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SHARP Foundation - Module 1 EXAM ||VERIFIED
EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
What is victimology? - Answer-The study of Victims
What rights are available to victims? - Answer-1)
Reasonable protection from the accused
2) Reasonable, accurate and timely notice
3) Not to be excluded from any public proceedings
4) Be reasonably heard
5) Reasonable right to confer with government's attorney
6) Full and timely restitution as provided in law
7) Proceedings free from unreasonable delay
8) Be treated with fairness and respect for the victim's
dignity and privacy
What is the bedrock of SHARP? - Answer-UCMJ
What regulation covers Military? - Answer-AR 600-20
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What regulation covers Civilians? - Answer-AR 690-600
What is the vision of SHARP? - Answer-Eliminate sexual
harassment and sexual assault by creating a culture
where soldiers believe that failure to prevent sexual
harassment and sexual assault is incompatible with army
values and the warrior ethos.
What is does the I.A.M. Strong campaign stand for? -
Answer-Intervene, Act, Motivate
What are the four SHARP campaign phases? - Answer-1)
Committed Army Leadership
2) Armywide Conviction
3) Achieve Cultural Change
4) Sustainment, Refinement, and Sharing
What is the bottom line of the campaign? - Answer-
Achieve cultural change and end sexual harassment and
sexual assault to improve individual and unit readiness.
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Victimology - Answer-the scientific study of victimization
including the relationships between victims and offenders,
the interactions between victims and the criminal justice
system (that is, the police, the courts, and corrections
officials), and the connections between victims and other
social groups and institutions, such as media, businesses,
and social movements.
National Organization for Victims Assistance (NOVA) -
Answer-Founded in 1975
Justice for All Act - Answer-Passed in 2004
First Crime Victim Compensation program was established
in California - Answer-in 1965
First class graduated from the National Victim's Assistance
Academy (NVAA) - Answer-in 1995
The first three victim assistance centers (Crime Victim
Advocacy Center, Bay Area Women Against Rape, Rape
Crisis Center) were made - Answer-in 1972
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National Victim's Rights Week was proclaimed - Answer-in
1981
Martin Symonds did these three things: - Answer-1. The
first moments of interaction with police officers at the
scene of the crime are crucial to victims.
2. He discovered that sometimes law enforcement
interaction following a crime brings about a re-
victimization.
3. Most victims of different forms of trauma respond in the
same way and that quality intervention has consistent
characteristics.
Dr. Ann Burgess - Answer-Coined the term "Rape Trauma
Syndrome"
Dr. Martin Symonds - Answer-A psychiatrist who worked
with trauma victims for the New York City Police
Department and discovered that the first moments of
interaction with police officers at the scene of the crime are
crucial to victims.
SHARP Foundation - Module 1 EXAM ||VERIFIED
EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
What is victimology? - Answer-The study of Victims
What rights are available to victims? - Answer-1)
Reasonable protection from the accused
2) Reasonable, accurate and timely notice
3) Not to be excluded from any public proceedings
4) Be reasonably heard
5) Reasonable right to confer with government's attorney
6) Full and timely restitution as provided in law
7) Proceedings free from unreasonable delay
8) Be treated with fairness and respect for the victim's
dignity and privacy
What is the bedrock of SHARP? - Answer-UCMJ
What regulation covers Military? - Answer-AR 600-20
,2|Page
What regulation covers Civilians? - Answer-AR 690-600
What is the vision of SHARP? - Answer-Eliminate sexual
harassment and sexual assault by creating a culture
where soldiers believe that failure to prevent sexual
harassment and sexual assault is incompatible with army
values and the warrior ethos.
What is does the I.A.M. Strong campaign stand for? -
Answer-Intervene, Act, Motivate
What are the four SHARP campaign phases? - Answer-1)
Committed Army Leadership
2) Armywide Conviction
3) Achieve Cultural Change
4) Sustainment, Refinement, and Sharing
What is the bottom line of the campaign? - Answer-
Achieve cultural change and end sexual harassment and
sexual assault to improve individual and unit readiness.
,3|Page
Victimology - Answer-the scientific study of victimization
including the relationships between victims and offenders,
the interactions between victims and the criminal justice
system (that is, the police, the courts, and corrections
officials), and the connections between victims and other
social groups and institutions, such as media, businesses,
and social movements.
National Organization for Victims Assistance (NOVA) -
Answer-Founded in 1975
Justice for All Act - Answer-Passed in 2004
First Crime Victim Compensation program was established
in California - Answer-in 1965
First class graduated from the National Victim's Assistance
Academy (NVAA) - Answer-in 1995
The first three victim assistance centers (Crime Victim
Advocacy Center, Bay Area Women Against Rape, Rape
Crisis Center) were made - Answer-in 1972
, 4|Page
National Victim's Rights Week was proclaimed - Answer-in
1981
Martin Symonds did these three things: - Answer-1. The
first moments of interaction with police officers at the
scene of the crime are crucial to victims.
2. He discovered that sometimes law enforcement
interaction following a crime brings about a re-
victimization.
3. Most victims of different forms of trauma respond in the
same way and that quality intervention has consistent
characteristics.
Dr. Ann Burgess - Answer-Coined the term "Rape Trauma
Syndrome"
Dr. Martin Symonds - Answer-A psychiatrist who worked
with trauma victims for the New York City Police
Department and discovered that the first moments of
interaction with police officers at the scene of the crime are
crucial to victims.
