CRM 210 CHAPTER 7 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Which statement is true regarding police use of force? - Answer- -Minority groups'
members are more likely to disapprove of the police use of force than majority group
members.
-African Americans and Hispanics were more likely than white to experience police
threat or use of force as a consequence of police contact
-The suspect's behavior is a much more powerful determinant of police response, than
age or race.
-The higher the levels of violence in a community, the more likely police in the area will
use deadly force.
Recruits often discover that: - Answer- The social reality of police work does not mesh
with their original career goals.
The style of policing where an officer who approaches a group of teenagers standing in
a parking lot, checks them for gang symbols, and calls into the station to ascertain
whether any of them have active warrants and arresting those with a warrant,
exemplifies which style of policing would be: - Answer- Law Enforcer
Anthony is a new police recruit who just graduated from the police academy and has
been hired by a large metropolitan police department in Florida. He reports to work for
his first shift and is assigned a field training officer, Jeffrey. Anthony is excited to begin
his work as a police officer, as this is something he has wanted since he was a child.
During Anthony's first shift he meets many of his fellow police officers. He is given a lot
of different advice by these different officers. He quickly learns that there are different
policing styles.
Samantha is also a new police officer. She has been on the force for two months. She
remembers seeing Anthony around the police academy and approaches him during roll
call. Samantha explains to Anthony that real police work is very different from what they
learned at the police academy. She tells Anthony that as police officers they are not
community social workers or vig - Answer- Law Enforcer
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he feels it is more important to protect
, the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on
his police force.
Detective Smith is surprised to learn that his former field training officer often took
bribes to look the other way when he encountered bookmakers arranging bets on local
sporting events. This type of conduct is considered that of a: - Answer- Grass Eater
Anthony is a new police recruit who just graduated from the police academy and has
been hired by a large metropolitan police department in Florida. He reports to work for
his first shift and is assigned a field training officer, Jeffrey. Anthony is excited to begin
his work as a police officer, as this is something he has wanted since he was a child.
During Anthony's first shift he meets many of his fellow police officers. He is given a lot
of different advice by these different officers. He quickly learns that there are different
policing styles.
Harold explains to Anthony that their focus as police officers should be the victim and
that effective police work is the only way that the "dangerous classes" can be kept in
check. Harold follows the ______ style of policing. - Answer- Crime Fighter
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he feels it is more important to protect
the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on
his police force.
Detective Smith often becomes disenchanted with the officers that he investigates.
However, he refuses to believe that all officers are corrupt. He expresses unenforceable
laws govern moral standards and promote corruption because they create large groups
with an interest in undermining law enforcement. Detective Smith is likely to believe that
the cause of many cases of corruption is: - Answer- Moral Ambivalence
_________ describes the experience of black officers who must deal with the
expectation that they will show lenience to members of their own race, while at the
same time experiencing overt racism from their police colleagues. - Answer- Double
Marginality
Which statement is not correct regarding the "Ferguson Effect"? The Ferguson Effect: -
Answer- Has prompted the police to be even more active, particularly in minority
communities.
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Which statement is true regarding police use of force? - Answer- -Minority groups'
members are more likely to disapprove of the police use of force than majority group
members.
-African Americans and Hispanics were more likely than white to experience police
threat or use of force as a consequence of police contact
-The suspect's behavior is a much more powerful determinant of police response, than
age or race.
-The higher the levels of violence in a community, the more likely police in the area will
use deadly force.
Recruits often discover that: - Answer- The social reality of police work does not mesh
with their original career goals.
The style of policing where an officer who approaches a group of teenagers standing in
a parking lot, checks them for gang symbols, and calls into the station to ascertain
whether any of them have active warrants and arresting those with a warrant,
exemplifies which style of policing would be: - Answer- Law Enforcer
Anthony is a new police recruit who just graduated from the police academy and has
been hired by a large metropolitan police department in Florida. He reports to work for
his first shift and is assigned a field training officer, Jeffrey. Anthony is excited to begin
his work as a police officer, as this is something he has wanted since he was a child.
During Anthony's first shift he meets many of his fellow police officers. He is given a lot
of different advice by these different officers. He quickly learns that there are different
policing styles.
Samantha is also a new police officer. She has been on the force for two months. She
remembers seeing Anthony around the police academy and approaches him during roll
call. Samantha explains to Anthony that real police work is very different from what they
learned at the police academy. She tells Anthony that as police officers they are not
community social workers or vig - Answer- Law Enforcer
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he feels it is more important to protect
, the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on
his police force.
Detective Smith is surprised to learn that his former field training officer often took
bribes to look the other way when he encountered bookmakers arranging bets on local
sporting events. This type of conduct is considered that of a: - Answer- Grass Eater
Anthony is a new police recruit who just graduated from the police academy and has
been hired by a large metropolitan police department in Florida. He reports to work for
his first shift and is assigned a field training officer, Jeffrey. Anthony is excited to begin
his work as a police officer, as this is something he has wanted since he was a child.
During Anthony's first shift he meets many of his fellow police officers. He is given a lot
of different advice by these different officers. He quickly learns that there are different
policing styles.
Harold explains to Anthony that their focus as police officers should be the victim and
that effective police work is the only way that the "dangerous classes" can be kept in
check. Harold follows the ______ style of policing. - Answer- Crime Fighter
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he feels it is more important to protect
the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on
his police force.
Detective Smith often becomes disenchanted with the officers that he investigates.
However, he refuses to believe that all officers are corrupt. He expresses unenforceable
laws govern moral standards and promote corruption because they create large groups
with an interest in undermining law enforcement. Detective Smith is likely to believe that
the cause of many cases of corruption is: - Answer- Moral Ambivalence
_________ describes the experience of black officers who must deal with the
expectation that they will show lenience to members of their own race, while at the
same time experiencing overt racism from their police colleagues. - Answer- Double
Marginality
Which statement is not correct regarding the "Ferguson Effect"? The Ferguson Effect: -
Answer- Has prompted the police to be even more active, particularly in minority
communities.
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal
affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate
allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put
himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago.
