Florida Correctional Officer Safety Practice Test

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Which two methods are not accepted for identifying a person?

Personal Knowledge and Recognition
Government ID and Passport
Facial Recognition and Fingerprint
Biometric and Security Features

The correct answer is: Personal Knowledge and Recognition

Personal Knowledge and Recognition are not typically accepted methods for identifying a person in many formal or legal contexts. Personal knowledge relies heavily on subjective judgment and familiarity, meaning it can lead to inaccuracies or biases influenced by the individual’s prior experiences. Recognition, while it may seem straightforward, is also prone to error, as it depends on an individual’s memory and experiences, which can be unreliable. In contrast, the other methods mentioned, like Government ID, Passport, Facial Recognition, Fingerprints, Biometric data, and Security Features, are standardized and more reliable. They utilize objective criteria and advanced technology to verify identity, thus providing a higher level of accuracy needed for identification in official or security-sensitive situations.