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Chapter 14 Self Quiz
Preparing for Multiculturalism in the Criminal Justice System: Training and Policy
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One of the challenges relating to providing multiculturalism training for police officers is that
Most departments do not offer it
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Most departments offer very few hours dedicated to it
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Most police officers do not feel it is effective since the public needs training as well
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All of the above
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For more than a decade prior to December 2014, no more than 5% of Americans had named racism or race relations as the top problem facing the U.S., with the figure often measuring 0%. In December 2014 it was 13%.
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Tougher sentencing policies have disproportionately impacted less powerful groups in society, leaving many to believe that they too were intentionally designed to punish groups as opposed to individuals.
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In general, cultural diversity training should include
awareness of one's own cultural influences
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an understanding of other cultures
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comprehension of the emotional challenges faced in recognizing and understanding diversity
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all the above
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It is important to consider ___________ in the criminal justice system by recognizing the significance of
Political influences
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The effects of poverty
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The impact of racist attitudes
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