Question 1

Of the Pherson's four types of analysis, Descriptive is most driven by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Data 
B)  Statistics 
C)  Observation 
D)  Active Listening 
A)  Data 
B)  Statistics 
C)  Observation 
D)  Active Listening A

Question 2

Can crisis negotiators access all information on a suspect without restrictions or approval?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

What choice needs to be made at the start of a crisis incident?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tactical or negotiation response 
B)  Who is in command 
C)  Who has jurisdiction 
D)  Where the negotiation team should set up 
A)  Tactical or negotiation response 
B)  Who is in command 
C)  Who has jurisdiction 
D)  Where the negotiation team should set up A

Question 4

There are three issues in risk assessment that negotiators use; they are the probability of violence, the imminence of violence, and:

Accepted Answer

A)  Past violence 
B)  Threatened violence 
C)  The severity of violence 
D)  How experienced the negotiator is 
A)  Past violence 
B)  Threatened violence 
C)  The severity of violence 
D)  How experienced the negotiator is

Question 5

McGowan concluded that Context, Communications, and _______ were significant factors of a peaceful resolution.

Accepted Answer

A)  Information 
B)  Containment 
C)  Training 
D)  Experience 
A)  Information 
B)  Containment 
C)  Training 
D)  Experience

Question 6

What are the four phases of managing intelligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pre-Crisis, Chaos, Stability, and Post-Crisis 
B)  Pre-Crisis, Organization, Negotiation, Post-Crisis 
C)  Pre-Crisis, Negotiations, Tactical Assault, Post-Crisis 
D)  Pre-Crisis, Information Gathering, Negotiation, Post-Crisis 
A)  Pre-Crisis, Chaos, Stability, and Post-Crisis 
B)  Pre-Crisis, Organization, Negotiation, Post-Crisis 
C)  Pre-Crisis, Negotiations, Tactical Assault, Post-Crisis 
D)  Pre-Crisis, Information Gathering, Negotiation, Post-Crisis

Question 7

What comes after risk assessment for negotiators?

Accepted Answer

A)  Risk Resolve 
B)  Risk Containment 
C)  Risk Management 
D)  Risk De-Escalation 
A)  Risk Resolve 
B)  Risk Containment 
C)  Risk Management 
D)  Risk De-Escalation

Question 8

Research shows that when there is no expert available, decisions are best made by:

Accepted Answer

A)  The ranking officer 
B)  The group 
C)  The individual 
D)  The SWAT commander 
A)  The ranking officer 
B)  The group 
C)  The individual 
D)  The SWAT commander

Question 9

What is one of the benefits to remaining silent throughout the Structured Cognitive Interview?

Accepted Answer

A)  To better hear the radio if you are called 
B)  To listen for gun fire 
C)  To scare the witness into giving up information 
D)  To make the witness want to fill the silence 
A)  To better hear the radio if you are called 
B)  To listen for gun fire 
C)  To scare the witness into giving up information 
D)  To make the witness want to fill the silence

Question 10

There are two models to predict violence, actuarially/statically and:

Accepted Answer

A)  Clinically 
B)  Geographically 
C)  Historically 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Clinically 
B)  Geographically 
C)  Historically 
D)  None of the above

Question 11

What is one thing that increases the difficulty in negotiating with mentally ill subjects?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are more violent than non-mentally ill subjects 
B)  They don't want to talk to negotiators 
C)  They have no demands 
D)  They often don't tie consequences to actions 
A)  They are more violent than non-mentally ill subjects 
B)  They don't want to talk to negotiators 
C)  They have no demands 
D)  They often don't tie consequences to actions

Question 12

What is intelligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  The ability to understand a situation 
B)  The capacity to acquire and apply knowledge 
C)  The mental capacity of an individual 
D)  The ability to resolve a problem logically 
A)  The ability to understand a situation 
B)  The capacity to acquire and apply knowledge 
C)  The mental capacity of an individual 
D)  The ability to resolve a problem logically

Question 13

Does the risk factor change during a negotiation?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What is intelligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  All gathered information regarding the situation 
B)  What's left over after the distillation of information gathered 
C)  Information that comes from law enforcement resources 
D)  The information given by witnesses as well as friends and family 
A)  All gathered information regarding the situation 
B)  What's left over after the distillation of information gathered 
C)  Information that comes from law enforcement resources 
D)  The information given by witnesses as well as friends and family

Question 15

The Pherson's four types of analysis include Descriptive, Explanatory, Estimative, and:

Accepted Answer

A)  Statistical 
B)  Historical 
C)  Evaluative 
D)  Emotional 
A)  Statistical 
B)  Historical 
C)  Evaluative 
D)  Emotional

Question 16

What percent of incident involved mentally ill subjects according to HOBAS?

Accepted Answer

A)  21.4% 
B)  30.8% 
C)  18.6% 
D)  13.2% 
A)  21.4% 
B)  30.8% 
C)  18.6% 
D)  13.2%

Question 17

Mount suggested that there were three factors for risk of violence: personality, situational, and:

Accepted Answer

A)  Biological 
B)  Historical 
C)  Geographical 
D)  Emotional 
A)  Biological 
B)  Historical 
C)  Geographical 
D)  Emotional

Question 18

What happens when subjects continually attack their own face?

Accepted Answer

A)  The risk of harm to the hostage increases 
B)  The risk of suicide increases 
C)  The risk to law enforcement increases 
D)  The risk overall decreases 
A)  The risk of harm to the hostage increases 
B)  The risk of suicide increases 
C)  The risk to law enforcement increases 
D)  The risk overall decreases

Question 19

What process do the authors recommend for negotiators for collecting and using intelligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Carter's six-phase model 
B)  Slatkin's eight-phase model 
C)  Clark's six-phase model 
D)  DHS's five-phase model 
A)  Carter's six-phase model 
B)  Slatkin's eight-phase model 
C)  Clark's six-phase model 
D)  DHS's five-phase model

Question 20

Negotiators can increase the risk factor by failing to develop a positive relationship, ignoring the subjects face issues, or by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Not dealing with the subject's emotions or substantive issues 
B)  Lying to the subject about meeting his or her demands 
C)  Threatening the subject with use of tactical force 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Not dealing with the subject's emotions or substantive issues 
B)  Lying to the subject about meeting his or her demands 
C)  Threatening the subject with use of tactical force 
D)  None of the above

Of the Pherson's four types of analysis, Descriptive is most driven by:

Can crisis negotiators access all information on a suspect without restrictions or approval?

What choice needs to be made at the start of a crisis incident?

There are three issues in risk assessment that negotiators use; they are the probability of violence, the imminence of violence, and:

McGowan concluded that Context, Communications, and _______ were significant factors of a peaceful resolution.

What are the four phases of managing intelligence?

What comes after risk assessment for negotiators?

Research shows that when there is no expert available, decisions are best made by:

What is one of the benefits to remaining silent throughout the Structured Cognitive Interview?

There are two models to predict violence, actuarially/statically and:

What is one thing that increases the difficulty in negotiating with mentally ill subjects?

What is intelligence?

Does the risk factor change during a negotiation?

What is intelligence?

The Pherson's four types of analysis include Descriptive, Explanatory, Estimative, and:

What percent of incident involved mentally ill subjects according to HOBAS?

Mount suggested that there were three factors for risk of violence: personality, situational, and:

What happens when subjects continually attack their own face?

What process do the authors recommend for negotiators for collecting and using intelligence?

Negotiators can increase the risk factor by failing to develop a positive relationship, ignoring the subjects face issues, or by:

Crisis Management: History and Overview

Crisis Management: Crisis Response Team Elements

Crisis Management: Basics of Negotiations

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

Crisis Management: Special Topics in Negotiations

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Exam 4: Crisis Management: Risk Assessment

Of the Pherson's four types of analysis, Descriptive is most driven by:

Can crisis negotiators access all information on a suspect without restrictions or approval?

What choice needs to be made at the start of a crisis incident?

There are three issues in risk assessment that negotiators use; they are the probability of violence, the imminence of violence, and:

McGowan concluded that Context, Communications, and _______ were significant factors of a peaceful resolution.

What are the four phases of managing intelligence?

What comes after risk assessment for negotiators?

Research shows that when there is no expert available, decisions are best made by:

What is one of the benefits to remaining silent throughout the Structured Cognitive Interview?

There are two models to predict violence, actuarially/statically and:

What is one thing that increases the difficulty in negotiating with mentally ill subjects?

What is intelligence?

Does the risk factor change during a negotiation?

What is intelligence?

The Pherson's four types of analysis include Descriptive, Explanatory, Estimative, and:

What percent of incident involved mentally ill subjects according to HOBAS?

Mount suggested that there were three factors for risk of violence: personality, situational, and:

What happens when subjects continually attack their own face?

What process do the authors recommend for negotiators for collecting and using intelligence?

Negotiators can increase the risk factor by failing to develop a positive relationship, ignoring the subjects face issues, or by:

Crisis Management: History and Overview

Crisis Management: Crisis Response Team Elements

Crisis Management: Basics of Negotiations

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

Crisis Management: Special Topics in Negotiations

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