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1. What three factors must be present for a crime to occur according to the crime triangle ?

2. What is appropriate use of force ?

3. What are some characteristics of practical appeal ?

4. What are the essential aspects of critical thinking ?

5. What percentage of the time is a message received and interpreted based on how something is said rather than what is said?

6. What are some helpful tools used to redirect someone's behavior using verbal persuasion ?

7. What are some characteristics of arranging the environment for effective communication ?

8. Methods of good problem solving involve what ?

9. The ability to infer a conclusion from one or multiple premises. To do so requires examining logical relationships among statements or data. What essential aspect of critical thinking is this?

10. What is the definition of critical thinking ?

11. What is selective use of force ?

12. What are some characteristics of positioning for effectiveness and safety ?

13. The execution of a tailored set of actions that address the most important findings of the problem analysis phase and focus on at least two of the following: 1) preventing future occurrences by deflecting offenders; 2) protecting likely victims; or 3) making crime locations less conductive to problem behaviors. What component is this of the SARA Model ?

14. The use of several sources of information to determine why a problem is occurring, who is responsible, who is affected, where the problem is located, when it occurs and what form the problem takes. Requires identifying patterns that explain the conditions that facilitate the crime or disorder problem. What component is this of the SARA model ?

15. Is a statement or proposition with supporting evidence. Critical thinking involves identify, evaluating, and constructing arguments. What essential aspect of critical thinking is this?

16. What percentage of an officer's duties involve verbal skills?

17. Other types of thinking use a general procedure. Critical thinking makes use of many procedures. These procedures include asking questions, making judgments, and identifying assumptions. What essential aspect of critical thinking is this ?

18. What percentage of the time is a message received due to content?

19. What are the elements of communication ?

20. What are some characteristics of ethical appeal ?

21. What are the four components of the SARA Model ?

22. What are the elements an officer must recognize and control in every encounter ?

23. What are some characteristics of posturing effect and control ?

24. What are some characteristics of rational appeal ?

25. What are the different types of verbal appeals ?

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