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Chapter 6 Practice Quiz
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Rotten apples theory rejects the claim that police corruption may be caused by organizational- or community-level factors.
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Rotten barrels theory is an organizational theory of police integrity.
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Rotten orchards theory suggests that under certain conditions, police enforcement of the law is problematic and doing so may earn officers a reprimand.
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Rotten orchards theory is an organizational theory of police integrity.
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This specialized examination assesses a candidate's emotional stability and helps identify whether she possesses certain traits believed relevant to future success.
Polygraph
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Preemployment psychological evaluation
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Drug testing
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Bona fide occupational qualification (BFOQ)
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Police academy instructors' "war stories":
Have both latent and manifest content
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Are designed to test the values of academy enrollees
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Typically include elements of danger, hardship, or adventure
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Field training officers (FTOs):
Have little impact on new officers vulnerability to organizational pressures
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Are part of programs that been shown to produce both practical and legal benefits to departments
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Only evaluate new officers' efficiency in performing their assigned duties
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Do not volunteer for this duty
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The "blue wall of silence" associated with police officers:
Strongly condemns officers daring to report the unethical or illegal behavior of other officers
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Expresses the level of loyalty expected of members of the group
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Is a value associated with "the" police culture
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These challenge police officers' existing moral compasses and may result in a not-so-subtle shift in the bearing of the compass toward becoming corrupt.
Contingencies
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Apologia
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Moral experiences
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Introduction
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Ethical issues surrounding, and moral dilemmas confronting, police officers arise from which of the following sources?
The recruitment, selection, and training of police officers
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The culture of policing
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The tactics of policing the organizational climate of police departments
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The individual context of police ethics relates to:
The behavior of the citizens with whom police officers interact
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The behavior of individual officers as they go about fulfilling their duties
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The culture of the specific community that is being policed
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The organizational culture of a specific police departments and the values contained in that culture
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At which level of analysis is the "rotten barrels" theory of police ethics?
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Community
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Organizational
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Police academy instructors'"war stories":
Serve as parables used by veteran officers to share informal lessons with novices about working as a police officer
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Are rarely used
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Have been found to be blatantly racist and/or sexist
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Cannot be used to test an enrollee's fitness for the job
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