Matching -Ethical Relativism

question 35

Multiple Choice

Matching
-Ethical relativism

• A) If other observers conducted the research again in the same setting, they would reach similar results
• B) A system that tracks specific types of officer behaviors
• C) The observer sees what is actually going on
• D) Focuses on the police organizations and its policies and practices
• E) What is considered good varied with the particular values of groups and individuals
• F) Statements compelled during and internal investigation cannot be used later in court
• G) Places moral worth on doing one's duty
• H) Used to appeal disciplinary action
• I) Used to ensure quality and competence
• J) The licensing process used to determine whether a police department meets general standards of policy and training

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Definitions:

Secondary Prevention

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Tertiary Programs

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Community Psychology

An area of psychology that focuses on understanding individuals within their social, cultural, economic, geographical, and political contexts, and on promoting community well-being.

Ecological Perspective

A perspective on health promotion that considers nested levels of analysis, viewing mental health problems in the context of characteristics of the individual (for example, coping skills, personality traits); the microsystem (that is, the family and social network); the exo-system, which mediates between the individual, the family, and the larger society (for example, work settings, schools, religious settings, neighbourhoods); and the macrosystem (for example, social norms, social class).