Instructional Objectives for this activity: · Determine acceptable and unacceptable police officer behavior. · Compare and contrast ideologies, ethics, and moral behavior of the police. Complete the...

Criminal Justice in the Community week 8 teamwork Week 8: Week Eight - D: Teamwork  Only 150 words. Instructional Objectives for this activity: ? Determine acceptable and unacceptable police officer behavior. ? Compare and contrast ideologies, ethics, and moral behavior of the police. Complete the following: There is evidence to suggest the relationship between police department and minority groups have been strained at best. Numerous police departments have been subject to numerous civil rights complaints, harassment complaints, and lack of service complaints where the police refuse to respond to calls for service in minority neighborhoods. There are documented cases of profiling and discrimination by police officers throughout the United States. As a group, please answer the following the question(s): You are a consultant hired by a police department to address a problem of discrimination by police officers toward minority citizens. Evidence suggests that the allegations are valid, and it is your responsibility to develop some type of comprehensive program to deal with this. How would you address the task? What critical elements must be included?Outcomes of material and objectives you will learn in this unit: You will become familiar with these course objectives: Psychology is concerned primarily with three basic behavior processes: learning, motivation, and perception. All systems of psychology are interested in these processes, although with different emphases. Some psychologists stress learning, while others value perception, or motivation. They have different perspectives, but all agree that these processes are closely related (Carter, 2002, p. 251). Motivation is concerned with the why- the reasons for behavior. It involves what are called value judgment and includes the inculcation of norms and attitudes. It is not necessary for our purposes to review these behavioral processes in detail. Very briefly, then, the psychologists who...