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The earliest form of professionalism, came from…
a. military
b. religious orders
c. medical society
d. law |
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“The occupation which one professes to be skilled in”, defines…
a. professional
b. profession
c. professor
d. none of these |
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“The Learned Professions are”;
a. divinity, law, military
b. divinity, law, medicine
c. divinity, military, medicine
d. medicine, military, law |
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b. divinity, law, medicine
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“One who is engaged in one of the learned or skilled professions, or in a calling considered socially superior to a trade or craft”.
a. profession
b. professor
c. professional
d. none of these |
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Which of these would be a “Learned Professional”?
a. pilot
b. nurse
c. lawyer
d. all the above |
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Which of these is NOT an advantage of professional police departments?
a. public is better served
b. higher salaries
c. ethical conduct
d. stronger community support and respect |
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The prime beneficiary of a professional and ethical criminal justice system is the…
a. public
b. police
c. department
d. all the above |
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In the study of ethics it is critical to understand that the _______ is as important at the act.
a. consequence
b. motive
c. profit
d. belief |
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Attitudes and actions must be in line with the basic _______ if they are to have a positive effect on the public.
a. moral codes
b. laws of the land
c. departmental policy
d. a & b |
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“________ involves the expression or use of facts without distortion by personal feelings or prejudices.”
a. Subjectivity
b. Prejudice
c. Objectivity
d. Profession |
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Ethics are a _______ behavior.
a. learned
b. inherited
c. basic
d. systematic |
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“The state or quality of mind that enables one to face danger with self-possission, confidence and resolution, bravery and valor”, defines
a. ethics
b. professional conduct
c. courage
d. honor |
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Refusing a gratuity or refusing to participate in a cover-up, is examples of …
a. courage
b. moral courage
c. physical courage
d. ethical behavior |
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