The Routine Selection Process for Becoming a Law Enforcement Officer

question 2

Multiple Choice

The routine selection process for becoming a law enforcement officer includes tests that measure an applicant's ability to perform certain job-specific tasks such as running stairs, dragging a weight, or climbing a wall. This is an example of a(n) _____.

• A) physical ability test
• B) personality test
• C) trait test
• D) behavioral test
• E) IQ test

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Definitions:

Amacrine

A type of neuron in the retina that plays a critical role in the visual processing pathway by modulating the signal between bipolar cells and ganglion cells.

Superior Colliculus

A structure located in the midbrain that plays a role in visual processing and eye movement control.

Lateral Geniculate Nucleus

A part of the thalamus that processes visual information from the retina before it reaches the cortex.

Parietal Cortex

A part of the parietal lobe involved in processing sensory information relating to touch, spatial orientation, and navigation.