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Exam-SFO Benchmark 1 Flash Cards Questions andAnswers 100% Solved
What is Admissible in Court? Correct Answer-prior statements, admissions by defendant,
foundational (background evidence about person you're talking to)
What's the most important thing to do in a Report? Correct Answer-to not draw a
conclusion
What is the sympathetic nervous system? Correct Answer-fight, flight, or freeze
What is a cover officers job? Correct Answer-to observe and protect the contact officer
from outside interference
provide psychological advantage for the officer and a disadvantage for the suspect
What are the types of unethical behavior? Correct Answer-Malfeasance: intentional
conduct that is wrongful or unlawful
Misfeasance: Act that is proper but in a wrongful or injurious manner (ends justify means)
Nonfeasance: Failure to carry out a duty that is expected to be carried out in accordance with
an officers general standard of care
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What is the difference between ethical and morals? Correct Answer-Ethics tend to suggest
characteristics of universal fairness as to whether an action is acceptable and responsible
Morals are opinions or values that determine how a person behaves based on subjective
preferences
What are the three dynamics of conflict? Correct Answer-Cognitive ( Perception)
Perception belief or understandings ones needs, interests, wants, or values are incompatible
with someone elses
Emotional (Feeling) emotional reactions to a situation or interaction that signals a
disagreement of some kind
Behavioral (Action) Actions were taken to express feelings, articulate perceptions, or satisfy
needs in a way that interferes with someone elses ability to satisfy their own needs
What is the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model? Correct Answer-Avoiding, Accommodating,
Competing, Compromising, Collaboration or Cooperation
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What is Avoiding defined as in the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model? Correct Answer-
Avoids conflict by being unassertive, uncooperative, sidestep the issue, withdraw
What is Accommodating defined as in the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model? Correct
Answer-Sacrifices ones own goals or objectives to satisfy the other persons goals or objectives
What is Competing defined as in the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model? Correct Answer-
Assertive, uncooperative, and willing to pursue own concerns at others expense
What is Compromising defined as in the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model? Correct Answer-
Seeks to find a beneficial, mutually acceptable solution that satisfies or partially satisfies both
parties
What is Collaborating or Cooperation defined as in the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model?
Correct Answer-Combination of being assertive and cooperative with a desire to work to
identify solutions that meet both parties' needs
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What cases does the Justice Court handle? Correct Answer-Majority of Class B and C
Misdemeanors
Infractions
Traffic offenses committed by juveniles between the ages of 16 and 18
only matters within county or municipality limits
civil cases (small claims)
What can a Justice Courts issue? Correct Answer-Search Warrants
Arrest Warrants
What cases do District Courts handle? Correct Answer-all matters, both civil and criminal
not specifically excluded
all felonies and class a misdemeanors
class b and c misdemeanors and infractions if there is no justice court
qualifying offenses committed by individuals 16 or 17 years old
What court as Trial de Novo? Correct Answer-District Courts
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