Exam 10: Management Planning
Exam 1: A History and Philosophy of Police Management19 Questions
Exam 2: From Philosophy to Outcomes15 Questions
Exam 3: Organizational Culture15 Questions
Exam 4: Leadership Behavior Styles15 Questions
Exam 5: Creating a Breed of Super-Sergeants20 Questions
Exam 6: Succession Planning15 Questions
Exam 7: Organizational Environment20 Questions
Exam 8: Transactional Analysis20 Questions
Exam 9: Understanding Personnel Through Mbti20 Questions
Exam 10: Management Planning20 Questions
Exam 11: Problem Identification and Decision Making20 Questions
Exam 12: Management by Objectives20 Questions
Exam 13: Fiscal Management15 Questions
Exam 14: Use of Power15 Questions
Exam 15: The Use of Force20 Questions
Exam 16: Communication During High Profile Crises20 Questions
Exam 17: Civil Liability and Accreditation20 Questions
Exam 18: Ethics for the 21st Century20 Questions
Exam 19: The School Resource Officer Program: Establishing a Police Presence in Schools20 Questions
Exam 20: Assessment Center Process19 Questions
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Planning is the foundation on which much of police management is based.
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This approach exhibits a low or negative concern for system and stability coupled with a strong willingness to accept risk and take advantage of opportunities.
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A manager's concern for risk can be determined by:
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In this approach, the police manager is concerned with system, is willing to take risks, and wants to take advantage of opportunities.
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With this approach, long-range planning is both systematic and flexible to encourage innovation and creativity.
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In the purposeful approach to decision making, the police manager is not willing to take risks.
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Before selecting a management planning approach, a police manager should evaluate its positive and negative features and its influence on the future of the department. The police manager should also:
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In the __________ approach, risk-taking is promoted and trust is placed in the judgment of the department personnel.
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Concern for risk is the second basic set of concerns for planning.
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The police manager who uses the _________ approach shows a high concern for system and stability and a desire to avoid risk, innovation, and creativity.
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Concern for system is one of the two basic sets of concerns in police management planning.
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This type of police manager demonstrates minimal concern for system and a desire to avoid risk.
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The highest priority with the ________ approach is to create a stable organization by developing rules and regulation to minimize tasks.
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This approach holds that there is no long-range planning because in law enforcement the future is totally unpredictable.
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Concerning the entrepreneurial approach, which of the following is true?
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In the ___________ approach, long-range planning is both systematic and flexible to encourage innovation and creativity as new facts and opportunities arise.
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Which of the following is not one of the concerns for system?
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According to the text, what is the foundation on which much of police management is based?
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