Question 1

In a hostage situation,the first thing that needs to be done is to determine who the hostage taker is and obtain a profile.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Instrumental-type hostage takers are what the human service worker is likely to encounter.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Immediately after their release hostages should be:​

Accepted Answer

A) allowed to rest and obtain food and drink. 
B) given psychotropic medication to calm them down while they are debriefed.​ 
C) carefully allowed to be interviewed by the media so that catharsis may occur.​ 
D) told who their hostage takers were so the Stockholm syndrome can be extinguished.​ 
A) allowed to rest and obtain food and drink. 
B) given psychotropic medication to calm them down while they are debriefed.​ 
C) carefully allowed to be interviewed by the media so that catharsis may occur.​ 
D) told who their hostage takers were so the Stockholm syndrome can be extinguished.​

Question 4

If taken hostage,which of the following should you do?

Accepted Answer

A) Engage in fantasy and daydreaming to make time pass 
B) ​Interject some humor into the situation to lighten the mood 
C) ​Be assertive so as not to lose face with the captors 
D) Make suggestions about how the situation can be improved for both the hostages and their captors 
A) Engage in fantasy and daydreaming to make time pass 
B) ​Interject some humor into the situation to lighten the mood 
C) ​Be assertive so as not to lose face with the captors 
D) Make suggestions about how the situation can be improved for both the hostages and their captors

Question 5

What are the REACT and S.A.F.E.models and how can you employ them when negotiating with a hostage taker in a school setting?

Accepted Answer

The REACT model stands for Recognize, Ev

Question 6

Aggrieved or wronged hostage takers are typically the type the human service worker is most likely to run into.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The taking of hostages really simply boils down to attention-seeking behavior by the takers.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The stages of a hostage situation are:​

Accepted Answer

A) alarm,crisis,accommodation,and resolution. 
B) alarm,containment,negotiation,and resolution.​ 
C) seizure,terrorizing,control,and resolution.​ 
D) demonstration,bargaining,and resolution.​ 
A) alarm,crisis,accommodation,and resolution. 
B) alarm,containment,negotiation,and resolution.​ 
C) seizure,terrorizing,control,and resolution.​ 
D) demonstration,bargaining,and resolution.​

Question 9

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a depressed hostage taker?

Accepted Answer

A) It's time for you to come out,because it won't get you your job back in there.What you really want is your job back,or one just like it,so come out right now and let's work on that. 
B) ​You really seem kind of down at the moment. 
C) ​Have you been on anti-depressants? 
D) If you want,we can set you up for suicide by cop. 
A) It's time for you to come out,because it won't get you your job back in there.What you really want is your job back,or one just like it,so come out right now and let's work on that. 
B) ​You really seem kind of down at the moment. 
C) ​Have you been on anti-depressants? 
D) If you want,we can set you up for suicide by cop.

Question 10

You are a crisis worker with the local crisis intervention team.Law enforcement was called to a hostage situation at a nearby state park.They want you to negotiate a peaceful end to the situation.What points do you want to keep in mind,and why would they be important?

Accepted Answer

As a crisis worker with the local crisis

Question 11

Compare and contrast hostage negotiation with persons from a low-context and high-context culture.

Accepted Answer

Hostage negotiation with individuals fro

Question 12

The alarm stage of a hostage taking is usually the calmest because the hostage takers wish to keep the hostages under control.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Of the following types of hostage takers,which would be viewed as an expressive act?

Accepted Answer

A) A father who felt his son had died a wrongful death at the hands of a hospital. 
B) ​A car jacker who wanted to take the hostage to an ATM to get money. 
C) ​A robber of a convenience store who couldn't get away before the police. 
D) A religious cult that wanted their leader freed. 
A) A father who felt his son had died a wrongful death at the hands of a hospital. 
B) ​A car jacker who wanted to take the hostage to an ATM to get money. 
C) ​A robber of a convenience store who couldn't get away before the police. 
D) A religious cult that wanted their leader freed.

Question 14

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a hostage taker diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic?

Accepted Answer

A) Yes,I can hear the voice too and it really is foul-mouthed. 
B) ​Look,I know you're really hurting,but there really aren't any little brimstone demons in here so let's get you some help. 
C) ​It must be really difficult to get any sleep at all when you're frightened to death that those giant roaches will come back. 
D) OK ! I really do understand that the medicine makes you feel bad,but do you really want to get shot out here when you're acting crazy? 
A) Yes,I can hear the voice too and it really is foul-mouthed. 
B) ​Look,I know you're really hurting,but there really aren't any little brimstone demons in here so let's get you some help. 
C) ​It must be really difficult to get any sleep at all when you're frightened to death that those giant roaches will come back. 
D) OK ! I really do understand that the medicine makes you feel bad,but do you really want to get shot out here when you're acting crazy?

Question 15

Of the following types of hostage-taking,which would be viewed as an instrumental act?

Accepted Answer

A) A bank robber to aid an escape 
B) ​A suicidal person who wants the police to kill her 
C) ​A person who was fired from a job of twenty years 
D) A jilted lover who wants a reconciliation 
A) A bank robber to aid an escape 
B) ​A suicidal person who wants the police to kill her 
C) ​A person who was fired from a job of twenty years 
D) A jilted lover who wants a reconciliation

Question 16

The Stockholm syndrome is created when the hostage taker falls in love with his or her victim.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The typical sequence of a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing is:

Accepted Answer

A) Fact-Thought-Feeling. 
B) ​Suppression-Catharsis. 
C) ​Feeling-Thought-Fact. 
D) Regression-Breakdown-Integration. 
A) Fact-Thought-Feeling. 
B) ​Suppression-Catharsis. 
C) ​Feeling-Thought-Fact. 
D) Regression-Breakdown-Integration.

Question 18

Human services workers who serve as consultants to hostage negotiators should:​

Accepted Answer

A) never assess the mental status of the hostage taker as well as the negotiator. 
B) not become directly involved in the negotiations so as to remain objective.​ 
C) step in when the primary negotiator becomes fatigued.​ 
D) always take charge of the scene,even when more experienced law enforcement negotiators are present. 
A) never assess the mental status of the hostage taker as well as the negotiator. 
B) not become directly involved in the negotiations so as to remain objective.​ 
C) step in when the primary negotiator becomes fatigued.​ 
D) always take charge of the scene,even when more experienced law enforcement negotiators are present.

Question 19

The crisis stage of a hostage taking is the most critical because it sets the tone for the remainder of the situation.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The Stockholm syndrome is possible in hostage situations if all of the following are present,except:

Accepted Answer

A) positive feelings are generated toward the captors from the hostages. 
B) ​negative feelings are generated toward the authorities by the hostages. 
C) ​positive feelings are generated toward the hostages by the captors. 
D) negative feelings are generated toward the hostages by the authorities. 
A) positive feelings are generated toward the captors from the hostages. 
B) ​negative feelings are generated toward the authorities by the hostages. 
C) ​positive feelings are generated toward the hostages by the captors. 
D) negative feelings are generated toward the hostages by the authorities.

In a hostage situation,the first thing that needs to be done is to determine who the hostage taker is and obtain a profile.

Instrumental-type hostage takers are what the human service worker is likely to encounter.

Immediately after their release hostages should be:

If taken hostage,which of the following should you do?

What are the REACT and S.A.F.E.models and how can you employ them when negotiating with a hostage taker in a school setting?

Aggrieved or wronged hostage takers are typically the type the human service worker is most likely to run into.

The taking of hostages really simply boils down to attention-seeking behavior by the takers.

The stages of a hostage situation are:

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a depressed hostage taker?

You are a crisis worker with the local crisis intervention team.Law enforcement was called to a hostage situation at a nearby state park.They want you to negotiate a peaceful end to the situation.What points do you want to keep in mind,and why would they be important?

Compare and contrast hostage negotiation with persons from a low-context and high-context culture.

The alarm stage of a hostage taking is usually the calmest because the hostage takers wish to keep the hostages under control.

Of the following types of hostage takers,which would be viewed as an expressive act?

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a hostage taker diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic?

Of the following types of hostage-taking,which would be viewed as an instrumental act?

The Stockholm syndrome is created when the hostage taker falls in love with his or her victim.

The typical sequence of a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing is:

Human services workers who serve as consultants to hostage negotiators should:

The crisis stage of a hostage taking is the most critical because it sets the tone for the remainder of the situation.

The Stockholm syndrome is possible in hostage situations if all of the following are present,except:

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

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Exam 19: Crisishostage Negotiation

In a hostage situation,the first thing that needs to be done is to determine who the hostage taker is and obtain a profile.​

Instrumental-type hostage takers are what the human service worker is likely to encounter.​

Immediately after their release hostages should be:​

If taken hostage,which of the following should you do?

What are the REACT and S.A.F.E.models and how can you employ them when negotiating with a hostage taker in a school setting?

Aggrieved or wronged hostage takers are typically the type the human service worker is most likely to run into.​

The taking of hostages really simply boils down to attention-seeking behavior by the takers.​

The stages of a hostage situation are:​

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a depressed hostage taker?

You are a crisis worker with the local crisis intervention team.Law enforcement was called to a hostage situation at a nearby state park.They want you to negotiate a peaceful end to the situation.What points do you want to keep in mind,and why would they be important?

Compare and contrast hostage negotiation with persons from a low-context and high-context culture.

The alarm stage of a hostage taking is usually the calmest because the hostage takers wish to keep the hostages under control.​

Of the following types of hostage takers,which would be viewed as an expressive act?

Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for a hostage taker diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic?

Of the following types of hostage-taking,which would be viewed as an instrumental act?

The Stockholm syndrome is created when the hostage taker falls in love with his or her victim.​

The typical sequence of a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing is:

Human services workers who serve as consultants to hostage negotiators should:​

The crisis stage of a hostage taking is the most critical because it sets the tone for the remainder of the situation.​

The Stockholm syndrome is possible in hostage situations if all of the following are present,except:

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Filters

In a hostage situation,the first thing that needs to be done is to determine who the hostage taker is and obtain a profile.

Instrumental-type hostage takers are what the human service worker is likely to encounter.

Immediately after their release hostages should be:

Aggrieved or wronged hostage takers are typically the type the human service worker is most likely to run into.

The taking of hostages really simply boils down to attention-seeking behavior by the takers.

The stages of a hostage situation are:

The alarm stage of a hostage taking is usually the calmest because the hostage takers wish to keep the hostages under control.

The Stockholm syndrome is created when the hostage taker falls in love with his or her victim.

Human services workers who serve as consultants to hostage negotiators should:

The crisis stage of a hostage taking is the most critical because it sets the tone for the remainder of the situation.