LESSON 1 Flashcards

1
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An account or statement describing in detail an event, situation, or the like, usually as the result of observation, injury, ec.

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Report in general

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2
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It is a permanent record of activities, events or occurrences used by leaders and managers as basis in making administrative and operational decisions.

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Report in the context of an organization

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3
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A written account of an incident and the inquiry or investigation of that incident which aims to inform readers of the facts, and to recommend appropriate and practicable measures for decisions makers to resolve the subject of inquiry.

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Report within a public safety organization

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4
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It is a proof that you do your job.

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Report

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5
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It serves as basis for prosecution.

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Report

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6
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serve as source of statistical information.

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Report

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7
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Serves as reference for development of operational strategies, policy changes and training program formulation.

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Report

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8
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Source of stories by newspaper and media.

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Report

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9
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It is considered technical writing, and as such, one needs to develop special skills and techniques.

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Police report writing

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10
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It is the backbone of criminal investigation and prosecution.

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Police report writing

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An effective writer must use correct English, and must point directly to the written communication to save readers from reading unnecessary words.

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Clarity/Clear

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12
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In writing a report, all facts and information whether favorable or unfavorable to the concerned subject should be included.

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Accuracy

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13
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Proper note taking techniques can assure one to write complete reports.

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Completeness

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14
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One should use simple words so the reader will know exactly what he/she needs to know.

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Clarity/Clear

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15
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One must restrict his/her report to the facts of the incident as one saw it or as victims and witnesses reported them.

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Accuracy

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16
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It is achieved by omitting materials or information that is useless, irrelevant, and redundant.

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Brevity/Concise

17
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Most sentences in police reports are consist of how many words?

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12 to 15 words

18
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The investigation must not be influenced by emotion, personal prejudice or opinion.

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Fairness/Objectivity/Factual

19
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A writer should always base his reports on facts.

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Fairness/Objectivity/Factual

20
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Avoid reporting opinions, inferences, suppositions or hearsay as though they were facts.

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Fairness/Objectivity/Factual

21
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A good writer must be precise and specific in writing his or her report and should avoid ideas that could mislead the reader.

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Specificity

22
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A report must be completed in a timely manner and submitted at the soonest possible time.

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Prompt

23
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One’s credibility may be open to speculation if this quality of police report is not followed.

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Prompt

24
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Any activity that a writer engages in prior to the actual writing of the draft.

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Pre-Writing

25
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It is brainstorming or generating ideas in writing class.

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Pre-Writing

26
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GRO stands for?

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Gathering
Recording
Organizing facts

27
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Checking whether the report has the qualities of good writing such as accuracy, clarity, conciseness, objectivity and completeness.

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Content Evaluation or Editing

28
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This is the stage where you add, remove, replace, or re arrange words or phrases to exemplify above mentioned qualities and produce a report well worth reading.

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Content Evaluation or Editing

29
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The sequence of events must be followed in order to portray the incident clearly.

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Organizing

30
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Write for the reader and place yourself in his/her position.

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Writing the narrative

31
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This is a way of reading the proofs of a text and marking corrections to be made.

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Proofreadng