Police And Investigative Psychology
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Today, the psychological assessment instrument most commonly used to evaluate the emotional and general psychological suitability of police officers is the:
- A.
PAI
- B.
CPI
- C.
MMPI-2
- D.
16PF
- 2.When a police psychologist tries to eliminate those police applicants who demonstrate significant psychopathology, the process is called:
- A.
Selecting-in
- B.
Screening-out
- C.
Screening-in
- D.
Selecting-out
- 3.A testing procedure that puts police applicants into simulated law enforcement conditions that they may encounter on the job is called:
- A.
Situational testing
- B.
The Rorschach
- C.
Context testing
- D.
Simulated conflict testing
- 4.Profiling is:
- A.
Well accepted and widely used
- B.
Used comfortably and frequently by most police psychologists
- C.
Not a frequent investigative activity of police psychologists
- D.
Not questioned by any police psychologists
- 5.All of the following could be dynamic risk factors except:
- A.
Attitudes
- B.
Values
- C.
Ethnic background
- D.
Beliefs
- 6.A crime scene showing that the offender committed the crime without premeditation or planning is called a(n) __________ crime scene.
- A.
Organized
- B.
Disorganized
- C.
Mixed
- D.
Unregulated
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