Question 1

Stealth driving is an example of

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A) citizen oversight. 
B) standard operating procedure. 
C) moral leadership. 
D) inappropriate behavior. 
A) citizen oversight. 
B) standard operating procedure. 
C) moral leadership. 
D) inappropriate behavior. D

Question 2

Typical police recruits

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A) already have strong moral commitments to the occupation of policing. 
B) have some moral commitment but are open to change. 
C) expect to learn ethics from the department. 
D) never really thought about it before. 
A) already have strong moral commitments to the occupation of policing. 
B) have some moral commitment but are open to change. 
C) expect to learn ethics from the department. 
D) never really thought about it before. A

Question 3

The characteristic of police work that makes it impossible to control with bureaucratic procedures is the day-to-day

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A) civil litigations. 
B) unpredictability. 
C) stealth driving. 
D) routine. 
A) civil litigations. 
B) unpredictability. 
C) stealth driving. 
D) routine. B

Question 4

Due to the unpredictability of police work, rigid bureaucratic controls

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A) help officers get situations under control. 
B) increase the officers' sense of security. 
C) increase effectiveness and decrease managerial frustration. 
D) none of the above 
A) help officers get situations under control. 
B) increase the officers' sense of security. 
C) increase effectiveness and decrease managerial frustration. 
D) none of the above

Question 5

Internal ethics means that

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A) ethical standards should be established by the internal affairs department. 
B) officers carry within themselves a sense of what constitutes ethical behavior. 
C) ethical behavior within a department that is different from what an officer does when he is off duty. 
D) one group's ethics are different from outsiders' ethics. 
A) ethical standards should be established by the internal affairs department. 
B) officers carry within themselves a sense of what constitutes ethical behavior. 
C) ethical behavior within a department that is different from what an officer does when he is off duty. 
D) one group's ethics are different from outsiders' ethics.

Question 6

The internal solution to ethical accountability hides the problem of __________, meaning police officers may circumvent the organizational rules to do what they believe is right.

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A) oversight mechanisms 
B) accountability 
C) good ends 
D) ombudsmen 
A) oversight mechanisms 
B) accountability 
C) good ends 
D) ombudsmen

Question 7

Written codes and departmental policies represent administrative ethics that are to police officers.

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The answer of Written codes and departmental policies represent administrative...

Question 8

Which of the following is a dilemma in terms of the accountability of police organizations

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A) The predictable nature of police work. 
B) Lack of ethics and commitment on the part of line officers. 
C) Assertive efforts of the chief can backfire. 
D) all of the above 
A) The predictable nature of police work. 
B) Lack of ethics and commitment on the part of line officers. 
C) Assertive efforts of the chief can backfire. 
D) all of the above

Question 9

is the practice of operating a patrol car in dark areas at night without turning on the headlights.

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The answer of is the practice of operating a patrol...

Question 10

include the chain of command, internal affairs, and written standard operating procedures.

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Internal a

Question 11

Line officers see commanders as holding them back, interfering with their ability to achieve good ends.

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VI.Police department

Question 12

Police reform movements are usually efforts to develop new procedures to improve

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A) political clout. 
B) accountability. 
C) salaries. 
D) due process. 
A) political clout. 
B) accountability. 
C) salaries. 
D) due process.

Question 13

Early twentieth century reformers envisioned a law enforcement strategy that contained two elements: narrowing of police function to law enforcement, and

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A) controlling officers. 
B) making the chief accountable to the mayor. 
C) implementing ethics training. 
D) eliminating the rotten apples. 
A) controlling officers. 
B) making the chief accountable to the mayor. 
C) implementing ethics training. 
D) eliminating the rotten apples.

Question 14

The Police Officers' Code of Conduct is an example of

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A) external ethics. 
B) internal ethics. 
C) the central ethical dilemma. 
D) ethics training. 
A) external ethics. 
B) internal ethics. 
C) the central ethical dilemma. 
D) ethics training.

Question 15

The sense of moral responsibility that officers carry within them is their ethics.

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The answer of The sense of moral responsibility that officers...

Question 16

Managers may find that attempts to control line officers' behavior by using oversight mechanisms leads to resistance and secretive behavior.Attempts to maintain control by hiring morally righteous officers can backfire if the officer's morality overrides standard operating procedures.For administrators, this two-pronged impasse is the .

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central et

Question 17

A police organization has a body of written policies, codes of conduct officers are expected to know and follow, which are collectively known as its .

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standard o

Question 18

Ethics codes are external to police officers, produced by administrators.

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H.Officers carry wit

Question 19

In 1929, President Hoover established the National Commission on Law Observance, also known as

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A) the President's Commission on Civil Rights. 
B) the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice. 
C) the Wickersham Commission. 
D) the Christopher Commission. 
A) the President's Commission on Civil Rights. 
B) the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice. 
C) the Wickersham Commission. 
D) the Christopher Commission.

Question 20

Problems of corruption in police departments often seem to be resolved only temporarily, recurring in a pattern known as a .

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The answer of Problems of corruption in police departments often...

Stealth driving is an example of

Typical police recruits

The characteristic of police work that makes it impossible to control with bureaucratic procedures is the day-to-day

Due to the unpredictability of police work, rigid bureaucratic controls

Internal ethics means that

The internal solution to ethical accountability hides the problem of __________, meaning police officers may circumvent the organizational rules to do what they believe is right.

Written codes and departmental policies represent administrative ethics that are to police officers.

Which of the following is a dilemma in terms of the accountability of police organizations

is the practice of operating a patrol car in dark areas at night without turning on the headlights.

include the chain of command, internal affairs, and written standard operating procedures.

Line officers see commanders as holding them back, interfering with their ability to achieve good ends.

Police reform movements are usually efforts to develop new procedures to improve

Early twentieth century reformers envisioned a law enforcement strategy that contained two elements: narrowing of police function to law enforcement, and

The Police Officers' Code of Conduct is an example of

The sense of moral responsibility that officers carry within them is their ethics.

A police organization has a body of written policies, codes of conduct officers are expected to know and follow, which are collectively known as its .

Ethics codes are external to police officers, produced by administrators.

In 1929, President Hoover established the National Commission on Law Observance, also known as

Problems of corruption in police departments often seem to be resolved only temporarily, recurring in a pattern known as a .

Value-Based Decision Making: Understanding the Ethics of Noble Cause

Values, Hiring, and Early Organizational Experiences

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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Exam 3: Values and Administrative Dilemmas

Stealth driving is an example of

Typical police recruits

The characteristic of police work that makes it impossible to control with bureaucratic procedures is the day-to-day

Due to the unpredictability of police work, rigid bureaucratic controls

Internal ethics means that

The internal solution to ethical accountability hides the problem of __________, meaning police officers may circumvent the organizational rules to do what they believe is right.

Written codes and departmental policies represent administrative ethics that are to police officers.

Which of the following is a dilemma in terms of the accountability of police organizations

is the practice of operating a patrol car in dark areas at night without turning on the headlights.

include the chain of command, internal affairs, and written standard operating procedures.

Line officers see commanders as holding them back, interfering with their ability to achieve good ends.

Police reform movements are usually efforts to develop new procedures to improve

Early twentieth century reformers envisioned a law enforcement strategy that contained two elements: narrowing of police function to law enforcement, and

The Police Officers' Code of Conduct is an example of

The sense of moral responsibility that officers carry within them is their ethics.

A police organization has a body of written policies, codes of conduct officers are expected to know and follow, which are collectively known as its .

Ethics codes are external to police officers, produced by administrators.

In 1929, President Hoover established the National Commission on Law Observance, also known as

Problems of corruption in police departments often seem to be resolved only temporarily, recurring in a pattern known as a .

Value-Based Decision Making: Understanding the Ethics of Noble Cause

Values, Hiring, and Early Organizational Experiences

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

The Stakes

Recommendations

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