FCTC Human Relations and Teamwork Questions and Answers Flashcards
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In a correctional team setting, the term 'chain of command' primarily ensures:
Answer: Clear lines of authority and accountability for decisions
The chain of command establishes who is responsible for decisions, maintaining order and accountability throughout the facility.
Which behavior most undermines team morale in a correctional facility?
Answer: Publicly criticizing a coworker's decision in front of inmates
Publicly undermining a coworker diminishes staff authority, endangers security, and destroys team trust.
When giving constructive feedback to a team member, you should:
Answer: Address specific behaviors and offer actionable suggestions
Behavior-specific, timely, actionable feedback drives improvement without damaging the individual's self-esteem.
A team member consistently takes credit for group accomplishments. This behavior most directly damages:
Answer: Team trust, cohesion, and willingness to collaborate
Credit-stealing erodes the mutual trust that is the foundation of effective teamwork.
During a shift handover, what information is most critical to communicate to the oncoming team?
Answer: Any security incidents, inmate behavior changes, or unresolved issues
Accurate, security-relevant handover information ensures continuity and prevents dangerous information gaps.
A correctional officer who relies solely on authority and threats to manage both inmates and coworkers is demonstrating which leadership style?
Answer: Authoritarian leadership with coercive tactics
Coercive, threat-based management is authoritarian and typically produces resentment, low morale, and reduced cooperation.
What is the primary purpose of a team debriefing after a critical incident?
Answer: To review events, identify lessons learned, and support team members
Post-incident debriefs promote learning, improve future responses, and support the psychological well-being of team members.