15 Questions
Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in the course?
Criminal profiling
Which of the following is true about the midterm exams?
The first midterm covers material presented after the second midterm
What is the value of the final exam?
30%
Which of the following is NOT listed as a condition for a Law Enforcement Agency to want in their officers?
Tenure
What is one method that can be used to tap each competency in a job analysis?
Cognitive ability tests
Which of the following is NOT a category of personality inventories?
Measures of cognitive ability
What type of methods should a psychologist use when making recommendations based on test scores, observations, and interview material?
Actuarial-type methods
Evidence-based policing practices should meet which two standards?
Most effective and least harm
Which approach to policing focuses on interpersonal relational values and procedural fairness?
Community policing
What type of interviewing approach is supported by evidence and aims to develop rapport and elicit an account?
Direct, information-gathering approach
What role do psychologists play in the selection of law enforcement applicants?
Developing and administering tests
Which of the following is NOT a core domain of police psychology?
Individual therapy or counseling
What is the purpose of the Risk Assessment assignment mentioned in the text?
To complete the ODARA tool and create a risk assessment report
What was the focus of the author's PhD research?
Motivational and emotions aspects of interpersonal conflict resolution strategies
What led to the discussion of ethical principles in forensic consultation with law enforcement?
The publication of human rights abuses at Abu Ghraib prison
Study Notes
Course Topics and Exams
- The course does not cover a specific topic (to be determined).
- Midterm exams have a certain characteristic (to be determined).
- The final exam is worth a certain percentage (to be determined).
Law Enforcement Agency Preferences
- Law enforcement agencies desire certain qualities in their officers, excluding one specific trait (to be determined).
Job Analysis and Competency
- A method to tap each competency in a job analysis is to use a certain approach (to be determined).
Personality Inventories
- There are categories of personality inventories, excluding one specific type (to be determined).
Psychologist Recommendations
- When making recommendations, psychologists should use evidence-based and certain methods (to be determined).
Evidence-Based Policing Practices
- Evidence-based policing practices should meet two specific standards (to be determined).
Policing Approaches
- An approach to policing focuses on interpersonal relational values and procedural fairness (to be determined).
Interviewing Approaches
- A type of interviewing approach is supported by evidence and aims to develop rapport and elicit an account (to be determined).
Role of Psychologists
- Psychologists play a certain role in the selection of law enforcement applicants (to be determined).
Core Domains of Police Psychology
- There are core domains of police psychology, excluding one specific domain (to be determined).
Risk Assessment Assignment
- The purpose of the Risk Assessment assignment is to achieve a certain goal (to be determined).
Author's Research
- The author's PhD research focused on a specific topic (to be determined).
Ethical Principles in Forensic Consultation
- A certain event led to the discussion of ethical principles in forensic consultation with law enforcement (to be determined).
Test your knowledge on evidence-based policing and ethical practice (EBP) with this quiz. Explore the global standard in contemporary policing and understand the importance of meeting the standards of effectiveness and minimizing harm. Learn about the bias towards physical or "hard" evidence and the significance of soft science, hard science, and relational skills in policing.
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