ICE-FLETC 1 Exam Review Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

ICE-FLETC 1 Exam Review Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct Identify Interview Planning Considerations (4162) - ANSWER -- Officer Safety #1 - Interview: 1. Victims, 2. Witness, 3. Suspect - Provide Privacy - Determine Violation, what do i know, & what do I need from suspect. - Prepare Outline - Physical environment: eliminate as much noise as possible & eliminate communication barriers Identify the Elements of Interpersonal Skills & Components that Generate Rapport & Obtain Reliable Info (4162) - ANSWER -- Self Concept: Affects LE proformance, Influences public perception, be aware of biases, weaknesses & strengths. - Rapport: A harmonious positive interaction - Components of Rapport: State of interest or engagement between interviewer & interviewee. Friendliness, Caring, Empathy, Respect. - Clarity of Expression : Relevance, Simplicity (kiss), Jargon, Structure, Repetition, Contrast, Emphasis - Self-Disclosure: Ability to talk truthfully about oneself. Identify 5 Step of a LE Interview (4162) - ANSWER -- Introduction - Rapport - Questions - Summary: Performed by the secondary Officer. - Close Identify Recommend Questioning Techniques & Types of Questions to Avoid (4162) - ANSWER -- Open Ended / Specific - TED: Tell, Explain, Describe - Avoid: Leading, Negative, Compound, Complex, Close-ended Identify the Principles of Non-Verbal Communication (4162) - ANSWER -- Physiological Effects of Stress: Fight or Flight, Sweating begins, Gastrointestinal Effects, Muscle tension - Culture: what is normal for a particular culture - Change: are the behaviors the results of the stress generated by your questions - Context: Also important is the timing of the change, arms folded may mean nothing. - Clusters: Most behavior representing deception occurs. Identify Verbal Indicators of Truth & Deception to Include the Cognitive Load Approach (4162) - ANSWER -- Truthful Responses: spontaneous, sincere, direct, concerned & helpful uses I or My - Deceptive Responses: guarded, insincere, often evades the question, appears unconcerned. - Deceptive Denials: hesitant, weak tone of voice, I swear to GOD! - Liars need to invent a story Identify Planning Considerations for a Suspect Interview (4162) - ANSWER -- Know your case: violations & required elements of proof. - Know your suspect: criminal, work, family, financial, educational history. - Know yourself: Ego, interview skills - Consider interview setting: no extra chairs, privacy, eliminate distractions - Gather all necessary paperwork - Identify topics for rapport - Prepare Monologue: photos, receipts, forensic reports - Develop themes: rationalization, projection & minimization (RPM's) - Develop choice questions: provide the suspect with a choice of motives - Know how to sell the affidavit Identify What Fingerprints Patterns are & How They are Formed (2007/2008) - ANSWER -- Friction ridge skin that contains numerous raised papillary ridges that form patterns. - Epidermis: top layer of skin - Dermis: lower layer of skin Identify What Makes Fingerprints Unique for ID Purposes (2007/2008) - ANSWER -- They are both individual & permanent Identify the 3 Major Fingerprint Pattern Groups & General Characteristics of All Fingerprint Patterns. (2007&2008) - ANSWER -- Loop, Arch, & Whorl patterns Identify the 3 Pharmacological Classifications of Drugs of Abuse (ST2065) - ANSWER -- Depressants, Hallucinogens, Stimulants Identify the Primary Narcotic substances in the Depressant Family (ST2065) - ANSWER -*Narcotic Depressants:* - Morphine: SII - Codeine: SII - Heroin: SI - Dilaudid: SII - Methadone: SII - Demerol: SII - Oxycodone: SII Identify the Primary Non-narcotic substances in the Depressant Family (ST2065) - ANSWER -*Non-Narcotic Depressants* - Tranquilizers - Alcohol - Barbiturates Narcotics (ST2065) - ANSWER -- Are derived from the opium poppy plant *Effects: Decreased Central Nervous System (CNS) activity, constrict pupils, used for anti anxiety, sleep or pain relief Physical Drug Dependence (ST2065) - ANSWER -- Body requires the presence of the drug to prevent physical withdrawal symptoms. Example: Heroin.