LEAB Work Styles Questionnaire 2

Question 1

When working on a long-term investigation with many moving parts, you prefer to:

Accepted Answer

Create a systematic tracking system to organize evidence and leads

Answer

Effective investigators use systematic tracking to manage complex information and ensure no leads are overlooked.

Question 2

A colleague is visibly struggling to complete incident reports before end of shift. You:

Accepted Answer

Offer to assist with portions you are legally permitted to help with

Answer

Offering appropriate assistance demonstrates teamwork while respecting legal and procedural boundaries.

Question 3

Your supervisor gives instructions that appear to conflict with written department policy. You:

Accepted Answer

Seek clarification from your supervisor before proceeding

Answer

Seeking clarification resolves apparent conflicts before they become real compliance problems.

Question 4

During what starts as a routine traffic stop but escalates quickly, you:

Accepted Answer

Escalate your response proportionally while following training protocols

Answer

Proportional response guided by training protocols is the standard for rapidly evolving situations.

Question 5

When assigned to a repetitive patrol route with consistently low activity, you:

Accepted Answer

Stay alert and use quiet time to build community knowledge and situational awareness

Answer

Maintaining vigilance and building community knowledge makes every patrol productive and safe.

(LEAB) Law Enforcement Aptitude Battery Practice Test