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What was the traditional style of policing before the 1950s?
What was the traditional style of policing before the 1950s?
- Cultural diversity and communication training
- Informal recruitment and on-the-job training (correct)
- Proactive problem-solving and community involvement
- Formal training in shooting and arrest procedures
What was the focus of the Reform Era in police training?
What was the focus of the Reform Era in police training?
- Technical and mechanical aspects of duties (correct)
- Problem-solving and community involvement
- Generalist approach to policing
- Proactive problem-solving and crime prevention
What are some key principles of the COPS Era of policing?
What are some key principles of the COPS Era of policing?
- Formal training in shooting and arrest procedures
- Informal recruitment and on-the-job training
- Organizational decentralization
- Proactive problem-solving and community involvement (correct)
Which of the following is not a recommended area for training in modern policing?
Which of the following is not a recommended area for training in modern policing?
What is the importance of including soft skills training in policing?
What is the importance of including soft skills training in policing?
What principles should police academies integrate in order to accomplish the objectives of COPS?
What principles should police academies integrate in order to accomplish the objectives of COPS?
Which model does the Curriculum Maintenance System (CMS) use for police training?
Which model does the Curriculum Maintenance System (CMS) use for police training?
What is the focus of effective policing?
What is the focus of effective policing?
What are some of the skills considered perishable and requiring periodic refresher training for police officers?
What are some of the skills considered perishable and requiring periodic refresher training for police officers?
What type of training format have police academies traditionally followed?
What type of training format have police academies traditionally followed?
What percentage of their training time do police recruits spend on firearms, driving, first aid, self-defense, and other use-of-force tactics?
What percentage of their training time do police recruits spend on firearms, driving, first aid, self-defense, and other use-of-force tactics?
What is the emphasis of community-oriented policing (COPS)?
What is the emphasis of community-oriented policing (COPS)?
What percentage of basic training academy time is spent on cognitive and decision-making areas?
What percentage of basic training academy time is spent on cognitive and decision-making areas?
What type of learning approach is recommended for police recruits in community-oriented policing (COPS) training?
What type of learning approach is recommended for police recruits in community-oriented policing (COPS) training?
Which of the following is NOT considered a cognitive skill in police work?
Which of the following is NOT considered a cognitive skill in police work?
Which of the following is a contributing factor to the emotional exhaustion experienced by police officers?
Which of the following is a contributing factor to the emotional exhaustion experienced by police officers?
Which of the following is NOT a social skill important for police officers?
Which of the following is NOT a social skill important for police officers?
What is noble cause corruption in police work?
What is noble cause corruption in police work?
Study Notes
Traditional Policing Style
- Before the 1950s, policing focused on maintaining order and enforcing laws, with an emphasis on crime control and law enforcement.
Reform Era of Policing
- The Reform Era in police training focused on professionalizing police work, emphasizing the importance of education, training, and community relations.
COPS Era of Policing
- The COPS Era of policing focuses on community-oriented policing, emphasizing partnership-building, problem-solving, and community engagement.
- Key principles include cultural diversity, conflict resolution, and crisis intervention.
Training Recommendations
- Police training should include cognitive and decision-making skills, as well as soft skills like communication, empathy, and conflict resolution.
- Perishable skills, such as firearms and self-defense, require periodic refresher training.
Police Academy Training
- Traditional police academy training follows a behavioral approach, focusing on procedural and tactical skills.
- COPS-oriented police academies should integrate principles like community partnership, problem-solving, and cultural diversity.
- 70-80% of training time is spent on procedural and tactical skills, with only 20-30% on cognitive and decision-making areas.
Effective Policing
- Effective policing focuses on building trust, legitimacy, and partnerships with the community.
Officer Well-being
- Emotional exhaustion in police officers is contributed to by factors like traumatic events, shift work, and organizational stress.
- Noble cause corruption occurs when officers compromise ethical principles to achieve a perceived greater good.
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Test your knowledge of the COPS training curriculum and its key components, including the Curriculum Maintenance System (CMS) and the SECURE model. This quiz will assess your understanding of how the CMS integrates themes and approaches to resolve both short-term incidents and long-term recurring problems.
