BP 449 Quiz 3 Review

Which step of SARA involves identifying the causes of a problem and narrowing its scope to better understand it?

Community Competency: What can an Agency / Department do to avoid re-traumatizing vulnerable individuals?

When you have consent to search, what do you need?

Officers hear loud crash and see suspect running away from a house with visible damage. What justifies immediate entry?

What is a negative unintended effect of problem-oriented policing?

Which term refers to denying someone access or barring them from a place, group, or privilege?

Which of the following is not a strategy for engaging diverse communities?

Which term refers to intentionally isolating or dividing a group from others based on race or identity?

Which of the following is not a valid justification for a search incident to a lawful arrest:

How does sensation seeking influence ethical decision-making?

What are the three sides of the outer situational crime triangle?

People who experience higher levels of positive emotions make less ethical decisions.

Which step of SARA involves brainstorming interventions, researching solutions, and outlining a response plan?

What legal duty do police officers have when witnessing misconduct by a fellow officer?

Which theory suggests that minor offenses, like vandalism, can lead to serious crime if not addressed?

A phenomenon when people allow themselves to engage in unethical behavior because they previously engaged in good deeds

Which of the following is NOT a situation that increases the likelihood of bias

Which term refers to taking something for one's own use without permission

Crime occurs when motivated offender, a suitable target, and the lack of capable guardians converge same place same time

What are the three sides of the inner situational crime prevention triangle?

How can loyalty and ethics sometimes conflict in decision-making?

What type of ethics does System 1 thinking use?

Which term refers to creating alternative solutions when institutions fail to include marginalized communities?

Which term refers to the act of changing discriminatory laws or creating new laws to ensure equality?

Which term refers to blaming an individual or group for the wrongdoings of others, often for expediency?

Officers hear screams and shouting from inside a house during a 911 call. What justifies their immediate entry?

Which step of SARA involves collecting pre- and post-response data to evaluate the effectiveness of a plan?

How does social proof influence ethical decision-making?

Which term refers to depriving a group of people of their human qualities to justify discrimination?

What characteristic is most directly associated with unethical behavior?

Which term refers to the act of forming political groups to challenge oppressive laws and support the oppressed?

Which step of SARA involves identifying recurring problems, prioritizing them, and confirming their existence?

Which concept involves taking action to stop harmful or unethical behavior rather than remaining a passive observer?

Which term refers to using music, food, and traditions to pass cultural knowledge to the next generation?

How does bias impact perceptions of others in social interactions?

Community Competency: What are two visible aspects of culture in Hall’s Iceberg Model of Culture?

Which theory suggests crime can be prevented by reducing opportunities, like better lighting or more police presence?

Which term refers to the act of opposing oppressive laws and practices by persistently living in a hostile environment?

Which of the following is not an element of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)?

Open View or Plain View? An officer is lawfully inside a protected space and sees contraband.

A plain-view seizure requires everything but:

Which term refers to taking direct actions like marches and sit-ins to confront discriminatory laws and policies?