Deck 15: Hiring Personnel and Dealing With Unions

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Under the ADA, compulsive gambling is considered a disability.
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Law enforcement officers have always been responsible for their individual wrongdoings, criminally or civilly.
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During an interview, the interviewer should talk approximately 50 percent of the time.
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Under the ADA, pedophilia is not considered a disability.
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"People skills" have become a critical tool for law enforcement officers.
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Anyone acting under the authority of law who violates another person's constitutional rights can be sued.
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The disadvantages of advanced education for entry-level law enforcement officers appear to outweigh the advantages.
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When interviewing, you should never indicate that you are interested in hiring a woman or minority person to improve your Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity profile.
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Law enforcement membership in unions is one of the fastest growing labor groups in the nation.
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During the past decade, the increase in the number of women in policing has kept pace with the increase in the number of male officers.
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Law enforcement is not directly affected by the ADA's goal of guaranteeing individuals with disabilities access to employment and to governmental programs, services and activities because of the physical requirements associated with law enforcement.
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The most desirable way to avoid management-employee conflict is to resolve issues at the highest level possible.
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The ADA has had little impact on the recruiting process in law enforcement.
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A common obstacle to effective interviewing is the mistake of concentrating exclusively on the applicant as a person.
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Physical agility tests are most often of the military type and frequently include an obstacle course.
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Departments should have a "tattoo" and "piercing" policy to prevent lawsuits from current and previous employees.
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The ADA prohibits medical inquiries or evaluations, including some psychiatric evaluations, until after a job offer has been made.
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It is becoming less common for promotion in law enforcement to be contingent upon a higher level of education.
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Negligent hiring litigation is becoming less common.
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Unanimous agreement exists that college education enhances patrol officer performance.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforces __________.

A) laws prohibiting job discrimination against qualified aliens
B) the Civil Rights Act of 1964
C) the amended Equal Opportunity Act of 1972
D) all of these
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An example of a bona fide occupational qualification in law enforcement might be that the applicant has __________.

A) a clean driving record
B) two or more outstanding parking tickets
C) normal or correctable-to-normal hearing and vision
D) relatives employed in the criminal justice field
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The most difficult task for law enforcement managers is __________.

A) discipline of senior officers
B) budgeting
C) hiring employees
D) firing employees
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A yellow-dog contract makes union membership illegal under the penalty of discharge.
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Effective interviewers should use stress techniques designed to trap or fluster the applicant, to observe how they respond under pressure.
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Most states have laws restricting officers from going on strike.
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According to your text, the leading strategy in the private sector is __________.

A) tattooing
B) branding
C) marking
D) retention
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When conducting reference checks, it is not necessary to __________.

A) talk with high school teachers
B) check with references who have submitted letters
C) ask job-related questions
D) hold final decisions until all references have been checked
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The ADA prohibits medical inquiries or evaluations, including some psychiatric evaluations, until after a job offer has been made.
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Vicarious liability refers to __________.

A) individual acts of criminal liability
B) individual acts of civil liability
C) legal responsibility for the acts of another
D) nonresponsibility of local government jurisdiction
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Anyone can fit into a "special employment group."
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Generation Xers are considered to be those people born during the years from __________.

A) 1921 to 1941
B) 1941 to 1961
C) 1961 to 1981
D) 1981 to 2001
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Issues that may arise when recruiting immigrants are __________.

A) distrust toward law enforcement
B) limited language/writing skills
C) distrust of American government
D) all of these
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Which of the following is not a component of vicarious liability?

A) negligent hiring
B) negligent firing
C) negligent training
D) negligent retention
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Physical agility tests are not governed by the ADA, as they are not considered to be medical examinations.
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Which of the following is not a major police union group?

A) International Union of Police Officers
B) International Brotherhood of Police Officers
C) National Association of Police Officers
D) Fraternal Order of Police
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Law enforcement managers must recognize that officers have a right to join a union and to negotiate with management.
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On average, each department has at least a __________ percent of open positions available.

A) 10
B) 15
C) 12
D) 5
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During the interview the interview board should __________.

A) ask different questions to fit the candidate
B) establish a rapport with the candidate
C) maintain a strictly formal interrelationship throughout the interview
D) all of these
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Effective interviewing involves __________.

A) not being influenced by a single trait
B) asking leading questions
C) talking more than listening
D) all of these
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The ADA prohibits employers from discriminating against a QID in all the following areas except __________.

A) hiring decisions
B) training, promoting and terminating decisions
C) issues concerning compensation
D) psychiatric evaluations
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The case in which the court ruled in favor of a police department that required applicants to have completed 45 semester hours of college credit with at least a "C" average was __________.

A) Martin v. City of San Diego
B) Anders v. City of Milwaukee
C) Davis v. City of Dallas
D) Gonzales v. City of Albany
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The levels of bargaining include all the following except __________.

A) arbitration
B) mediation
C) open discussions
D) litigation
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In contract negotiations, each side may rely on ____________ to throw the process into binding arbitration.

A) strikes
B) delaying tactics
C) political relationships
D) race tactics
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Collective bargaining __________.

A) deals only with wages and benefits
B) permits management and union to agree on a contract
C) permits unions to meet collectively for greater strength
D) is a bargaining process involving agreement among the union members
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According to the DOJ, about _________ percent of employees have some form of a disability.

A) 10
B) 15
C) 20
D) 25
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When conducting an interview, avoid asking __________.

A) leading questions
B) questions that call for a simple yes or no
C) for information protected by the Equal Employment Opportunity Act
D) all of these
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The agency charged with enforcing management and union regulations is the __________.

A) EEO
B) NLRB
C) AAP
D) EEOA
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The term ______________________ refers to a situation in which people must belong to or join the union to be hired.
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Which of the following is the least commonly used screening method?

A) command interviews
B) medical examinations
C) written tests
D) background investigations
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The case of Regents of University of California v. Bakke dealt with the issue of __________.

A) higher education requirements for law enforcement promotions
B) affirmative action policies for college admissions
C) union shops in the west
D) mandatory use of assessment centers in determining employment eligibility
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Which of the following cases extended Section 1983 liability to local municipalities?

A) Griggs v. Duke Power Company
B) Davis v. City of Dallas
C) Monell v. New York City Department of Social Services
D) none of these
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Unions have existed in the United States for about ___________ years.

A) 200
B) 125
C) 75
D) 40
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A yellow-dog contract __________.

A) makes it mandatory to join the union
B) prevents management from belonging to a union
C) prohibits new employees from joining a union
D) permits managers to join the union
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_____________ may be legally responsible for the actions of a single officer.

A) Direct managers
B) An entire law enforcement agency
C) The jurisdiction served and the law enforcement agency
D) all of these
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The _____________ is the most widely used psychological assessment test in the country.

A) Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
B) Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
C) California Personality Profile
D) Strong-Campbell Aptitude Assessment
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The most common methods of screening applicants are __________.

A) interviews
B) applications
C) physical fitness exams
D) all of these
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A bona fide occupational qualification is one that __________.

A) eliminates a candidate from the applicant pool
B) prospective employers are not allowed to discuss during interviews
C) is reasonably necessary to perform a job
D) lessens an employee's chances of receiving a promotion
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In terms of the ADA, a "QID" is a(n) _____________________________________.
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Reverse discrimination refers to __________.

A) discrimination against minorities
B) hiring and promoting to the detriment of White males
C) discrimination in hiring women
D) discrimination against employers by employees
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a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
mediation
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
closed shop
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
negligent hiring
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
halo effect
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
affirmative action program
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
arbitration
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
reasonable accommodation
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
impairment
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
open discussion
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
collective bargaining
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
rapport
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the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
mediation
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
closed shop
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
negligent hiring
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
halo effect
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
affirmative action program
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
arbitration
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
reasonable accommodation
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
impairment
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
open discussion
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
collective bargaining
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
rapport
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the most cooperative level of bargaining
mediation
the most cooperative level of bargaining
closed shop
the most cooperative level of bargaining
negligent hiring
the most cooperative level of bargaining
halo effect
the most cooperative level of bargaining
affirmative action program
the most cooperative level of bargaining
arbitration
the most cooperative level of bargaining
reasonable accommodation
the most cooperative level of bargaining
impairment
the most cooperative level of bargaining
open discussion
the most cooperative level of bargaining
collective bargaining
the most cooperative level of bargaining
rapport
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The father of modern policing, who first emphasized the importance of professional training and education for officers, was ___________________________________.
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a physiological or mental disorder
mediation
a physiological or mental disorder
closed shop
a physiological or mental disorder
negligent hiring
a physiological or mental disorder
halo effect
a physiological or mental disorder
affirmative action program
a physiological or mental disorder
arbitration
a physiological or mental disorder
reasonable accommodation
a physiological or mental disorder
impairment
a physiological or mental disorder
open discussion
a physiological or mental disorder
collective bargaining
a physiological or mental disorder
rapport
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The primary purpose of _______ is to improve employment conditions through collective bargaining.
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) of 1967 prohibits discrimination based on age for people between the ages of ___ and ___.
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a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
mediation
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
closed shop
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
negligent hiring
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
halo effect
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
affirmative action program
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
arbitration
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
reasonable accommodation
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
impairment
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
open discussion
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
collective bargaining
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
rapport
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A(n) __________________________, or BFOQ, is an applicant requirement that must be based on tasks or skills that are reasonably necessary to perform the job.
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a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
mediation
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
closed shop
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
negligent hiring
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
halo effect
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
affirmative action program
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
arbitration
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
reasonable accommodation
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
impairment
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
open discussion
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
collective bargaining
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
rapport
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a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
mediation
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
closed shop
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
negligent hiring
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
halo effect
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
affirmative action program
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
arbitration
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
reasonable accommodation
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
impairment
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
open discussion
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
collective bargaining
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
rapport
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a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
mediation
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
closed shop
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
negligent hiring
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
halo effect
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
affirmative action program
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
arbitration
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
reasonable accommodation
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
impairment
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
open discussion
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
collective bargaining
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
rapport
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__________ is the process an organization uses to distinguish itself from other employers.
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failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
mediation
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
closed shop
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
negligent hiring
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
halo effect
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
affirmative action program
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
arbitration
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
reasonable accommodation
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
impairment
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
open discussion
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
collective bargaining
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
rapport
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Diagram the typical employment process.
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The National Labor Relations Act is also called the _______________________.
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prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
mediation
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
closed shop
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
negligent hiring
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
halo effect
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
affirmative action program
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
arbitration
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
reasonable accommodation
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
impairment
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
open discussion
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
collective bargaining
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
rapport
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A ___________________________ involves investigating references listed on an application, credit, driving record, criminal conviction, academic background and required professional licenses.
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a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
mediation
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
closed shop
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
negligent hiring
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
halo effect
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
affirmative action program
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
arbitration
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
reasonable accommodation
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
impairment
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
open discussion
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
collective bargaining
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
rapport
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Many police officers believe that giving preferential treatment to many minorities has resulted in ____________________________ in hiring and promoting.
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Under the ADA, compulsive gambling is considered a disability.
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Law enforcement officers have always been responsible for their individual wrongdoings, criminally or civilly.
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During an interview, the interviewer should talk approximately 50 percent of the time.
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Under the ADA, pedophilia is not considered a disability.
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"People skills" have become a critical tool for law enforcement officers.
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Anyone acting under the authority of law who violates another person's constitutional rights can be sued.
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The disadvantages of advanced education for entry-level law enforcement officers appear to outweigh the advantages.
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When interviewing, you should never indicate that you are interested in hiring a woman or minority person to improve your Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity profile.
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Law enforcement membership in unions is one of the fastest growing labor groups in the nation.
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During the past decade, the increase in the number of women in policing has kept pace with the increase in the number of male officers.
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Law enforcement is not directly affected by the ADA's goal of guaranteeing individuals with disabilities access to employment and to governmental programs, services and activities because of the physical requirements associated with law enforcement.
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The most desirable way to avoid management-employee conflict is to resolve issues at the highest level possible.
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The ADA has had little impact on the recruiting process in law enforcement.
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A common obstacle to effective interviewing is the mistake of concentrating exclusively on the applicant as a person.
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Physical agility tests are most often of the military type and frequently include an obstacle course.
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Departments should have a "tattoo" and "piercing" policy to prevent lawsuits from current and previous employees.
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The ADA prohibits medical inquiries or evaluations, including some psychiatric evaluations, until after a job offer has been made.
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It is becoming less common for promotion in law enforcement to be contingent upon a higher level of education.
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Negligent hiring litigation is becoming less common.
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Unanimous agreement exists that college education enhances patrol officer performance.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforces __________.

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An example of a bona fide occupational qualification in law enforcement might be that the applicant has __________.

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C) normal or correctable-to-normal hearing and vision
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The most difficult task for law enforcement managers is __________.

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A yellow-dog contract makes union membership illegal under the penalty of discharge.
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Effective interviewers should use stress techniques designed to trap or fluster the applicant, to observe how they respond under pressure.
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Most states have laws restricting officers from going on strike.
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According to your text, the leading strategy in the private sector is __________.

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When conducting reference checks, it is not necessary to __________.

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The ADA prohibits medical inquiries or evaluations, including some psychiatric evaluations, until after a job offer has been made.
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Vicarious liability refers to __________.

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Anyone can fit into a "special employment group."
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Generation Xers are considered to be those people born during the years from __________.

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D) 1981 to 2001
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Issues that may arise when recruiting immigrants are __________.

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Which of the following is not a component of vicarious liability?

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Physical agility tests are not governed by the ADA, as they are not considered to be medical examinations.
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Which of the following is not a major police union group?

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Law enforcement managers must recognize that officers have a right to join a union and to negotiate with management.
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On average, each department has at least a __________ percent of open positions available.

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During the interview the interview board should __________.

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Effective interviewing involves __________.

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The ADA prohibits employers from discriminating against a QID in all the following areas except __________.

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The case in which the court ruled in favor of a police department that required applicants to have completed 45 semester hours of college credit with at least a "C" average was __________.

A) Martin v. City of San Diego
B) Anders v. City of Milwaukee
C) Davis v. City of Dallas
D) Gonzales v. City of Albany
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The levels of bargaining include all the following except __________.

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In contract negotiations, each side may rely on ____________ to throw the process into binding arbitration.

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Collective bargaining __________.

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D) is a bargaining process involving agreement among the union members
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According to the DOJ, about _________ percent of employees have some form of a disability.

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D) 25
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When conducting an interview, avoid asking __________.

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D) all of these
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The agency charged with enforcing management and union regulations is the __________.

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49
The term ______________________ refers to a situation in which people must belong to or join the union to be hired.
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50
Which of the following is the least commonly used screening method?

A) command interviews
B) medical examinations
C) written tests
D) background investigations
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51
The case of Regents of University of California v. Bakke dealt with the issue of __________.

A) higher education requirements for law enforcement promotions
B) affirmative action policies for college admissions
C) union shops in the west
D) mandatory use of assessment centers in determining employment eligibility
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52
Which of the following cases extended Section 1983 liability to local municipalities?

A) Griggs v. Duke Power Company
B) Davis v. City of Dallas
C) Monell v. New York City Department of Social Services
D) none of these
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Unions have existed in the United States for about ___________ years.

A) 200
B) 125
C) 75
D) 40
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54
A yellow-dog contract __________.

A) makes it mandatory to join the union
B) prevents management from belonging to a union
C) prohibits new employees from joining a union
D) permits managers to join the union
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_____________ may be legally responsible for the actions of a single officer.

A) Direct managers
B) An entire law enforcement agency
C) The jurisdiction served and the law enforcement agency
D) all of these
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56
The _____________ is the most widely used psychological assessment test in the country.

A) Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
B) Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
C) California Personality Profile
D) Strong-Campbell Aptitude Assessment
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The most common methods of screening applicants are __________.

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B) applications
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58
A bona fide occupational qualification is one that __________.

A) eliminates a candidate from the applicant pool
B) prospective employers are not allowed to discuss during interviews
C) is reasonably necessary to perform a job
D) lessens an employee's chances of receiving a promotion
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59
In terms of the ADA, a "QID" is a(n) _____________________________________.
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60
Reverse discrimination refers to __________.

A) discrimination against minorities
B) hiring and promoting to the detriment of White males
C) discrimination in hiring women
D) discrimination against employers by employees
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61
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a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
mediation
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
closed shop
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
negligent hiring
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
halo effect
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
affirmative action program
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
arbitration
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
reasonable accommodation
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
impairment
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
open discussion
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
collective bargaining
a feeling of mutual understanding and trust
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62
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the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
mediation
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
closed shop
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
negligent hiring
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
halo effect
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
affirmative action program
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
arbitration
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
reasonable accommodation
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
impairment
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
open discussion
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
collective bargaining
the process whereby representatives of employees meet with representatives of management to establish a written contract that sets forth working conditions for a specific time
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63
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the most cooperative level of bargaining
mediation
the most cooperative level of bargaining
closed shop
the most cooperative level of bargaining
negligent hiring
the most cooperative level of bargaining
halo effect
the most cooperative level of bargaining
affirmative action program
the most cooperative level of bargaining
arbitration
the most cooperative level of bargaining
reasonable accommodation
the most cooperative level of bargaining
impairment
the most cooperative level of bargaining
open discussion
the most cooperative level of bargaining
collective bargaining
the most cooperative level of bargaining
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64
The father of modern policing, who first emphasized the importance of professional training and education for officers, was ___________________________________.
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65
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a physiological or mental disorder
mediation
a physiological or mental disorder
closed shop
a physiological or mental disorder
negligent hiring
a physiological or mental disorder
halo effect
a physiological or mental disorder
affirmative action program
a physiological or mental disorder
arbitration
a physiological or mental disorder
reasonable accommodation
a physiological or mental disorder
impairment
a physiological or mental disorder
open discussion
a physiological or mental disorder
collective bargaining
a physiological or mental disorder
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66
The primary purpose of _______ is to improve employment conditions through collective bargaining.
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67
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) of 1967 prohibits discrimination based on age for people between the ages of ___ and ___.
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68
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a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
mediation
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
closed shop
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
negligent hiring
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
halo effect
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
affirmative action program
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
arbitration
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
reasonable accommodation
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
impairment
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
open discussion
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
collective bargaining
a change in the application process, work environment, or job description that enables a person with a disability to perform to essential functions of the job
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69
A(n) __________________________, or BFOQ, is an applicant requirement that must be based on tasks or skills that are reasonably necessary to perform the job.
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70
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a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
mediation
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
closed shop
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
negligent hiring
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
halo effect
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
affirmative action program
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
arbitration
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
reasonable accommodation
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
impairment
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
open discussion
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
collective bargaining
a last resort in bargaining when the negotiation process stalls
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71
Match between columns
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
mediation
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
closed shop
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
negligent hiring
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
halo effect
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
affirmative action program
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
arbitration
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
reasonable accommodation
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
impairment
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
open discussion
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
collective bargaining
a written plan to ensure fair recruiting, hiring and promoting practices
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72
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a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
mediation
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
closed shop
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
negligent hiring
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
halo effect
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
affirmative action program
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
arbitration
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
reasonable accommodation
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
impairment
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
open discussion
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
collective bargaining
a tendency to assume that candidates strong in one area will be strong in other areas
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73
__________ is the process an organization uses to distinguish itself from other employers.
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74
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failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
mediation
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
closed shop
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
negligent hiring
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
halo effect
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
affirmative action program
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
arbitration
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
reasonable accommodation
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
impairment
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
open discussion
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
collective bargaining
failure to use an adequate selection process or to check for prior offenses or misconduct
rapport
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75
Diagram the typical employment process.
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76
The National Labor Relations Act is also called the _______________________.
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77
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prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
mediation
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
closed shop
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
negligent hiring
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
halo effect
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
affirmative action program
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
arbitration
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
reasonable accommodation
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
impairment
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
open discussion
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
collective bargaining
prohibits management from hiring nonunion workers
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78
A ___________________________ involves investigating references listed on an application, credit, driving record, criminal conviction, academic background and required professional licenses.
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79
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a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
mediation
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
closed shop
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
negligent hiring
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
halo effect
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
affirmative action program
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
arbitration
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
reasonable accommodation
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
impairment
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
open discussion
a level of bargaining where a neutral third party is brought in to assist the discussion
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80
Many police officers believe that giving preferential treatment to many minorities has resulted in ____________________________ in hiring and promoting.
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