Question 1

The refers to the rift between line officers and personnel with rank above lieutenant, and the resulting conflicts and antagonism between the two groups.

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Question 2

A patrol officer's street environment includes the locations where daily work is carried out and the kinds of people encountered there.

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Question 3

A department in which relationships are familial and officers count on informal friendship and alliances in their work is an example of .

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Question 4

The belief that a department should be organized hierarchically is characteristic of .

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management cop culture

Question 5

Manning and Redlinger (1977)  found that narcotics agents may be compelled to commit noble cause corruption by

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A)  financial necessity.
B)  curiosity about the effects of drugs.
C)  lack of ethics training.
D)  departmental pressures.E) A) and D)
F) A) and C)

Question 6

The belief that all citizens are potential criminals and that dark threats are everywhere is characteristic of

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A)  avenging angel syndrome.
B)  siege mentality.
C)  street cop culture.
D)  the crevasse.E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

Question 7

The activities of line officers and their friends are not to be discussed with others, according to the .

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Question 8

According to Reuss-Ianni (1983:1) , the organization of policing is best understood in terms of the interactions between street cop culture and

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A)  management cop culture.
B)  popular culture.
C)  the general public.
D)  line cop culture.E) B) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 9

Management cop culture is characterized by a belief in

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A)  the "good old days" of policing.
B)  value-based decisionmaking.
C)  rule utilitarianism.
D)  principles of scientific management.E) A) and D)
F) A) and C) D

Question 10

Barker's survey of police behavior found that testimonial deception among police officers was

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A)  widely tolerated.
B)  a rare occurrence.
C)  strongly condemned.
D)  occasionally permissible.E) B) and C)
F) A) and B)

Question 11

refers to the skills police officers have to contain turbulence below the edge of significant danger.

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Question 12

The idea that the activities of line officers on a particular shift are not to be discussed with others, especially management, is the basics of what Reuss-Ianni calls

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A)  street environment.
B)  boomerang effect.
C)  the code.
D)  management cop culture.E) All of the above
F) C) and D)

Question 13

The operative assumption of guilt means that

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A)  police officers believe any one they arrest is guilty.
B)  police officers believe anyone who confesses to a crime.
C)  an innocent person must prove he or she is innocent.
D)  a guilty person assumes responsibility for his or her behavior.E) A) and C)
F) B) and C)

Question 14

The ability to identify wrongdoing based on intuition, not fact, is called

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A)  the numerology of authority.
B)  noble-cause corruption.
C)  edge control.
D)  sixth-sense suspicion.E) C) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 15

means the accepted practices, rules, and principles of conduct that are situationally applied by line officers within a particular organization.

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Police culture

Question 16

Street justice or violence acted out by police officers against individuals or groups they personally dislike is characterized as

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A)  street cop culture.
B)  the avenging angel syndrome.
C)  the warping effect.
D)  post hoc compliance.E) A) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 17

In police-citizen interactions, the point at which turbulence turns into physical danger is called

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A)  the edge.
B)  the crevasse.
C)  the code.
D)  the warping effect.E) None of the above
F) B) and C)

Question 18

The problem with deceptive legal practices used to trick or badger a suspect into confessing is that

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A)  citizens subjected to these techniques end up disliking the police.
B)  they encourage street officers to cross the line to noble-cause corruption.
C)  the behavior, while legal, is morally questionable.
D)  all of the aboveE) None of the above
F) B) and C)

Question 19

Type 2 drug corruption is corruption that occurs

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A)  in the pursuit of material gains.
B)  when the officer is off duty.
C)  because of a rotten apple.
D)  in support of organizational goals.E) A) and D)
F) A) and B)

Question 20

The New Mexico Highway 40 Cocaine Courier profile states, "The vehicle occupants are usually resident aliens from Colombia." This is an example of

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A)  noble cause corruption.
B)  operative assumption of guilt.
C)  the code.
D)  racial profiling.E) None of the above
F) C) and D)

Exam 8: Police Culture, Ends Orientation, and Noble-Cause Corruption

The refers to the rift between line officers and personnel with rank above lieutenant, and the resulting conflicts and antagonism between the two groups.

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A patrol officer's street environment includes the locations where daily work is carried out and the kinds of people encountered there.

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A department in which relationships are familial and officers count on informal friendship and alliances in their work is an example of .

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The belief that a department should be organized hierarchically is characteristic of .

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Manning and Redlinger (1977) found that narcotics agents may be compelled to commit noble cause corruption by

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The belief that all citizens are potential criminals and that dark threats are everywhere is characteristic of

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The activities of line officers and their friends are not to be discussed with others, according to the .

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According to Reuss-Ianni (1983:1) , the organization of policing is best understood in terms of the interactions between street cop culture and

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Management cop culture is characterized by a belief in

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Barker's survey of police behavior found that testimonial deception among police officers was

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refers to the skills police officers have to contain turbulence below the edge of significant danger.

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The idea that the activities of line officers on a particular shift are not to be discussed with others, especially management, is the basics of what Reuss-Ianni calls

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The operative assumption of guilt means that

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The ability to identify wrongdoing based on intuition, not fact, is called

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means the accepted practices, rules, and principles of conduct that are situationally applied by line officers within a particular organization.

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Street justice or violence acted out by police officers against individuals or groups they personally dislike is characterized as

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In police-citizen interactions, the point at which turbulence turns into physical danger is called

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The problem with deceptive legal practices used to trick or badger a suspect into confessing is that

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