1
Q
What is the maximum number of hours a CDL driver can drive?
A
12 hours
This regulation is in place to ensure driver safety and prevent fatigue.
2
Q
What does CEW stand for in the context of law enforcement?
A
Conducted Energy Weapon
CEWs are used when handcuffed individuals exhibit defensive moves.
3
Q
Individuals under 17 years old are restricted from driving between which hours?
A
- 1 AM - 5 AM
- 11 PM - 5 AM
These restrictions are intended to enhance safety for young drivers.
4
Q
If a peace officer fails to gain admittance after announcing their authority, what may they use to enter a building?
A
All necessary and reasonable force
This applies when making an arrest by warrant or for a felony without a warrant.
5
Q
Upon taking a child into custody, a law enforcement officer may deliver the child for temporary custody not to exceed _______.
A
6 HOURS
This is for purposes such as fingerprinting or awaiting transport.
6
Q
Any political subdivision that receives a complaint against a law enforcement officer must forward the complaint within _______ business days.
A
5 business days
This ensures timely review or investigation of the complaint.
7
Q
An investigation into a complaint against a law enforcement officer is presumed inactive if no findings are made within _______ days.
A
45 days
This time frame helps to manage the investigation process.
8
Q
Crash reports revealing personal information are confidential for a period of _______ days after the report is filed.
A
60 days
This confidentiality protects the privacy of individuals involved in the crash.
9
Q
Who must make a written report of a crash if the driver is physically incapable?
A
The owner of the vehicle
The report must be made within 10 days after the crash.
10
Q
According to 49 C.F.R. s. 395.1, how many hours may a person operate a commercial motor vehicle solely in intrastate commerce without transporting hazardous materials?
A
- More than 12 hours following 10 consecutive hours off duty
- For any period after the end of the 16 hours after coming on duty following 10 consecutive hours off duty
These regulations ensure safety and compliance in commercial driving.
11
Q
When a law enforcement officer issues a citation, what must they record?
A
The race and ethnicity of the violator
This information must be maintained by law enforcement agencies and reported annually.
12
Q
By what date must law enforcement agencies report the recorded race and ethnicity information to the department?
A
April 1 annually
This requirement is part of ensuring accountability and transparency in law enforcement.
13
Q
Beginning on July 1, 2023, what must the department do with the collected data?
A
Annually report the data to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives
This is part of the accountability measures for law enforcement agencies.
14
Q
What is the maximum total outside width of any vehicle or load according to width limitations?
A
102 inches
This measurement excludes safety devices deemed necessary for safe and efficient operation.
15
Q
Vehicles exceeding 96 inches in width may be restricted on public roads that do not have at least one through lane of _______ feet or more in width in each direction.
A
12 feet
Restrictions are based on safety and engineering analyses.
16
Q
Define Cancellation in the context of driver licenses.
A
The act of declaring a driver license void and terminated
This action effectively removes the individual’s driving privileges.
17
Q
What does Disqualification mean regarding driving a commercial motor vehicle?
A
A prohibition that precludes a person from driving
This is different from an out-of-service order.
18
Q
Define Revocation in the context of driving privileges.
A
The termination of a licensee’s privilege to drive
This means the individual can no longer legally operate a vehicle.
19
Q
What is meant by Suspension of a driver’s license?
A
The temporary withdrawal of a licensee’s privilege to drive
This is not a permanent loss of driving privileges.
20
Q
A person under 17 years of age must be accompanied by a driver who is at least _______ years of age when operating a motor vehicle after 11 p.m. and before 6 a.m.
A
21 years
This rule applies unless the person is driving directly to or from work.
21
Q
For a person who is 17 years of age, what is the requirement when operating a motor vehicle after 1 a.m. and before 5 a.m.?
A
Must be accompanied by a driver who is at least 21 years of age
This applies unless the person is driving directly to or from work.
22
Q
What is required for a law enforcement officer to have probable cause to arrest for domestic violence?
A
Belief that the person has committed an act of domestic violence or dating violence
Defined in s. 741.28 and s. 784.046.
23
Q
True or false: The decision to arrest for domestic violence requires the consent of the victim.
A
FALSE
The decision does not require consent or consideration of the relationship of the parties.
24
Q
What is the public policy of the state regarding arrests for domestic violence?
A
Discourage arrest and charges of both parties against each other
Encourages training of law enforcement and prosecutors in these areas.
25
A law enforcement officer is immune from civil liability if they act in **good faith** under which conditions?
* Making an arrest under this subsection
* Under s. 741.31(4)
* Under s. 784.047
* Pursuant to a foreign order of protection
## Footnote
This immunity applies if due care is exercised.
26
Whenever possible, a law enforcement officer shall obtain a **written statement** from whom?
* The victim
* Witnesses
## Footnote
This statement concerns the alleged domestic violence.
27
The law enforcement officer must submit the report to whom?
The supervisor or other designated person
## Footnote
This is required by the employer's rules or policies.
28
What must the law enforcement agency send without charge after an incident of domestic violence?
* Initial police report
* Subsequent reports
* Supplemental reports
## Footnote
Excludes victim/witness statements or materials part of an active criminal investigation.
29
What is the **civil liability** status of a law enforcement officer acting in good faith during an arrest under certain subsections?
Immune from civil liability
## Footnote
This immunity applies if the officer exercises due care in making an arrest.
30
What should a law enforcement officer obtain from the **victim and witnesses** concerning alleged domestic violence?
A written statement
## Footnote
This statement is part of the officer's report to the supervisor.
31
What must the law enforcement agency do with the initial police report regarding domestic violence incidents?
Send a copy to the nearest locally certified domestic violence center within 24 hours
## Footnote
The report must exclude victim/witness statements and materials exempt from disclosure.
32
When can a law enforcement officer arrest a person suspected of domestic violence?
Upon probable cause that an act of domestic violence has been committed
## Footnote
The decision to arrest does not require the victim's consent.
33
What must officers do when complaints are received from **two or more parties** regarding domestic violence?
Evaluate each complaint separately for probable cause
## Footnote
This helps determine the appropriate response.
34
What is the preferred response of law enforcement regarding the **primary aggressor** in domestic violence situations?
Arrest is preferred only for the primary aggressor
## Footnote
This does not apply to individuals acting reasonably to protect themselves or others.
35
What organizations will the department consult with to develop policies for a statewide **evidence-based lethality assessment**?
* Department of Children and Families
* Florida Sheriffs Association
* Florida Police Chiefs Association
* Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence
* At least two domestic violence advocacy organizations
## Footnote
These consultations aim to establish necessary policies, procedures, and training.
36
What is the deadline for the department to adopt a **statewide lethality assessment instrument and form**?
January 1, 2025
## Footnote
The group must review questions and make recommendations regarding the lethality assessment.
37
By what date must the department report to the **President of the Senate** and the **Speaker of the House of Representatives**?
January 31, 2025
## Footnote
The report includes results and recommendations of the group, including proposed statutory changes.
38
What must be accessible to a law enforcement officer in an **online format**?
Training on how to administer a lethality assessment
## Footnote
This training is essential for proper implementation of the lethality assessment.
39
True or false: A law enforcement officer may administer a lethality assessment without receiving training.
FALSE
## Footnote
All officers must receive instruction on the policies and procedures for administering a lethality assessment.
40
What is the deadline for all requirements for training on administering a lethality assessment to be met?
October 1, 2026
## Footnote
This includes training for basic recruit training or continued employment.
41
List the first three questions a law enforcement officer must ask to administer a **lethality assessment**.
* Did the aggressor ever use a weapon against you or threaten you with a weapon?
* Did the aggressor ever threaten to kill you or your children?
* Do you believe the aggressor will try to kill you?
## Footnote
These questions are part of the lethality assessment process.
42
What is the purpose of the **statewide lethality assessment**?
To evaluate the risk of lethality in domestic violence situations
## Footnote
It aims to identify victims at high risk of severe harm or death.
43
What is the definition of **assault** according to section 784.011?
An intentional, unlawful threat by word or act to do violence, coupled with apparent ability to do so, creating a well-founded fear of imminent violence
## Footnote
Assault is classified as a misdemeanor of the second degree, except in specific circumstances.
44
True or false: The court can issue **mutual orders of protection** in cases of domestic violence.
FALSE
## Footnote
The court is prohibited from issuing mutual orders but can issue separate injunctions for protection.
45
Where can a petition for an **injunction for protection against domestic violence** be filed?
* Circuit where the petitioner resides
* Circuit where the respondent resides
* Circuit where the domestic violence occurred
## Footnote
There is no minimum residency requirement to file a petition.
46
What is the maximum duration for an **ex parte temporary injunction**?
15 days
## Footnote
A full hearing must be set before the temporary injunction expires.
47
What must a final judgment on an injunction for protection indicate regarding firearms?
It is a violation of s. 790.233 for the respondent to possess any firearm or ammunition
## Footnote
This constitutes a first degree misdemeanor.
48
Fill in the blank: A person who assaults another in furtherance of a **_______** commits a misdemeanor of the first degree.
riot
## Footnote
This is specified under subsection (3) of section 784.011.
49
What actions can the court take regarding a **continuance of the hearing** for an injunction?
* Grant a continuance for good cause
* Extend the injunction if necessary
## Footnote
Continuance may be needed to obtain service of process.
50
What is the penalty for a person who commits an **assault** under normal circumstances?
Misdemeanor of the second degree
## Footnote
Punishable as provided in s. 275.082 or s. 775.083.
51
What case did the **First District Court of Appeal** rule on regarding the open carry of firearms?
McDaniels v. State (1D2023-0533)
## Footnote
This case struck down Florida's general ban on the open carrying of firearms.
52
The Court applied the decision from which **United States Supreme Court** case in its ruling?
New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1(2022)
## Footnote
This case established that the Second Amendment protects the right to openly carry firearms in public.
53
What was found unconstitutional in the **McDaniels v. State** ruling?
The blanket prohibition on open carry
## Footnote
It lacked any historical tradition to support it.
54
According to the ruling, who may now carry a firearm openly on their person?
An adult at least 18 years old who is legally allowed to possess a firearm
## Footnote
A person must be at least 21 years old to carry a concealed handgun under s. 790.01, F.S.
55
True or false: **Law enforcement** may still enforce the general open carry ban after the McDaniels ruling.
FALSE
## Footnote
Law enforcement may not enforce Section 790.053, F.S. any longer.
56
What authority do **private property owners** have regarding firearms on their premises?
They may set rules prohibiting firearms and trespass individuals carrying firearms without permission
## Footnote
A person who refuses to leave may be subject to removal and arrest for armed trespassing.
57
In what types of areas may adults lawfully possess and openly carry firearms according to the ruling?
* Public areas
* Buildings
* Within their vehicle
* While riding a motorcycle
## Footnote
Troopers must be prepared for encounters in these situations.
58
What does **s. 790.10, F.S.** prohibit regarding firearm exhibition?
Improper exhibition of a firearm
## Footnote
Anyone exhibiting a firearm in a rude or careless manner may be arrested.
59
What other statutory restrictions on firearm possession remain in effect despite the McDaniels ruling?
* Prohibition against felons possessing firearms
* Persons subject to protective orders
* Section 790.115, F.S. regarding school property
* Restrictions while intoxicated or contrary to federal law
## Footnote
These restrictions continue to be enforced.
60
What should troopers consider when responding to meetings of state and local government officials regarding firearms?
Work in coordination with government officials and local law enforcement
## Footnote
There may be different restrictions under the McDaniels ruling.
61
What might a trooper charge if a person exhibits poor muzzle discipline with a firearm?
Improper exhibition under s. 790.10, F.S.
## Footnote
Troopers may articulate the crime based on training and experience.
62
What is expected from Florida's lawmakers following the **McDaniels ruling**?
Discussion of legislation to conform state law to the Court's ruling
## Footnote
Troopers will be notified of any future changes.
63
Under what condition may a **child** be placed into or transported in a police car with an **adult under arrest**?
If the adult is alleged or believed to be involved in the same offense or transaction as the child
## Footnote
This rule applies except in emergency situations.
64
If a member is dissatisfied with the response of the **Step 1 Representative**, what is the next step?
File their grievance with the **Chief of Personnel Services**
## Footnote
The grievance must be filed within seven (7) business days following receipt of the response.
65
What is the time frame for the **Chief of Personnel Services** to meet with a member filing a **Step 2 grievance**?
Within five (5) business days following receipt
## Footnote
The meeting can be in person or by phone.
66
What is the response time for the **Chief of Personnel Services** after meeting with the member regarding a grievance?
Within five (5) business days
## Footnote
The decision at Step 2 will be final in all grievances filed under this policy.
67
How many weeks of job-protected leave does **FMLA** provide to eligible members?
Up to 12 weeks (or 480 hours)
## Footnote
FMLA also includes a special leave entitlement for family members to take up to 26 weeks.
68
What is the time limit for an employee to submit a grievance at **Step 1** after becoming aware of the event?
Within 15 days
## Footnote
This applies from the date on which the employee knew or should have known of the event.
69
If a grievance is not resolved at **Step 1**, what is the next step for the grievant?
Submit the grievance in writing to the **Agency Head** or designated representative
## Footnote
This must be done within 15 days following receipt of the decision at Step 1.
70
Requests for leave of **40 contiguous hours or more** should be made at least ______ days in advance.
60 days
## Footnote
This is to ensure the provisions of the Article may be fully implemented.
71
What happens to **special compensatory leave credits** that are not used by the specified dates?
They shall be paid at the employee's current regular hourly rate of pay
## Footnote
This applies to credits earned on or after November 1, 2019.
72
What is the primary focus of the **Accessibility** section mentioned?
Investigate
## Footnote
This indicates a need for further examination of accessibility issues.
73
What is the maximum number of **patrol vehicles** that should be engaged in a pursuit unless approved by a supervisor?
Three
## Footnote
This guideline aims to minimize risk to the general public during a pursuit.
74
When setting up a **roadblock**, how many units should be used at a minimum?
Three
## Footnote
Two units block lanes of travel, and one unit warns and directs traffic.
75
What should be considered before using the **PIT maneuver**?
* Condition of the roadway
* Visibility
* Traffic volume
* Pedestrian traffic
* Type of fleeing vehicle
* The occupants
## Footnote
These factors affect the safety and effectiveness of the maneuver.
76
True or false: **Intentional contact** is authorized only when the PIT maneuver is unsuccessful or impractical.
TRUE
## Footnote
Intentional contact should be weighed against the necessity to stop the fleeing suspect to prevent harm.
77
What should a supervisor do if a pursuit lasts longer than **five minutes**?
Notify the Troop Watch Supervisor (TWS)
## Footnote
If the supervisor is unable to notify, they should request notification by the RCC.
78
Any pursuit involving a Florida Highway Patrol vehicle that results in a **traffic crash** will be investigated by whom?
A supervisor
## Footnote
If the crash involves injury, death, or major property damage, the investigation will be supervised on-scene by a lieutenant or above.
79
What report must be completed anytime the **PIT** or **intentional contact** is used?
Supervisory Use of Control Report
## Footnote
This report documents the use of control techniques during pursuits.
80
Who is referred to as the **Director** of the Florida Highway Patrol?
The Commander, also known as the Colonel
## Footnote
This title denotes the leadership position within the Florida Highway Patrol.
81
What is the **Division** of the Florida Highway Patrol part of?
Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
## Footnote
This division oversees the operations and functions of the Florida Highway Patrol.
82
Members must ensure that their **supervisor**, the **Troop Commander**, and the **duty station** are aware of their current _______.
residence address and telephone number
## Footnote
This is for emergency notification/call out purposes, and changes must be reported within 48 hours.
83
The **Florida Highway Patrol** is a Division of the Department of the Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, accountable to the _______.
Governor and Cabinet
## Footnote
This accountability is provided for in Chapter 20, Florida Statutes.
84
Unless exigent circumstances prevail, the span of control for managers/supervisors shall not exceed _______.
seven to ten subordinates
## Footnote
This is for day-to-day operations.
85
Members shall prepare and submit the **Monthly ODE Report** listing all periods of OPE worked and time billed during any calendar month by the _______.
fifth calendar day after the end of any month
## Footnote
Reports must be submitted through the appropriate chain of command.
86
The office of Strategic Services shall retain hireback program payroll reports for _______.
five fiscal years
## Footnote
This is a requirement for record-keeping.
87
Requests for reimbursement of **Class A and B travel** must be processed through STMS within _______ after the end of the travel period.
five working days
## Footnote
Exceptions apply for reimbursements involving a travel advance, which must be processed within three working days.
88
Class A travel is for a period of _______ or more.
24 hours
## Footnote
The travel day is defined as a calendar day (midnight to midnight).
89
For Class A travel, the traveler is reimbursed one-fourth of the authorized rate of per diem for each _______ of the travel day included within the travel period.
quarter or fraction thereof
## Footnote
Quarters are composed of six-hour increments.
90
Class B travel is for a period of less than twenty-four hours but requires _______.
overnight absence from official headquarters
## Footnote
The travel day begins at the same time as the travel period.
91
For Class B travel, the traveler is reimbursed one-fourth of the authorized rate of per diem for each _______ of the travel day included within the travel period.
quarter or fraction thereof
## Footnote
Quarters are composed of six-hour increments beginning at the time of travel.
92
Members must ensure that their **supervisor**, the **Troop Commander**, and the **duty station** are aware of their current _______.
residence address and telephone number
## Footnote
This is for emergency notification/call out purposes, and changes must be reported within 48 hours.
93
The **Florida Highway Patrol** is a Division of the Department of the Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, accountable to the _______.
Governor and Cabinet
## Footnote
This accountability is provided for in Chapter 20, Florida Statutes.
94
Unless exigent circumstances prevail, the span of control for managers/supervisors shall not exceed _______.
seven to ten subordinates
## Footnote
This is for day-to-day operations.
95
Members shall prepare and submit the **Monthly ODE Report** listing all periods of OPE worked and time billed during any calendar month by the _______.
fifth calendar day after the end of any month
## Footnote
Reports must be submitted through the appropriate chain of command.
96
The office of Strategic Services shall retain hireback program payroll reports for _______.
five fiscal years
## Footnote
This is a requirement for record-keeping.
97
Requests for reimbursement of **Class A and B travel** must be processed through STMS within _______ after the end of the travel period.
five working days
## Footnote
Exceptions apply for reimbursements involving a travel advance, which must be processed within three working days.
98
Class A travel is for a period of _______ or more.
24 hours
## Footnote
The travel day is defined as a calendar day (midnight to midnight).
99
For Class A travel, the traveler is reimbursed one-fourth of the authorized rate of per diem for each _______ of the travel day included within the travel period.
quarter or fraction thereof
## Footnote
Quarters are composed of six-hour increments.
100
Class B travel is for a period of less than twenty-four hours but requires _______.
overnight absence from official headquarters
## Footnote
The travel day begins at the same time as the travel period.
101
For Class B travel, the traveler is reimbursed one-fourth of the authorized rate of per diem for each _______ of the travel day included within the travel period.
quarter or fraction thereof
## Footnote
Quarters are composed of six-hour increments beginning at the time of travel.
102
What is required for **Class C reimbursement**?
Annual Legislative approval
## Footnote
Without this approval, Class C reimbursements cannot be processed.
103
Class C travel is designated for what type of trips?
Short or day trips where the traveler is not away overnight
## Footnote
This type of travel does not involve overnight stays.
104
Are **Class C allowances** taxable?
Yes, they are taxable and included in gross income reported on W-2
## Footnote
These allowances are processed through the Payroll System and subject to withholding.
105
What is the **subsistence allowance** for breakfast?
$6.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before 6 a.m. and extends beyond 8 a.m.
106
What is the **subsistence allowance** for lunch?
$11.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before noon and extends beyond 2 p.m.
107
What is the **subsistence allowance** for dinner?
$19.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before 6 p.m. and extends beyond 8 p.m., or during nighttime hours due to special assignment.
108
Is a **per diem or meal allowance** paid for travel within city limits?
No, except for FHP employees in emergencies
## Footnote
This applies under the authority of the Governor's Executive Order.
109
Class C travel is allowed for duty assignments requiring travel how far from official headquarters?
100 miles or more
## Footnote
This is applicable during normal meal hours.
110
Members traveling within their assigned territory on daily routine duty less than 100 miles are generally not entitled to Class C travel, except for which specific exceptions?
* Field members temporarily reassigned outside town limits
* FHP and Motorist Services members at regional meetings
* Members subpoenaed to represent the Department
* Members attending approved conventions without included meals
## Footnote
These exceptions allow for Class C travel under specific circumstances.
111
What is the **standard travel distance** for travel other than air travel?
400 miles per day
## Footnote
This is based on official road distances.
112
Travel must be conducted by what type of routes?
The most direct travel routes
## Footnote
This ensures efficiency in travel.
113
What is required for **Class C reimbursement**?
Annual Legislative approval
## Footnote
Without this approval, Class C reimbursements cannot be processed.
114
Class C travel is designated for what type of trips?
Short or day trips where the traveler is not away overnight
## Footnote
This type of travel does not involve overnight stays.
115
Are **Class C allowances** taxable?
Yes, they are taxable and included in gross income reported on W-2
## Footnote
These allowances are processed through the Payroll System and subject to withholding.
116
What is the **subsistence allowance** for breakfast?
$6.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before 6 a.m. and extends beyond 8 a.m.
117
What is the **subsistence allowance** for lunch?
$11.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before noon and extends beyond 2 p.m.
118
What is the **subsistence allowance** for dinner?
$19.00
## Footnote
Applicable when travel begins before 6 p.m. and extends beyond 8 p.m., or during nighttime hours due to special assignment.
119
Is a **per diem or meal allowance** paid for travel within city limits?
No, except for FHP employees in emergencies
## Footnote
This applies under the authority of the Governor's Executive Order.
120
Class C travel is allowed for duty assignments requiring travel how far from official headquarters?
100 miles or more
## Footnote
This is applicable during normal meal hours.
121
Members traveling within their assigned territory on daily routine duty less than 100 miles are generally not entitled to Class C travel, except for which specific exceptions?
* Field members temporarily reassigned outside town limits
* FHP and Motorist Services members at regional meetings
* Members subpoenaed to represent the Department
* Members attending approved conventions without included meals
## Footnote
These exceptions allow for Class C travel under specific circumstances.
122
What is the **standard travel distance** for travel other than air travel?
400 miles per day
## Footnote
This is based on official road distances.
123
Travel must be conducted by what type of routes?
The most direct travel routes
## Footnote
This ensures efficiency in travel.
124
What is the **span of control**?
Total number of subordinates a supervisor can manage effectively
## Footnote
It refers to the optimal number of direct reports for a supervisor.
125
What are the characteristics of **tall hierarchies**?
* Numerous levels of command
* Less direct reports for each leader
* Maximizes control and communication
* Expensive to operate
## Footnote
Early police leaders modeled their agencies after military organizations.
126
What are the characteristics of **flat hierarchies**?
* Limited levels of command
* More direct reports for each leader
* Modern police agencies are moving toward this model
* One supervisor can lead up to 10 people
## Footnote
This model better utilizes capable officers and technology.
127
What does the **ABC's of behavior** stand for?
* Antecedents
* Behavior
* Consequences
## Footnote
These components help in understanding leadership and influence on subordinates.
128
Define **antecedents** in the context of leadership.
Leader's expectations for subordinates, which are non-negotiable
## Footnote
Subordinates do not get input into these expectations.
129
What is meant by **behavior** in the ABC's of behavior?
Up to each individual; leaders can influence but not control behavior
## Footnote
Clear antecedents and consistent consequences help in influencing behavior.
130
What are **consequences** in the ABC's of behavior?
Results of an action; can be negative sanctions or positive rewards
## Footnote
Consequences are essential for reinforcing desired behaviors.
131
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **word choice**?
7%
## Footnote
This refers to the semantics of what is said.
132
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **verbal presentation**?
38%
## Footnote
This refers to how something is said.
133
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **non-verbal communication**?
55%
## Footnote
This includes body language and other non-verbal cues.
134
What is **active listening**?
A structured form of listening that focuses attention on the speaker
## Footnote
The listener must repeat in their own words what they think the speaker said.
135
What is **content listening**?
Understanding and retaining what the speaker said
## Footnote
It is essential for effective communication.
136
What is the **span of control**?
Total number of subordinates a supervisor can manage effectively
## Footnote
It refers to the optimal number of direct reports for a supervisor.
137
What are the characteristics of **tall hierarchies**?
* Numerous levels of command
* Less direct reports for each leader
* Maximizes control and communication
* Expensive to operate
## Footnote
Early police leaders modeled their agencies after military organizations.
138
What are the characteristics of **flat hierarchies**?
* Limited levels of command
* More direct reports for each leader
* Modern police agencies are moving toward this model
* One supervisor can lead up to 10 people
## Footnote
This model better utilizes capable officers and technology.
139
What does the **ABC's of behavior** stand for?
* Antecedents
* Behavior
* Consequences
## Footnote
These components help in understanding leadership and influence on subordinates.
140
Define **antecedents** in the context of leadership.
Leader's expectations for subordinates, which are non-negotiable
## Footnote
Subordinates do not get input into these expectations.
141
What is meant by **behavior** in the ABC's of behavior?
Up to each individual; leaders can influence but not control behavior
## Footnote
Clear antecedents and consistent consequences help in influencing behavior.
142
What are **consequences** in the ABC's of behavior?
Results of an action; can be negative sanctions or positive rewards
## Footnote
Consequences are essential for reinforcing desired behaviors.
143
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **word choice**?
7%
## Footnote
This refers to the semantics of what is said.
144
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **verbal presentation**?
38%
## Footnote
This refers to how something is said.
145
What percentage of a message's impact is attributed to **non-verbal communication**?
55%
## Footnote
This includes body language and other non-verbal cues.
146
What is **active listening**?
A structured form of listening that focuses attention on the speaker
## Footnote
The listener must repeat in their own words what they think the speaker said.
147
What is **content listening**?
Understanding and retaining what the speaker said
## Footnote
It is essential for effective communication.
148
What is **critical listening**?
Understanding and evaluating the meaning of the speaker's message on several levels
## Footnote
This includes logic, strength of evidence, validity of conclusions, implications, intentions, and omissions.
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What is **empathic listening**?
Understanding the speaker's feelings, needs, and wants
## Footnote
This allows appreciation of the speaker's point of view.
150
Identify the **Big Five** personality traits.
* Openness
* Conscientiousness
* Extroversion
* Agreeableness
* Neuroticism
## Footnote
Also known as the Five Factor Model and acronym OCEAN.
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Define **Openness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Features characteristics such as imagination and insight with a broad range of interests
## Footnote
This trait reflects a person's willingness to engage with new experiences.
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Define **Conscientiousness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes thoughtfulness, good impulse control, goal-directed behaviors, and organization
## Footnote
Extreme conscientiousness may verge on obsessive-compulsive behaviors.
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Define **Extroversion** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes excitability, sociability, talkativeness, assertiveness, and emotional expressiveness
## Footnote
Extroverts are often energized by social interactions.
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Define **Agreeableness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes trust, altruism, kindness, affection, and pro-social behaviors
## Footnote
This trait reflects how well a person gets along with others.
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Define **Neuroticism** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Tendency to experience emotional instability, anxiety, moodiness, irritability, and sadness
## Footnote
Individuals high in this trait may struggle with emotional regulation.
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What are the **dichotomies** in personality types?
* Extraversion vs. Introversion (E vs. I)
* Sensing vs. Intuition (S vs. N)
* Thinking vs. Feeling (T vs. F)
* Judging vs. Perceiving (J vs. P)
## Footnote
These dichotomies help categorize personality preferences.
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Describe **Extraverts** in terms of energy focus.
Focus of energy and attention is in the external world
## Footnote
They enjoy meeting new people and often think while talking.
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Describe **Introverts** in terms of energy focus.
Focus of energy and attention is in the internal world
## Footnote
They prefer to reflect internally and need time to gather thoughts.
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What is **critical listening**?
Understanding and evaluating the meaning of the speaker's message on several levels
## Footnote
This includes logic, strength of evidence, validity of conclusions, implications, intentions, and omissions.
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What is **empathic listening**?
Understanding the speaker's feelings, needs, and wants
## Footnote
This allows appreciation of the speaker's point of view.
161
Identify the **Big Five** personality traits.
* Openness
* Conscientiousness
* Extroversion
* Agreeableness
* Neuroticism
## Footnote
Also known as the Five Factor Model and acronym OCEAN.
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Define **Openness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Features characteristics such as imagination and insight with a broad range of interests
## Footnote
This trait reflects a person's willingness to engage with new experiences.
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Define **Conscientiousness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes thoughtfulness, good impulse control, goal-directed behaviors, and organization
## Footnote
Extreme conscientiousness may verge on obsessive-compulsive behaviors.
164
Define **Extroversion** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes excitability, sociability, talkativeness, assertiveness, and emotional expressiveness
## Footnote
Extroverts are often energized by social interactions.
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Define **Agreeableness** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Includes trust, altruism, kindness, affection, and pro-social behaviors
## Footnote
This trait reflects how well a person gets along with others.
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Define **Neuroticism** in the context of the Big Five personality traits.
Tendency to experience emotional instability, anxiety, moodiness, irritability, and sadness
## Footnote
Individuals high in this trait may struggle with emotional regulation.
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What are the **dichotomies** in personality types?
* Extraversion vs. Introversion (E vs. I)
* Sensing vs. Intuition (S vs. N)
* Thinking vs. Feeling (T vs. F)
* Judging vs. Perceiving (J vs. P)
## Footnote
These dichotomies help categorize personality preferences.
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Describe **Extraverts** in terms of energy focus.
Focus of energy and attention is in the external world
## Footnote
They enjoy meeting new people and often think while talking.
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Describe **Introverts** in terms of energy focus.
Focus of energy and attention is in the internal world
## Footnote
They prefer to reflect internally and need time to gather thoughts.
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What are the **characteristics** of an **Introverted** person?
* Quiet in meetings
* May seem disinterested
* Reserved and hard to get to know
* Drained when talking with people, especially strangers
## Footnote
Introverts often prefer solitary activities and may find social interactions exhausting.
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Define **Sensing** in the context of information processing.
* Take in and present information sequentially
* See and collect facts and details
* Practical and realistic
* Start at the beginning and take one step at a time
* Specific and literal in communication
* Live in the present
## Footnote
Sensing individuals prefer established routines and procedures.
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Define **Intuition** in the context of information processing.
* See patterns, possibilities, connections, and meanings
* Conceptual and abstract
* Start anywhere and may leap over basic steps
* Speak and write in general, metaphorical terms
* Live in the future and enjoy change
## Footnote
Intuitive individuals are often drawn to new ideas and variety.
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What is the **Thinking** approach in decision-making?
* Use logic to analyze problems
* Assess pros and cons
* Focus on facts and principles
* Analyze situations objectively
* Spot flaws and faults easily
## Footnote
Thinking individuals may overlook emotional impacts in their decisions.
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What is the **Feeling** approach in decision-making?
* Use personal values to understand situations
* Focus on group or organizational values
* Good at understanding people and viewpoints
* Concentrate on relationships and harmony
## Footnote
Feeling individuals may overlook logical consequences in favor of emotional considerations.
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Define the **Judging** approach to tasks.
* Like to make plans and follow them
* Plan ahead to avoid last-minute changes
* Prefer to finish one task before starting another
* Enjoy structure and clear limits
* Handle deadlines comfortably
## Footnote
Judging individuals are often decisive and organized.
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Define the **Perceiving** approach to tasks.
* Respond resourcefully to changing situations
* Prefer to leave things open and gather more information
* Value flexibility and dislike rules
* May hesitate to make decisions
* Often rush to complete tasks at the last minute
## Footnote
Perceiving individuals thrive in spontaneous environments.
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What are the **top four characteristics** of a leader according to Kouzes and Posner (2017)?
* Honest
* Inspiring
* Visionary
* Competent
## Footnote
These traits are essential for effective leadership and influence.
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What are the **three basic styles of leadership** applied in a criminal justice organization?
* Autocratic
* Democratic
* Laissez-faire
## Footnote
Each style has different approaches to decision-making and involvement of subordinates.
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Define **Autocratic leadership**.
Leaders make all decisions without input from others
## Footnote
This style is characterized by a top-down approach.
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Define **Democratic leadership**.
Participatory leaders allow subordinates to have input in decision-making
## Footnote
This style is used when the situation permits collaboration.
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Define **Laissez-faire leadership**.
Hands-off approach allowing group members to make decisions
## Footnote
This style places few limitations on actions of group members.
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What are Stephen Covey's four **D's of time management**?
* Dump
* Delegate
* Decide when to do
* Do NOW!
## Footnote
These categories help prioritize tasks based on importance and urgency.
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What does **Dump** refer to in Covey's time management?
Tasks with low importance, low urgency
## Footnote
These tasks are not urgent and not important.
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What does **Delegate** refer to in Covey's time management?
Tasks with low importance, high urgency
## Footnote
These tasks are urgent but not important.
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What does **Decide when to do** refer to in Covey's time management?
Tasks with high importance, low urgency
## Footnote
These tasks are important but not urgent.
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What does **Do NOW!** refer to in Covey's time management?
Tasks with high importance, high urgency
## Footnote
These tasks are both urgent and important.
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What does **PODSCORB** stand for?
* Planning
* Organizing
* Directing
* Staffing
* Training
* Coordinating
* Budgeting
* Reporting
* Equipping
* Public Information
* Research
* Development
## Footnote
This acronym represents key functions in management.
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What does **Exonerated** mean in the context of allegations?
The allegation is true; however, actions were consistent with agency policy
## Footnote
This indicates that the agency acted appropriately despite the truth of the allegation.
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What does **Unfounded** mean in the context of complaints?
The complaint was clearly false or lacks credible evidence
## Footnote
This indicates no basis for the complaint.
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What does **Not Sustained** mean?
Insufficient proof to confirm or refute the allegation
## Footnote
This indicates a lack of evidence either way.
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What does **Sustained** mean in the context of allegations?
The allegation is true; actions were inconsistent with agency policy
## Footnote
This indicates a violation of policy.
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What are the two types of **cartridges** used by the TASER-7?
* Close Quarters Cartridges (CQ)
* Stand-off Cartridges (SD)
## Footnote
Each cartridge type is engineered for specific ranges and probe spreads.
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The **Close Quarters Cartridges (CQ)** are designed with a probe spread of how many degrees?
12 degrees
## Footnote
This design is intended for effective use at a range of four feet to 12 feet.
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The **Stand-off Cartridges (SD)** are engineered with a probe spread of how many degrees?
3.5 degrees
## Footnote
This design allows for effective use at a range of 11.5 feet to 25 feet.
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How often should TASER-7 CEW users replace the **rechargeable battery pack**?
Every thirty (30) days
## Footnote
Replacement should occur sooner if the battery level drops to 20% or lower.
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What is the timeframe for replacing the TASER-7 battery pack following any **discharge**?
Within three (3) business days
## Footnote
This applies to both intentional and unintentional discharges.
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