UPTP Exam 1 Already Graded A+

UPTP Exam 1 Already Graded A+ identify and apply the five practices of exemary leadership inspire a shared vision challenge the process enable other to act encourage the heart top 4 leadership concepts forward looking competent inspiring honest model the way evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices set the example inspire a shared vision- envision a future, enlist others model the way-clarify values, challenge the process- search for opportunities, experiment and take risks enable others to act- foster collaboration, strengthen others encourage the heart- recognize contributions, celebrate the values and victories identify elements in the use of authority force discretion control influence leadership command presence (elements of authority) define power power the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events. power can be formal or informal (elements of authority) define force show of strength with the intensity of effort. it is physically represented violence, compulsion, or constraint exerted upon or against a person or thing (elements of authority) define discretion judgement (elements of authority) define control the power or right to decide or act according to ones to exercise restraint or direction over dominate. the authority given to all branches of law enforcement offices in our society comes under the direction and control of the constitution of the United states (elements of authority) define influence (elements of authority) define leadership and action exerted by one thing or person over another ones ability to get others willingly follow. (elements of authority) define command presence help to define our command presence integrity how you are perceived by those around you identify the core values for law enforcement officers and how they influence and officers use of authority fairness respect honesty courage comapssion (core values of law enforcement defined) integrity means uprightness of character and soundness of moral principles, absolute truthfulness, and honesty. (core values of law enforcement defined) fairness prejudice or favoritism (core values of law enforcement defined) respect people. a value characterized by freedom from acknowledging the rights and values of the (core values of law enforcement defined) honesty the most fundamental of ethical values. not lying but honesty also means trustworthy, reliable, and sincere. (evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices) define model the way values, set the example clarify (evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices) define inspire a shared vision envision a future, enlist others (evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices) define challenge the process search for opportunities, experiment and take risks (evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices) define enable others to act foster collaboration, strengthen others (evaluate leader performance and methods using the five practices) define encourage the heart recognize contributions, celebrate the values and victories (core values of law enforcement defined) courage with resolve, without excessive fear. (core values of law enforcement defined) compassion having the personal ability to face difficulty the value in the inherent to understanding or sympathy for victims or anothers suffering. genuine concern for others behaviors related to misconduct on the job are making false claims failure to report/covering up official misconduct by a co worker Ethics Values is a code of conduct determine what we actually do moral courage is the courage to do the right thing in the face of ethical challenges the essential tools of the law enforcement profession are three components of character are moral feeling moral action moral knowing moral knowing trust and credibility a person of good character knows what is right moral feeling moral action that requires it peer pressure Rationalization a person of good character desires to do right a person of good character does the right thing when confronted with a situation influences us all our lives how we justify violating a rule, regulation or breaking the law. identify factors and tools associated with making ethical decisions habits of good character slippery slope aka continuum of compromise dilemmas dilemmas is a choice between two equal or nearly equal alternatives the habits of good character practice becomes habit define our character and consequently, who we are. what we slippery slope aka continuum of compromise t ime after being exposed to all various influences acts of omission violating policy or breaking the law happens over rationalize behaviors that they would not ordinarily do