Communication & Ethics Flashcards

Barriers/Police roles/etc

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Define Stereotyping and Prejudice

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Sterotyping - Widely held belief about a social group or type of individual based on prior assumptions. Rarely correct or accurate but not always negative

Prejudice - negative opinion formed without knowledge, thought or reason. Prejudice is always negative

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Define Procedural justice

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Individual’s perception they have been dealt with by police fairly which enhances individuals willingness to cooperate with police

Four components
1 - neutrality
2 - respect
3 - trustworthiness
4 - voice

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What is Moral Vulnerability and what are its causes

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Police officer’s morals erode over time because of the nature of their job. The job requires you to:
- be among those who are morally corrupt (criminals)
- endure a lot of lose/lose police jobs
- use morally problematic means

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Corruption definition
Omission definition
Noble cause Vs Process corruption
Under s211F Police act we must?

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Justice wood definition - ‘deliberate unlawful conduct whether by act or omission…’

  • Police corruption is when a police officer uses their position in a way that is wrong whether on or off duty

Process corruption - done for personal gain ‘wrong thing for wrong reason’
Noble cause corruption - unlawful conduct done without thought of personal gain ‘wrong thing for right reason’

Police Act s211F - police must report misconduct of other police to sergeant or above in writing

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Victim rights and support Act s5 Meaning of “ “

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Victim of crime

is a person who suffers harm as a direct result of a criminal offence

a person suffers harm if as of result of such act
- the person suffers actual physical bodily harm or psychological or psychiatric harm or
- the person’s property is deliberatley taken, destroyed or damaged

if person dies as result of the act, a member of that person’s immediate family is also a victim of crime

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What are our obligations to a victim of crime

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Provide duty of care (empathy, support)
Explain the process
Provide Victim card, explain the card
Seven day follow up

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Conflict management strategies

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  • focus on the situation
  • respond and remain professional
  • use verbal and non-verbal comms
  • paraphrase your understanding
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Listening and attending skills

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Listening is hearing what a person says

Attend is how we physicaly and pyschologically interact with the person

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Communication barriers

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  • language barrier
  • environmental barriers
  • cultural barrier
  • inclusion barrier (use of police jargon, not building rappot because lack of interest)
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Difficult customer

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  • remain calm, polite & professional
  • listen and acknowledge the customer
  • tell the customer when no further action can be take and why
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