FINAL EXAM Flashcards
4 Core Components of Emotional Intelligence
(SA, SM, SOA, RM)
1) Self Awareness: Knowing your emotions
2) Self-Management: Controlling your emotions
3) Social Awareness: Sensing others emotions
4) Relationship Management: Communicating, Resolving Conflict, and Building Relationships
5 Leadership Practices:
(M.C.I.E.E)
1) Model the way.
2) Challenge the process..
3) Inspire a shared vision..
4) Enable others to act.
5) Encourage the heart.
Emotional Intelligence Definition (P.E.A.U.R)
Ability to PERCIEVE and EXPRESS emotion and assimilate emotion in thought. In addition, is the ability to UNDERSTAND and REASON with emotion.
7 Competencies Alberta Public Services.
(CABSDDD). Acronym
- Creative Problem Solving.
- Agility.
- Build Collaborative Relationships.
- Systems Thinking.
- Drive for Results.
- Develop Self and Others.
- Develop Networks.
3 Phases of Angry:
- Nerves: Minor nuisances that are extremely ANNOYING to a person.
- Hot buttons: An emotional and usually controversial issue or concern that TRIGGERS an IMMEDIATE , INTENSE REACTION.
- Amygdala Hijack: a FAST and OVERWHELMING emotional response that allows us to RESPOND IMMEDIATELY to any DANGER, THREATS and FEAR. Also known as Fight or Flight.
When dealing with someone who has mental health issues or addiction, you should:
- Be patient.
- Firm but calm voice.
- Explain why you are there.
- Determine if they understand you.
- Repeat yourself.
- Refrain from stopping self-soothing behaviour unless it’s harmful.
- Physical contact maybe need to be limited.
What is needed for a new notebook entry? (5)
- Date YYYY-MMM-DD.
- Time.
- Partner’s name & #.
- Location/address at time of entry.
- Weather conditions.
What are the 4c’s of report writing:
- Complete: What, why, where, when, who and how.
- Concise: no unnecessary words or details.
- Clear: Easy to read and understand.
- Correct: It’s only correct if other 3 c’s are present.
Define a prisoner escort?
The movement of an inmate by any means, including foot, motor vehicle, or aircraft.
What are the 4 escorting procedures:
- Preparation.
- Searching.
- Loading/Unloading inmates.
- Escorting officer duties.
What are the 3c’s of escort theory:
- Care.
- Custody.
- Control.
5 Control Principles:
(Use of Force)
- Pain Compliance.
- Stunning Techniques..
- Distraction Techniques.
- Balance Displacement.
- Motor Dysfunction.
What are the 5 sections of legal authority for USE OF FORCE.
- Section 25 Authorizes the authorized. PEACE OFFICER.
- Section 26: Excess of Use of force ACCOUNTABILITY.
- Section 27: Authorizes EVERYONE to use force as is reasonably necessary.
- Section 34: Use of force to Protect PERSON.
- Section 35: to Protect PROPERTY.
How do you Seize Contraband?
- It must be FOUND during a LAWFUL SEARCH or in PLAIN SIGTH.
- DOCUMENT the incident, Details, Type, Description, Time, Place, and take Photos.
- ADVISE Sgt of the INCIDENT and SEIZURE.
- Complete a REPORT, Attach PHOTOS and NOTES.
What are the 2 Types of Contraband?
STATUTE: is the possession of any item or article which is PROHIBITED by a statute. It does not include anything prohibited by policy.
Examples: Illegal DRUGS, prohib WEAPONS , Suspected STOLEN PROPERTY.
NUISANCE: Anything that is NOT ALLOWED to be in INMATE’s POSSESSION or PUBLIC’S possession when Entering a Courthouse.
Examples: Liquor, Knives, Weapons, Prescription Drugs, Jury List.
5 P’s of a successful escort
- Prisoner.
- Paperwork.
- Property.
- Pistol.
- Partner.
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What do you do if you lose your notebook?
Inform your Sgt/supervisor.
What is the concept of lethal force?
It is NEVER to KILL the subject. Rather the intent is to GAIN CONTROL of the Subject while STOPPING the UNDESIRED Behaviour.
Reason for Terminating an
Escort:
- Security Breach.
- Safety Concern.
- Inclement Weather.
4 Safety Commandments.
- Treat all firearms as loaded all the time.
- Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
- Keep your finger off the trigger until you intend to fire.
- Be sure if your target, what’s behind it and around it.
Tactics and warning signs ( Anatomy of a setup)
From the inmate:
1. Flattery
2. Empathy
3. Sympathy
4. Helplessness
5. Sensitivity
6. Confidentiality
7. Isolate and protect
8. Touching
9. Sexual references
10. Coercion and intimidation
How to avoid it:
1. Professionalism
2. Recognition Training (learning the techniques and methods used by inmates).
3. Communication Monitoring.
4 know your procedures.
5. Confident Command.
6. Chain of command (let them know about situation).
7. Documentation (file report of incident).
8. Crisis Judgment (protect yourself and report it).
What is cover, concealment, and shielding?
Cover: Stops a threat from penetrating.
Concealment: Prevents you only from being seen.
Shielding: Something that you put between you and the threat to create time/distance.
SNS burnout:
After the first 10-15 seconds of highest performance, the officer experiences a drastic decrease of strength and energy.
What is tomb stone data?
Data that never changes:
Age, D.O.B, ethnicity, gender, height, eye colour, hair colour, nicknames, tattoos and scars.
What is an out of province escort?
The return of an inmate to or from a province / territory to attend to court.
Requires 5 different forms:
- Form 7 (arrest form).
- Form 28 (authority to act outside of jurisdiction).
- Affidavit.
- Six Day remand form.
- Crown Extension.
How do you handcuff an inmate that you are transporting?
Apply Shackles on ankles. Then link to hand cuffs to the front UNLESS the inmate is Pregnant, if it’s a Pchad or if it’s an Amputee with no arms/hands.
Shoulder pin:
- Rear Neck Lock, NO Compression.
- Mechanical Compression , CONSCIOUS Compliance.
- Continued Compression, subject is render UNCONSCIOUS .
What are the 7 tactical principles?
1) Winning mentality.
2) Cover and concealment.
3) Time/Distance ratio.
4) One plus one rule.
5) Threat cues.
6) De-escalation.
7) Verbal commands.
