Law Enforcement Entrance Exam Quiz 08

Question 1 of 10

1. Question

A key feature of the obsessive-compulsive nature of the emotionally charged intensity is that it drives detectives in a number of ways in which detective has to categorize inner drive into four processes as Job-driven, Victim-driven, Criminal-driven, and Crime-driven. Which of the following describes Victim-driven?

Victim-driven is described by detectives as feeling that they are being challenged by the criminal to engage in a battle of wills to prove who is the smarter.
Victim-driven overlaps to some extent with the worth aspect of the job-driven process outlined previously.
Victim-driven is described by detectives as feeling that they are being challenged by the crime to come up with a logical and plausible account of how it occurred and to prove beyond reasonable doubt who is responsible for the crime.
Victim-driven has to do with the nature of the particular type of investigative job.

Question 2 of 10

2. Question

Which of the following does not describe a Lawyer?

Lawyers can be defined as knowledge workers.
Lawyers are professionals who have gained knowledge through formal education (explicit) and through learning on the job (tacit).
Lawyers are expected to perform this search as effectively and efficiently as a human expert.
Lawyers are professionals and oftentimes went through formal education and are known as knowledge workers.

Question 3 of 10

3. Question

What are Communities of Practice?

Communities of practice can be defined as knowledge workers.
Communities of practice have been defined as groups of people who are informally bound to one another by exposure to a common class of problems.
Communities of practice are expected to perform this search as effectively and efficiently as a human expert.
Communities of practice professionals and oftentimes went through formal education and are known as knowledge workers.

Question 4 of 10

4. Question

According to Susskind, there are six kinds of an expert system that can play an important role in law firms in the future, which of this statement define Planning Systems?

Planning Systems those systems offer specific solutions to problems presented to them.
Planning Systems planning systems reason in reverse, for these systems, are instructed as to a desired solution or outcome, and their purpose is to identify scenarios involving both factual and legal premises that justify the preferred conclusion.
Planning Systems guides take their users through such complex and extended procedures, ensuring that all matters are attended to and done within any prescribed time periods.
Planning Systems this category of the system has most often been used to assist in auditing or reviewing compliance with legal regulations.

Question 5 of 10

5. Question

Online legal services can be categorized as DIgital Delivery Services and Legal Web Advisors, which of the following describes a Digital Deliver Services?

Digital Deliver Services offer interactive legal advice delivered via extranets using artificial intelligence.
Digital Deliver Services deliver a human legal product by digital means: the simplest example is the use of e-mail to distribute legal documents.
Digital Deliver Services those systems offer specific solutions to problems presented to them.
Digital Deliver Services guides take their users through such complex and extended procedures, ensuring that all matters are attended to and done within any prescribed time periods.

Question 6 of 10

6. Question

Which of the following does not belong to the three essential aspects of the CORPORUM System?

The CORPORUM system interprets the text in the sense that it builds ontologies.
The CORPORUM system is the interest model is applied as a knowledge base in order to determine contextual and thematic correspondence with documents available in the system.
The CORPORUM system is the interest model and the text interpretation process drives an information search and extraction process that characterizes hits in terms of both relevance and content.
The CORPORUM software consists of a linguistic component, taking care of tasks such as lexical analysis and analysis at the syntactical level.

Question 7 of 10

7. Question

What are Expert Systems?

Expert systems are such systems applied in the auditing environment within the public accounting domain.
Expert systems interpret a text in the sense that it builds ontologies.
Expert systems are computer systems designed to make expert-level decisions within complex domains.
Expert systems those systems offer specific solutions to problems presented to them.

Question 8 of 10

8. Question

What is Externalization according to the SECI Process?

Externalization is the process of converting new tacit knowledge to tacit knowledge.
Externalization process of converting tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge.
Externalization is collected from inside and outside the organization and then combined, edited, and processed to form new knowledge.
Externalization process of converting explicit knowledge into more complex and systematic sets of explicit knowledge

Question 9 of 10

9. Question

What kind of Knowledge Management Strategy does an Efficiency-driven business apply?

An efficiency-driven business may apply the flow strategy where information networks are important.
An efficiency-driven business may apply the growth strategy where networks of experts, work processes, and learning environments are important.
An efficiency-driven business may apply a process of converting new tacit knowledge to tacit knowledge
An efficiency-driven business may apply the stock strategy where databases and information systems are important.

Question 10 of 10

10. Question

What is KMS Stands for?

KMS -Know More Systems
KMS -Knowledge Management Systems
KMS -Knowledge Multimedia Systems
KMS -Know-All Managerial Systems

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