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QUESTION 1
- ____________________ and ____________________ are two types of prevention models that exist and can be implemented in order to neutralize or minimize threat once it has been identified and accessed.
| a. | Universal prevention models, selective prevention models | |
| b. | Zero tolerance prevention, selective prevention | |
| c. | Universal prevention, zero tolerance prevention | |
| d. | None of the above |
QUESTION 2
- Which of the following is NOT a nonconventional conflict-resolution method?
| a. | Arrest. | |
| b. | Mediation. | |
| c. | Arbitration. | |
| d. | Problem solving. |
QUESTION 3
- Which is not one of the three types of waivers for juveniles?
| a. | Judicial waivers. | |
| b. | Direct file statutes. | |
| c. | Statutes of limitations. | |
| d. | Exclusionary statutes. |
QUESTION 4
- In domestic violence situations, some police departments have moved toward arresting both parties regardless of who the primary aggressor is. This is referred to as:
| a. | Domestic resolution. | |
| b. | Dual arrests. | |
| c. | Domestic arrests. | |
| d. | None of the above. |
QUESTION 5
- Researchers have identified three distinct types of perpetrators of school violence. They include all EXCEPT:
| a. | Copycat killer. | |
| b. | Homicide suicide. | |
| c. | Stalkers. | |
| d. | Pseudo commando. |
QUESTION 6
- Double jeopardy is said to have occurred in which of the situations presented below?
| a. | Multiple punishments for the same offense. | |
| b. | A second prosecution for the same offense after acquittal. | |
| c. | A second prosecution for the same offense after conviction. | |
| d. | All of the above. |
QUESTION 7
- Improved communication skills on the part of law enforcement officers can lead to which of the following results:
| a. | Decreased need for use of coercive or more intrusive methods. | |
| b. | Improved public opinion regarding officers and law enforcement agencies. | |
| c. | Decreased risk of harm to officers and society. | |
| d. | All of the above. |
QUESTION 8
- Nonconventional conflict-resolution methods include:
| a. | Mediation. | |
| b. | Arbitration. | |
| c. | Counseling. | |
| d. | All of the above. |
QUESTION 9
- Dr. Collen, a forensic psychologist for the court, is asked to conduct an evaluation on a juvenile offender to aid in the court with their decision on dispositional placement. Dr. Collen is asked to provide critical information about a juvenile to help inform the decisions of the court regarding post adjudication questions. What is Dr. Collen being asked to conduct?
| a. | Forensic assessment. | |
| b. | Risk assessment. | |
| c. | Predisposition evaluation. | |
| d. | None of the above. |
QUESTION 10
- The SAFE model (Hamme, 2007) identifies four triggers typically characteristic of crisis negotiations. They include:
| a. | Substantive demands. | |
| b. | Attunement. | |
| c. | Emotions. | |
| d. | All of the above. |
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QUESTION 1
___________________ and ____________________ are two types of prevention models that exist and can be implemented in order to neutralize or minimize threat once it has been identified and accessed.
- Universal prevention models, selective prevention models
QUESTION 2
Which of the following is NOT a nonconventional conflict-resolution method?
- d) Problem solving.
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