To maintain effective liaison relationships, an investigator must avoid:

To maintain effective liaison relationships, an investigator must foster trust and mutual respect by ensuring consistent and meaningful communication. Contacting the liaison only when specific information is needed can damage the relationship, making it appear transactional rather than collaborative.

Regular Communication:

Maintain periodic contact to build rapport, even when specific requests are not necessary.

Trust Building:

Uphold confidentiality and deliver on promises to establish credibility.

Mutual Benefit:

Ensure both parties gain value from the relationship, fostering long-term collaboration.

A: Mutual benefits strengthen the relationship.

B: Periodic contact is essential for trust and rapport.

C: Violating trust is unacceptable but not the most directly relevant to liaison maintenance here.

Best Practices for Liaison Relationships:Why Other Options Are Incorrect:ASIS CPP® References:

Domain 6: InvestigationsEmphasizes the importance of liaison relationships in information sharing and cooperation.