Review questions 1. why is interoperability important? 2. why is it important for officers to treat suspects and inmates fairly? 3. what compels people to become police informants? name three possible motivators. 4. what are some of the barriers to effective communication with witnesses? name three. 5. in the reid technique, what are the three types of theme development? critical thinking questions 1. do you think police departments should be active on social media? why or why not? 2. based on what you've learned, do you think police interrogations are fair? why or why not? 3. do you think the reid technique is an effective method of interrogation? why or why not? 4. after studying this unit, do you think you would ever confess to a crime you didn't commit? 5. do you think the benefits of transitioning from 10-codes to plain talk outweigh the risks? why or why not?

1. Interoperability is important because it connected various systems from one departement of organization to another, which make it easier for us to monitor the overall operation in the organization.
2. If an inmate sees that a correcTonal oFcer is giving preferenTal treatment to other inmates, he will likely to display violent behaviors. On top of that, it will expose the prison departement towards potential lawsuit from those inmates.
3. The things that compels people to become informant are: - the benefit of punishment reduction , - life threatening situation if those people do not move from current place - patriotism
4 The type of barriers are Direct confrontaTon, which makes people appear hostile,  theme development, and controlling denials which make people unable to listen opposing opinion
5.The three type of theme development in reid training are RaTonalizing the crime, blaming the vicTm or someone else for the crime, and minimizing the seriousness of the crime
6. Yes. Social media could be utilized to give information about police departement programs or help in spreading information (such as missing persons or wanted criminals)
7.Yes, i believe so. In united States, everyone had the right to plead the fifth and got appointed a lawyer without having to talk about anything during the interrogation.
8. No i do not believe so. There is no research that indicates polygraph result in reid technique provide reliable answer. Therefore, using this technique might lead to some misconclusion in the interrogation.
9. No, i would never do that. Simply because there is no positive outcome that i could get by acknowledging crimes i did not commit
10. Personally, i do not believe so. Even though 10 codes provides longer duration of process, it at least minimize the potential of the departement in making a mistake in its decision

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