Justification for Use of Deadly Force Must Consider Not Only

question 35

True/False

Justification for use of deadly force must consider not only the legal right, but also the need to apprehend the suspect compared to the arresting officer's safety and the value of human life.

Grasp the role of mnemonics and other memory aids in enhancing memory capability.

Acknowledge the importance of plausibility and repetition in distinguishing between real and false memories.

Understand the different theories and processes of memory encoding, storage, and retrieval.

Identify and explain the impact of interference (proactive and retroactive) on memory recall.

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