Question 1

War stories and anecdotes that contradict or undermine the primary message of a given instruction or lesson refers to .

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The answer of War stories and anecdotes that contradict or...

Question 2

The value predisposition perspective holds that

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A) when officers are hired, their moral commitments are already in place. 
B) an officer's values will depend on the position he or she holds within the department. 
C) values have no impact on the decision to hire or not to hire. 
D) an officer has already lost his or her values before noble-cause corruption occurs. 
A) when officers are hired, their moral commitments are already in place. 
B) an officer's values will depend on the position he or she holds within the department. 
C) values have no impact on the decision to hire or not to hire. 
D) an officer has already lost his or her values before noble-cause corruption occurs.

Question 3

When an officer makes a decision about when to intervene in a suspicious circumstance,

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the officer is makin

Question 4

One of the ethical dilemmas noted by many observers of the police is that the training officer

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A) really has very little influence on new recruits. 
B) may lack sufficient field experience. 
C) sometimes undercut administrative efforts to control line-level behavior. 
D) sometimes put the enforcement of administrative rules over the safety of an inexperienced officer. 
A) really has very little influence on new recruits. 
B) may lack sufficient field experience. 
C) sometimes undercut administrative efforts to control line-level behavior. 
D) sometimes put the enforcement of administrative rules over the safety of an inexperienced officer.

Question 5

Which of the following is true of a line officer's task environment

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A) It is predictable. 
B) Standard operating procedure makes clear what a line officer should do there. 
C) Chiefs have little control over what line officers do there. 
D) a and b only 
A) It is predictable. 
B) Standard operating procedure makes clear what a line officer should do there. 
C) Chiefs have little control over what line officers do there. 
D) a and b only

Question 6

Discretionary judgments of line officers are viewed as an unregulated form of decision-making, that with proper policy, can be controlled by the organization is the ".

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War stories and anecdotes that contradict or undermine the primary message of a given instruction or lesson refers to .

The value predisposition perspective holds that

When an officer makes a decision about when to intervene in a suspicious circumstance,

One of the ethical dilemmas noted by many observers of the police is that the training officer

Which of the following is true of a line officer's task environment

Discretionary judgments of line officers are viewed as an unregulated form of decision-making, that with proper policy, can be controlled by the organization is the ".

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Exam 2: Values, Hiring, and Early Organizational Experiences

War stories and anecdotes that contradict or undermine the primary message of a given instruction or lesson refers to .

The value predisposition perspective holds that

When an officer makes a decision about when to intervene in a suspicious circumstance,

One of the ethical dilemmas noted by many observers of the police is that the training officer

Which of the following is true of a line officer's task environment

Discretionary judgments of line officers are viewed as an unregulated form of decision-making, that with proper policy, can be controlled by the organization is the ".

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Values and Administrative Dilemmas

The Social Psychology of Cops Values

From Economic to Noble-Cause Corruption

Stress, Organizational Accountability, and the Noble Cause

Ethics and the Means-Ends Dilemma

Police Culture, Ends Orientation, and Noble-Cause Corruption

Policing Citizens, Policing Communities: Toward an Ethic of Negotiated Order

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