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What are the three critical incident management stages?
Which of the following is NOT one of the five domains of emotional intelligence?
Which of the following best describes METHANE?
What are the four pressure points related to well-being?
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Which option is a key feature of the 4 Ps of Operation Contest?
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What does the SARA model stand for?
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What is the primary responsibility of SO15?
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What are the three stages of money laundering?
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Study Notes
Motivation Factors
- Three primary factors contributing to motivation: Equity, Camaraderie, Achievement.
Pressure Points
- Four main pressure points individuals experience: Alarm, Resistance, Exchange, Burnout.
Mental Toughness (4Cs)
- Key components of mental toughness:
- High Commitment
- High Control
- High Challenge
- High Confidence
Emotional Intelligence Domains
- Five domains of Emotional Intelligence:
- Self Awareness
- Managing Emotions
- Motivating Self
- Empathy
- Handling Relationships
Critical Incident Management
- Three critical stages for effectively managing incidents:
- Prepare
- Manage
- Restore
Principles of Incident Management
- Five guiding principles include:
- Co-locate
- Communicate
- Coordinate
- Jointly understand risk
- Shared situational awareness
METHANE Protocol
- An acronym for reporting major incidents:
- Major incident
- Exact location
- Type of incident
- Hazards involved
- Access routes
- Number of casualties
- Emergency services deployed
MIPP Definition
- Major Incident Public Portal (MIPP) is a system for managing major incidents.
ELVIS Acronym
- Key elements to assess in an incident:
- Evidence
- Life or limb priorities
- Victims
- Identify scene
- Suspect
4 Ps of Operation Contest
- Tactical responses categorized as:
- Prevent
- Pursue
- Protect
- Prepare
SO15 Responsibilities
- Essential functions of SO15 include:
- Prevent
- Pursue
Money Laundering Stages
- Three key stages of money laundering:
- Placement
- Layering
- Integrating
Types of Terrorist Cells
- Various configurations of terrorist cells:
- Single cell
- Lone cells
- Just below the surface
Incident Threat Types
- Categories of incident threats include:
- Negligence
- Compromised security
- Malicious acts
IIMARCH Framework
- Framework for incident assessment:
- Information
- Intent
- Methods
- Administration
- Risk Assessment
- Communication
- Humanitarian issues
Youth Offending Teams (YOT)
- YOT stands for Youth Offending Teams, aimed at preventing youths from offending under Section 37 of Criminal Disorder.
SARA Model
- Problem-solving model consisting of:
- Scanning
- Analyzing
- Response
- Assessment (including Community Impact Assessment)
Community Mapping
- A method for identifying and engaging different communities.
IAGS Definition
- Independent Advisory Groups, which assist in providing guidance on community issues.
PCC Meaning
- PCC stands for Police Crime Commissioner, a key role in overseeing local policing.
MET Public Attitude Survey
- An initiative by the MET to gauge public sentiments and attitudes towards policing.
THOR Acronym
- Framework assessing incidents focusing on:
- Threat
- Harm
- Opportunity
- Risk
Section 4 Road Closure Authority
- Allows a superintendent to enforce a road closure for checks on all vehicles.
Section 37 Criminal Disorder Impact
- Grants authority for Youth Offending Teams to prevent youth from engaging in criminal behavior.
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Description
Explore key elements that influence motivation, including equity, camaraderie, and achievement. Additionally, learn about the pressure points individuals face and the principles of managing incidents effectively. This quiz also covers emotional intelligence and mental toughness frameworks.
