Question 1

The treatment afforded hostages in a prison crisis scenario, in a large part, will be a function of:

Accepted Answer

A)  How the staff treated inmates prior to the incident 
B)  How well the food tastes 
C)  Living conditions 
D)  None of the above 
A)  How the staff treated inmates prior to the incident 
B)  How well the food tastes 
C)  Living conditions 
D)  None of the above

Question 2

If the force used to quell a riot is wanton and unnecessary, prison officials may be guilty of violating the prisoners' _____________ Amendment rights.

Accepted Answer

A)  Fourth 
B)  Fifth 
C)  Sixth 
D)  Eighth 
A)  Fourth 
B)  Fifth 
C)  Sixth 
D)  Eighth

Question 3

Which of these is negotiable in the prison situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Escape 
B)  Weapons 
C)  Living conditions 
D)  Pardons or parole 
A)  Escape 
B)  Weapons 
C)  Living conditions 
D)  Pardons or parole

Question 4

Which of these countries was not discussed in the text for seeing a surge of kidnappings in recent years?

Accepted Answer

A)  Colombia 
B)  Afghanistan 
C)  Kazakhstan 
D)  Nigeria 
A)  Colombia 
B)  Afghanistan 
C)  Kazakhstan 
D)  Nigeria

Question 5

According to the text, which of these gangs is not a large threat in prisons?

Accepted Answer

A)  MS13 
B)  Aryan Brotherhood 
C)  Nuestra Familia 
D)  Yakuza 
A)  MS13 
B)  Aryan Brotherhood 
C)  Nuestra Familia 
D)  Yakuza

Question 6

Captive staff/ranking members of the prison administration should have _________ authority over any non-captive negotiating staff.

Accepted Answer

A)  Minimal 
B)  No 
C)  Normal 
D)  Maximum 
A)  Minimal 
B)  No 
C)  Normal 
D)  Maximum

Question 7

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, the negotiating team should make use of all but which of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  Psychologists 
B)  Doctors 
C)  Religious experts 
D)  Terrorism experts 
A)  Psychologists 
B)  Doctors 
C)  Religious experts 
D)  Terrorism experts

Question 8

___________ is the most common offense for veterans serving time at the federal level.

Accepted Answer

A)  Robbery 
B)  Sexual assault 
C)  Homicide 
D)  Assault 
A)  Robbery 
B)  Sexual assault 
C)  Homicide 
D)  Assault

Question 9

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, negotiators should:

Accepted Answer

A)  Understand the motives, beliefs and cause of the subject 
B)  Understand and argue against the motives, beliefs and cause of the subject 
C)  Try to change the beliefs of the subject by pointing out inconsistencies in beliefs 
D)  Try to convince the subject they will not become a martyr if they commit suicide 
A)  Understand the motives, beliefs and cause of the subject 
B)  Understand and argue against the motives, beliefs and cause of the subject 
C)  Try to change the beliefs of the subject by pointing out inconsistencies in beliefs 
D)  Try to convince the subject they will not become a martyr if they commit suicide

Question 10

According to the text, an influence or influences that has/have worked to shape the hostage taker, which produces cultural and racial differences, is/are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Family 
B)  Personal experience 
C)  Media 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Family 
B)  Personal experience 
C)  Media 
D)  All of the above

The treatment afforded hostages in a prison crisis scenario, in a large part, will be a function of:

If the force used to quell a riot is wanton and unnecessary, prison officials may be guilty of violating the prisoners' _____________ Amendment rights.

Which of these is negotiable in the prison situation?

Which of these countries was not discussed in the text for seeing a surge of kidnappings in recent years?

According to the text, which of these gangs is not a large threat in prisons?

Captive staff/ranking members of the prison administration should have _________ authority over any non-captive negotiating staff.

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, the negotiating team should make use of all but which of the following:

___________ is the most common offense for veterans serving time at the federal level.

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, negotiators should:

According to the text, an influence or influences that has/have worked to shape the hostage taker, which produces cultural and racial differences, is/are:

Crisis Management: History and Overview

Crisis Management: Crisis Response Team Elements

Crisis Management: Basics of Negotiations

Crisis Management: Risk Assessment

Crisis Management: Communication in Crisis Negotiations

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Emotionally Disturbed and Mentally Ill Individuals: Recognition and Guidelines

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Depressed and Suicidal Persons

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Special Populations

Crisis Management: Hostage Dynamics

Crisis Management: Managing Stress and Trauma

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Exam 11: Crisis Management: Special Topics in Negotiations

The treatment afforded hostages in a prison crisis scenario, in a large part, will be a function of:

If the force used to quell a riot is wanton and unnecessary, prison officials may be guilty of violating the prisoners' _____________ Amendment rights.

Which of these is negotiable in the prison situation?

Which of these countries was not discussed in the text for seeing a surge of kidnappings in recent years?

According to the text, which of these gangs is not a large threat in prisons?

Captive staff/ranking members of the prison administration should have _________ authority over any non-captive negotiating staff.

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, the negotiating team should make use of all but which of the following:

___________ is the most common offense for veterans serving time at the federal level.

When attempting to negotiate with martyrs, negotiators should:

According to the text, an influence or influences that has/have worked to shape the hostage taker, which produces cultural and racial differences, is/are:

Crisis Management: History and Overview

Crisis Management: Crisis Response Team Elements

Crisis Management: Basics of Negotiations

Crisis Management: Risk Assessment

Crisis Management: Communication in Crisis Negotiations

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Emotionally Disturbed and Mentally Ill Individuals: Recognition and Guidelines

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Depressed and Suicidal Persons

Crisis Management: Negotiating With Special Populations

Crisis Management: Hostage Dynamics

Crisis Management: Managing Stress and Trauma

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