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Why Ethics Training for Officers is important ? |
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UNDER STRESS, we react the way we have been trained. |
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A dilemma is a situation, in which an individual
(1) does not know the right course of action,
(2) has difficulty doing what they consider to be right, and
(3) finds the wrong choice very tempting. |
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Are our Personal and Professional lives seperate?
Why? |
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NO, both are intertwined because we are HELD to a HIGHER STANDARD. |
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List 6 expected Characteristics of the L.E. Profession ? |
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-Knowledge Base
-Standards and Examinations
-Clinical Relationship
-Ethical Principles
-Self-regulating and Accountable
-Legislation and Regulation |
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A Professional Officer is...? |
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-Competence
-Confident
-Ethical Conduct |
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5 Keys to Professionalism |
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-Discretion
-Oral Communication
-Written Communication
-Perception
-Ethics |
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The 5 "I"s of Professionalism |
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- Integrity
-Intellect
-Industry
- Initiative
-Impact |
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Moral commitment is having the fortitude to do the right thing in the face of pressures to act otherwise. |
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- Professional
- Avoider
- Enforcer
- Reciprocator |
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-The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession.
-A set of principles of right conduct, or a theory or a system of moral standards.
- A particular system of principles and rules concerning duty, whether true or false.
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Discretion involves making a conscious choice among courses of action
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žPublic aware you have some discretion |
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Name some Ethical Theories |
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- Virtue Ethics
-Utilitarianism
- Kantianism
- Contract Theory
- Care Ethics |
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