Ethics

Question 1

Ethics

Answer 1

A system of principles that guide behavior

Question 2

Integrity

Answer 2

Adherence to ethical principles

Question 3

Ethical Risks of Police work

Answer 3

Moral dilemma
Moral ambiguity
The noble cause

Question 4

Moral Dilemma

Answer 4

Available choices and obligations do not allow for a moral outcome

Question 5

Moral Ambiguity

Answer 5

A lack of certainty about whether something is right or wrong

Question 6

The Noble Cause

Answer 6

A moral commitment to make the world a safer place

Question 7

Dual system thinking

Answer 7

system 1 and system 2 thinking

Question 8

slow and deliberative processing

Answer 8

system 2

Question 9

system 1 thinking

Answer 9

fast, automatic thinking

Question 10

psychological phenomenon that occurs when people allow themselves to engage in unethical behavior because they have previously engaged in good deeds.

Answer 10

Moral Licensing

Question 11

Taking action when you witness a situation that is harmful or unethical, rather than remaining a passive observer

Answer 11

Active Bystandership

Question 12

ORS 181A.681

Answer 12

Intervene- requires an officer to intervene to prevent or stop another officer engaged in any act the intervening officers know or reasonably should know is misconduct- unless the intervening officer cannot intervene safely
- Report- requires an officer who witnesses another officer engaging in misconduct or a violation of the minimum standards for physical, emotional, intellectual, and/ or moral fitness for public safety personnel established under ORS 181A.410 to report:
- as soon as practicable but no later than 72 hours after witnessing. This must be reported to:
- a direct supervisor of the reporting officer;
- a person in the reporting officer’s chain of command;
- DPSST

Question 13

5 Stages of Intervention

Answer 13

1- see the problem
2- determine whether action is required
3- decide to take personal responsibility to act
4- determine how to intervene
5- take action