How many steps are included in the Internal Affairs Investigative Process?

• A. Step 1
• B. Step 2
• C. Step 3
• D. Step 4

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is that the Internal Affairs Investigative Process is made up of two distinct phases. In this framework, there are two steps in total: the initial intake and triage to determine applicability and gather basic facts, followed by the formal investigation where evidence is collected, witnesses are interviewed, and findings are documented. Because the material defines the process with two clear stages, the correct choice is the one that indicates two steps. Choices suggesting three or four steps don’t fit the established structure, and suggesting only one step would overlook the crucial intake and investigation phases.