Question 1
What are some racial and ethnic minority perceptions that the police lack lawfulness and legitimacy based largely on? Select one.
Question 1 options:
Their interactions with the police
Secondhand stories
News stories
Stories read on social media
Question 2
What factors can create unintended harms that reinforce the community’s belief that the police have a racist agenda? Select all that apply.
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Question 2 options:
Current policing practices
Police voluntarily helping all races
Individual attitudes and behaviors
Criminal justice policies
Question 3
What are the goals of racial reconciliation between communities and law enforcement? Select all that apply.
Question 3 options:
They come to see that both have been contributing to harms neither desires.
They come to see that there is not an immediate opportunity for partnership.
They come to see that they misunderstand each other in important ways.
They come to see that in crucial areas, both want fundamentally the same things.
Question 4
What is a major factor that influences minorities applying to be police officers? Select one.
Question 4 options:
Trust
Skills
Education
Background
Question 5
There is one exception when racial profiling can be used by police officers. Officers are permitted to use race or ethnicity, when combined with other physical characteristics such as gender, weight, height, and age, to match someone to a specific suspect description for a particular crime. What is this exception called? Select one.
Question 5 options:
“Be on the lookout for” exception
“Suspect” exception
“Crime” exception
“Target” exception
Question 6
Research consistently shows that minorities are more likely than whites to view law enforcement with suspicion and distrust.
Question 6 options:
True
False
Question 7
What is a method for facilitating frank engagements between minority communities, police, and other authorities that allow them to address historical tensions, grievances, and misconceptions, and reset relationships? Select one.
Question 7 options:
Factionalism
Dissention
Reconciliation
Contention
Question 8
What may silence from the community toward police officers represent? Select all that apply.
Question 8 options:
A want to avoid triggering additional, unwanted law enforcement attention to their neighborhood
A manifestation of anger
Satisfaction with law enforcement
Apathy
Question 9
What is referred to as the unconstitutional practice of law enforcement targeting individuals due to the color of their skin? Select one.
Question 9 options:
Racial profiling
Discrimination
Inequity
Prejudice
Question 10
While police legitimacy is low across many communities of various races, the relationship between the police and which community comes with its own unique challenges and history? Select one.
Question 10 options:
Asian
African American
Hispanic
American Indian
Session B
Question 1
The public's perceptions about the lawfulness and legitimacy of law enforcement are important criteria for judging policing in a democratic society.
Question 1 options:
True
False
Question 2
What factors does the process of racial reconciliation address? Select all that apply.
Question 2 options:
Troubled relationships between the community and law enforcement
The desire of law enforcement to act differently and do better
How police have often treated minority individuals and communities with disrespect
The fact that traditional law enforcement has sometimes been both ineffective and caused unintentional damage
Question 3
Some people in minority communities affected by high levels of violent crime and disorder genuinely believe that police are using drug laws and other law enforcement as a means to oppress them. What are the causes of this thought process? Select all that apply.
Question 3 options:
High levels of intrusive police tactics, such as arrest and stop-and-frisk
Not being able to apply to be a police officer
Disrespectful behavior by police
History of legal oppression of minorities, such as slavery and Jim Crow laws
Question 4
What is it called when police comply with constitutional, statutory, and professional norms? Select one.
Question 4 options:
Lawfulness
Legitimacy
Obedience
Commitment
Question 5
What can racial and ethnic minority perceptions that the police lack lawfulness and legitimacy, based largely on their interactions with the police, lead to? Select one.
Question 5 options:
Trust of the police
Faith in humanity
Positive interactions in the community
Distrust of the police
Question 6
Reconciliation is a method of facilitating frank engagements between groups that allow them to address historical tensions, grievances, and misconceptions, and to reset relationships. What groups are involved? Select all that apply.
Question 6 options:
People from other communities
Police
Minority communities
Other authorities
Question 7
Reconciliation respects, without endorsing, the sometimes damaging narratives that law enforcement and minority groups have about each other.
Question 7 options:
True
False
Question 8
The end goal of racial reconciliation is to enter a process that will yield what benefits? Select all that apply.
Question 8 options:
Reducing violence
Giving pay raises to police officers
Reducing mass incarceration
Making policing easier and more productive
Question 9
What are important criteria for judging policing in a democratic society? Select all that apply.
Question 9 options:
The public’s perception of the lawfulness of law enforcement
The public’s perception of the laws in a community
The public’s perception of the legitimacy of law enforcement
The public’s perception of the number of police officers in a community
Question 10
Why can it be difficult to see cops as people? Select one.
Question 10 options:
Cops don’t experience the same things in society that other citizens do.
The news highlights the positive actions of police officers and not the negative.
The news highlights the negative actions of police officers and not the positive.
Cops are different than regular citizens.