse discrimination.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

How do the police organization charts (Figure 3-8 on page 46 and Figure 3-9 on page 47)exemplify Weber's first two principles of effective bureaucratic organizations?

Accepted Answer

The charts show the chain of command and

Question 3

A critical incident is defined as having the potential to cause catastrophic loss of life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The civil service system of government employment contrasts with the old ________ system.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The civil service system of government employment...

Question 5

What is demonstrated by the fact that nearly half of the affirmative action programs in place for police hiring in America's 50 largest cities are court mandated?

Accepted Answer

A) The courts are interfering in police hiring 
B) Police departments are not voluntarily ending discrimination 
C) City police forces have more trouble than rural forces in ending discrimination 
D) Affirmative action is most likely illegal if not imposed by the court 
A) The courts are interfering in police hiring 
B) Police departments are not voluntarily ending discrimination 
C) City police forces have more trouble than rural forces in ending discrimination 
D) Affirmative action is most likely illegal if not imposed by the court

Question 6

Police burnout is typically the result of a single,devastating event.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What is the primary function of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)?

Accepted Answer

A) To be proactive on behalf on individuals who might potentially face abuse 
B) To punish organizations that they find guilty of discriminating 
C) To intervene on behalf of affected individuals and file suit on their behalf 
D) To reverse discrimination through carefully used quotas 
A) To be proactive on behalf on individuals who might potentially face abuse 
B) To punish organizations that they find guilty of discriminating 
C) To intervene on behalf of affected individuals and file suit on their behalf 
D) To reverse discrimination through carefully used quotas

"White backlash" is the name for a type of reverse discrimination.

How do the police organization charts (Figure 3-8 on page 46 and Figure 3-9 on page 47)exemplify Weber's first two principles of effective bureaucratic organizations?

A critical incident is defined as having the potential to cause catastrophic loss of life.

The civil service system of government employment contrasts with the old ________ system.

What is demonstrated by the fact that nearly half of the affirmative action programs in place for police hiring in America's 50 largest cities are court mandated?

Police burnout is typically the result of a single,devastating event.

What is the primary function of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)?

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in the American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organizations

Police Subculture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Core Police Functions

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern Era

Policing and the Law

Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance,ethics,and

The Use of Force

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Exam 4: Becoming a Cop

"White backlash" is the name for a type of reverse discrimination.

How do the police organization charts (Figure 3-8 on page 46 and Figure 3-9 on page 47)exemplify Weber's first two principles of effective bureaucratic organizations?

A critical incident is defined as having the potential to cause catastrophic loss of life.

The civil service system of government employment contrasts with the old ________ system.

What is demonstrated by the fact that nearly half of the affirmative action programs in place for police hiring in America's 50 largest cities are court mandated?

Police burnout is typically the result of a single,devastating event.

What is the primary function of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)?

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in the American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organizations

Police Subculture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Core Police Functions

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern Era

Policing and the Law

Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance,ethics,and

The Use of Force

Filters