Many police officers suffer from this psychological condition resulting from personal frustration and inadequate coping skills. In police culture, this is sometimes mistaken as an attitude problem
a. Cynicism
b. Burnout
c. Motivation
d. Hopelessness
b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The phenomenon known as _______________ was discovered in the 1940s during the testing of nuclear weapons
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
After accusing Iran of encouraging Iranians that are now living in Canada to infiltrate communities and disrupt opposition to the Iranian regime, after tiring of Iran’s constant threats against Israel, and the worry that a Canadian Embassy in Iran was vulnerable to attacks, what did the Canadians do?
a. The Canadians closed their embassy in Iran and threw Iranian diplomats out of Canada. b. Canada declared war on Iran until Iran signed a peace treaty with Israel and created agencies to stop Islamic terror worldwide. c. They apologized to Iran for any misunderstanding. d. The Canadian Embassy was fortified, the government drafted anti-terrorism legislation, and they sent troops to the Israeli military to help.
A person commits an offense of "injury" to a child, elderly, or "disabled person" if he or she intentionally, knowingly, recklessly by omission, or with criminal negligence (by act or omission) engages in conduct that causes _______ to a child who is fourteen years of age or younger, to an individual sixty-five years of age or older, or to a disabled individual.
a. serious bodily injury b. serious physical impairment c. disfigurement or deformity d. bodily injury e. All of the above respond to the question.