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LETC Week 1 Suicide Awareness and Prevention-2310 + LETC Week 1 Ethics In VA Police-2310 + LETC
LETC Week 1 Suicide Awareness and Prevention-2310 + LETC Week 1 Ethics In VA Police-2310 + LETC
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Using arrest powers should not be avoided as far as possible
True
False
2
Officers failed to stop other officers who summarily punish a third person in his presence or within his knowledge
Oneil v Krezeminski (2nd cir 1998)
Hale v Townley (5th cir 1995)
Byrd v Brishke (7th cir 1972)
Anderson v Branon (2nd cir 1994)
3
Who can you turn to in dealing with stress management?
Phone hotlines
EAP
Chaplain
Therapist
Work partner
Your boss
4
Between __ and __ percent of police officers experience symptoms of PTSD
10, 15
15, 20
8, 10
7, 19
5
All are why the Continuum of Compromise happens except….
Anger
Jealosy
Peer pressure
Addiction
Greed
Lust
6
Stage 3 of Continuum of Compromise is Acts of Commission which means… employee commits
Criminal violations
Municipal violations
Admin violations
Federal law violations
7
Continuum of Compromise helps you….
Prepare for hostile work space
Helps you prepare for critical incidents
Prepare for ethical dilemmas
Helps you prepare for bad co-workers
8
Who, in 1995, observed VA police making a dangerous stop unarmed? Resulting in armed pilot program at 6 VA facilities.
Dr James Ward
Frederick Jackson
Jesse Brown
Lewis Ratchford
9
Define integrity
General nature of morals and specific choices
Implies trustworthiness and incurruptability
Rigid adherence to a code or standard of values
Code of values
10
If you fail to live by ethical guidelines, you can be removed from employment and possible criminal charges
True
False
11
Behavior that is self-directed and deliberately results in injury or potential for injury
Suicide
Self harm
Suicidal self-directed violence
Suicide attempt
12
Define suicide
Behavior that was self directed to cause injury
Non-fatal self inflicted potentially injurious behavior
Death caused by self inflicted behavior with any intent to die
Killed by another
13
“Guilt” and “sorrow” are core feature’s of moral injury
False
True
14
Safety plans utilize 4 evidence based suicide rick reduction strategies
Provides emergency resources informtion
Decrease time spent doing positive things
Promotes problem solving skills
Increasing social support
Movie night
Means reduction
15
Feeling responsible or remorse
Shame
Guilt
Alteration of global meaning
Loss of trust
16
SAVE “E” stands for
Encourage to feel better and lunch
Encourage to seek help and write a report
Encourage the feeling that it will get better
Encourage treatment and expedite getting help
17
Core Value “Respect” means…
Treat all those I serve with dignity and respect
Be veteran-centric
Act with high moral principle
Work fast to relax
18
12 session individual treatment, help process moral injury through imaginary diologue
Adaptive disclosure therapy
Acceptance and commitment therapy
Prolonged exposure therapy
Impact of killing intervention
Building spiritual strength
Cognitive processing therapy
19
A VA police officer will experience ____ stressful events over career
300-400
400-500
100-300
400-600
20
Core Value “Commitment” means…
Be veteran centered
Act with high moral standard
Full fill my personal and organizational responsibilities
Work diligently to serve vets and other beneficiaries
21
LETC was established in ____ and had with initial course of ___ hours one week long.
1971, 80
1972, 40
1971, 40
1972, 80
22
8 group therapy led by chaplain. Addresses concern about relationship with higher power
Cognitive processing theory
Building spiritual strength
Acceptance and commitment theory
Prolonged exposure therapy
Impact of killing intervention
23
Employee Assistance Program provides services including assessment,counseling and referrals for employees with concerns
False
True
24
For many with moral injury there is a loss of trust
Shame
Loss of trust
Alteration of global meaning
Guilt
25
In Spring 2000, arming all stations began as a result of successful pilot program and by 2002 all VA police were armed.
True
False
26
Core Value “Excellence” means…
Admit mistakes and be rigorous in correcting them
Be veteran-centric
Strive for highest quality of improvment
Accountable for your actions
27
An ethical duty to intervene means and officer can be held liable as a bystander for failing to intervene.
True
False
28
This has three different components: global beliefs, global goals, sense of meaning
Alterations of global meaning
Loss of trust
Guilt
Shame
29
Work through guilt, shame, address issues such as “I am unforgivable”
Cognitive processing theory
Building spiritual strength
Acceptance and committee therapy
Prolonged exposure theory
Adaptive disclosure
Impact of killing intervention
30
In ethical decision making, the “T” in A.C.T. Stand for?
Tell your story
Tell your boss
Take sides
Tell on them
31
In ethical decision making, the “A” in A.C.T. Stands for?
Aquiring
Adequate
Alternatives
Articulate
32
SAVE “S” stands for
Signs of suicide should be taken lightly
Signs of suicidal thinking should be recognized
Signs of suicide should be ignored
Signs of suicide should be experienced
33
How many veterans per day commit suicide
15
17
21
20
34
A vet center is a community based center that provides range of counseling, outreach and referrals
False
True
35
Define “Voluntary Compliance”
Going hands on to get a patient out the door who is resisting
Being ready to use force if necessary
Forcing movement
Process of meeting legal requirement of a wrongdoing
36
Ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, communicate, empathize
Haptics
Proxemics
Kinesics
Emotional Intelligence
37
Define “stress”
Emotion that makes you feel positive
Emotional or physical tension
Feeling lazy
Capacity to recover quickly
38
“Guilt” and “shame” are core features of moral injury
True
False
39
Define “resilience”
Emotional or physical tension
Ability of an object to spring back into shape
Traumatic event
Capacity to recover quickly
40
Emotional Processing, make sense of trauma. In-vivo exposures
Building spiritual strength
Adaptive dislosure
Acceptance and commitment therapy
Prolonged exposure therapy
Impact of killing intervention
Cognitive processing therapy
41
Moral injury is closely related to PTSD
False
True
42
10 session individual therapy where patients explore impact of not forgiving oneself. Honor values lost after killing.
Adaptive disclosure
Prolonged exposure therapy
Impact of killing intervention
Building spiritual strength
Acceptance and commitment theory
Cognitive processing theory
43
According to Michael Josephson, a stakeholder is…..
Any person, organization, or entity affected by what you do
A lawn ornament, kitchen utensil or tool thats affected by what you do
State, town, village thats affected by what you do
Car, lawn mower, airplane affected by what you do
44
Each VA does not have a PTSD specialist
False
True
45
Personal stressors include money, family issues, health issues…
False
True
46
Define moral injury
Physical injury
Damage done to your ego
Damage done to ones conscious or moral compass
Damage done to ones integrity
47
Define Ethical Fadind
Feeling guilt
Form of self deception
Act of realization
Committing admin violations
48
Ethics are guidelines that can lead to a success as a VA employee
True
False
49
All suicidal people are mentally ill
True
False
50
Veterans with high risk of suicide require a (PRF)that puts steps in place for advanced care thats activated for 90 days
Patient Rest Flag
Patient Record Flag
Patient Rudeness Flag
Patient Reward Flag
51
Core symptoms of Moral Injury
Embarassment
Guilt
Shame
Anger
Alteration of Global Meaning
Loss of Trust
52
How can we support the mission and the Veteran/Patient Experience
By assisting those who cannot care for themselves
By not speaking to rude vererans
Tell patients to be quiet if too loud
Help the less fortunate
53
Core Values “Integrity” means….
Strive for high quality
Act with high moral principal
Treat all those who serve with dignity
Adhere to highest professional standard
54
Another agency officer witness an officer using force on scene and does not intercede does not relieve them of liability
Anderson v Branen (2nd cir 1994)
Hale v Townley (5th cir 1995)
Byrd v Brishke (7th cir 1972)
Oneil v Kreminski (2nd Cir 1998)
55
Science and technology of transmitting and understanding information through touch
Emotional Intlligence
Haptics
Proxemics
Kinesics
56
1985 Dr Reuvon Bar-on coined the term EQ which stand for ____ based on score just like IQ
Emotional Gain
Emotional Question
Emotion Quotiant
Emotional Quality
57
Officer can be held liable as a _______ when they have the opportunity to intervene, but fail as a police officer.
Witness
Bystander
Snitch
Liability
58
VA police will make an arrest “without” a warrant when….
When felony has been committed,probable cause exists arrested person did it
Veteran steals candy bar in front of you
When you see a veteran litter
A misdemeanor is committed in the presence of an officer
59
Haptics means anything related to the sense of smell
True
False
60
Stage 1 of Continuum of Compromise is Victimization, which means….
You begin to feel mad due to pay, forced overtime, shift work, entitlement
You begin to feel sad due to pay, forced overtime, shift work, entitlement
You begin to feel like victim due to pay, overtime, shift work, entitlement
You begin to feel crazy due to pay, forced overtime, shift work,entitlement
61
Duty to Intervene-other officers use excessive force or citizen unlawfully arrested or constitutional violation by LE
Oneil v Krzeminski (2nd cir 1998)
Hale v Townley (5th cir 1995)
Byrd V Brishke (7th cir 1972)
Anderson v Branen (2nd cir 1994)
62
Stress management is defined as tools, strategies or techniques that reduce stress and and negative well being.
True
False
63
2 ways of understanding Emotional Intelligence
Recognize, understand and gather emotional information
Recognize, understand and influencing the emotions of others
Recognize, understand and manage emotions
Recognize, understand and study the non-verbals of others
64
The VA police Officer is not a Municipal police officer and ____ will be.
Allways
Possibly
Never
Sometimes
65
SAVE “A” stands for
Ask the veteran about his
Ask for validation
Ask for encouragement
Ask the most important question of all
66
A suicide attempt is a non-fatal self inflicted potentially injurious behavior
True
False
67
Define ethics
Rules or standards governing conduct (aka)moral philosophy
Code of values which guides our choices
Rigid adherence to a code or standard
General nature of morals and specific moral choices
68
Professional stressors include work stress, boss issues, burnout, violence, death
True
False
69
Each VA does not have a suicidal prevention coordinator
False
True
70
Stage 4 of Continuum of Compromise is Acts of Commission-Criminal which states…
Employee engages in and rationalizes behavior not imagined few years before
Employee rationalizes letting offender off with warning
Employee rationalizes not working a full shift
Employee rationalizes not doing reports
71
Personal space and amount of distance that people are comfortable with
Haptics
Proxemics
Emotional Intelligence
Kinesics
72
First colonial law was enacted in 1636 by pilgrims of Plymouth
False
True
73
38 CFR 1.202 (Code Federal Regulations) covers….
Employee duty to stay quiet
Employee duty to mind their own business
Employee duty to report
Employee duty to intervene
74
Define “post traumatic stress”
Emotional or physical tension
Common,normal,and often adaptive response to experiencing a traumatic event
Nothing to worry about
Capacity to recover quickly
75
Painful feel arising from consciousness of something dishonorable, improper, ridiculous by oneself or another
Shame
Guilt
Alteration of global meaning
Loss of trust
76
SAVE “V” stands for
Validate the veteran’s plates
Validate the veterans ID
Validate the veterans hospital experience
Validate the veterans experience
77
When a veteran at risk of suicide leaves your facility, provide suicide prevention info to….
Veteran and his dog
Veteran and nobody else
Veteran and his work boss
Veteran and his family
78
Ethical Fading allows us to behave in immoral ways while still believing we are good, moral people.
True
False
79
In ethical decision making, the “C” in A.C.T. Stands for what?
Consciousness
Colaborate
Correction
Consequences
80
In 1990 Drs Salovey and Mayes expanded Bar-ons work and introduced ____.
Emotional Intrigue
Emotional Day
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Engagement
81
Duty to intervene-have an affirmative duty to intercede on behalf of citizen whos rights violated in presence of officer
Byrd v Brishke (7th cir 1972)
Anderson v Branen (2nd cir 1994)
Oneil v Krzeminski (2nd cir 1998)
Hale v Townley (5th cir 1995)
82
Sir Robert Peel is the ______ of modern policing
President
Uncle
Son
Father
83
5 key components of EQ
Intelligence
Motivation
Self-regulating
Self-awareness
Social skills
Empathy
84
Causes of Potential morally injury events (PMIEs) are
Surviving when others didnt
Feeling betrayed by leaders
Feeling betrayed by civilians
Feeling betrayed by your neighbor for not raking his lawn
Failing to save a life
Feeling sad about losing property
85
Core Value “Advocacy” means…
Strive for high quality improvment
Be veteran-centric
Advancing interests of veterans and their beneficiaries
Full fill organizational goals
86
Stage 2 of Continuum of Compromise is Acts of Omission which means….feeling of
Never get in trouble for the things you don’t do
Never get in trouble for the things you do
Never get in trouble for the things you never do
Never get in trouble for the things you ignore doing
87
Sir Robert Peel had 7 principles
True
False
88
Broad field of non-verbal communication. Solely concerned with the interpretation on non-verbals behaviors.
Haptics
Proxemics
Emotional Intelligence
Kinesics
