RCMP Police Aptitude Battery (RPAB) · Question
An officer observes a discrepancy between a witness's verbal statement and non-verbal cues. What should the officer prioritize?
It's important to explore inconsistencies respectfully to gather accurate information, as non-verbal cues can indicate discomfort or deception.
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Question: An officer observes a discrepancy between a witness's verbal statement and non-verbal cues. What should the officer prioritize?
Answer options:
- Assume the non-verbal cues are more accurate.
- Focus solely on the verbal statement. ✅ Politely probe the discrepancy without confrontation.
- Accuse the witness of lying immediately.
Correct answer: Politely probe the discrepancy without confrontation.
Explanation: It's important to explore inconsistencies respectfully to gather accurate information, as non-verbal cues can indicate discomfort or deception.
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