Exam 1: The Evolution of Police Leadership and Administration

Our policing system is responsible for all of the following functions EXCEPT:

The enforcement activities of police officers determine:

The London Metropolitan Police was based upon the principle that:

An external factor that influences managerial decisions in a police learning organization is:

Define the characteristics of strategic policing.

Since the 1830s, the word "police" has come to mean:

Identify the characteristics of the top suburban police departments.

A product of the deprofessionalization syndrome is the creation of street cop culture.

The Strategy reform era involves community partnerships, response to calls-for-service, and after-the-occurrence crime investigation.

According to Peel's Principles of Law Enforcement, the true test of police efficiency is:

In order for police organizations to engage in strategic management they must:

Describe the various types of American police departments.

The origins of professional policing can be traced to the creation of the:

The first visionary in policing to advocate the adaptation in policing of theories and concepts drawn from the fields of management, sociology, psychology, and social work is:

According to O. W. Wilson, each assignment of responsibility must carry with it a commensurate authority to accomplish the task.

During what era did a number of influential police chiefs and police scholars redefine the police function and organization?

An early American police department that did not owe its loyalty to political bosses is:

Kelling and Moore (1988) divided the organizational development of American professional policing into all of the following eras EXCEPT:

Managerial decisions in learning organizations are influenced by a diverse set of factors that are derived from without and within these organizations.

In strategic policing, strategy is characterized by: