Community-Oriented Policing Involves

question 19

Multiple Choice

Community-oriented policing involves:

• A) reconsideration of the crime-fighting role, with greater emphasis on service and order maintenance.
• B) expansion of the crime-fighting role through the use of forensic sciences.
• C) emphasis on the command and control structure of bureaucratic organization.
• D) expanding the role of federal law enforcement in local neighborhoods.

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Definitions:

Key Stress Symptom

A primary or significant sign indicating the presence of stress in an individual.

Punctuality To Tardiness

The transition from being on time to experiencing delays or being late, indicating a shift from adherence to expected time frames to deviation from them.

Cooperation To Hostility

Describes the shift in interaction from collaborative and friendly to antagonistic and confrontational.

Personal Wellness

The holistic balance and well-being of an individual, encompassing physical, mental, and emotional health.