FLETC BOP FINAL EXAM WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS| CURRENTLY TESTING
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What is Stockholm syndrome?
An interpersonal bond that develops between the hostage and hostage taker
When does hostage debriefing take place?
Immediately after release
36-48 hrs
Several weeks later
What is the BOP's policy on sexual activity?
Zero tolerance
Which type of sexual activity is the least harmful form of sexual release?
Masturbation
What are the levels of consent
Mutual
Consent by deception
Consent by Coercion
No consent
What is PREA
Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003
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,T/F staff are required to report any instances of sexual abuse sexual assault or rape
True
What are the risk factors influencing potential suicide?
Environmental conditions
Predisposing conditions
What are the environmental conditions leading to suicide?
Authoritarian environment
No apparent control over the future
Isolation
Dehumanizing aspects of incarceration
Insensitivity of workers
Misconceptions of prison life
What are the predisposing conditions leading to suicide?
Personal concerns
Situational concerns
High-risk periods for suicide
Impending release
Holidays (Mar, Oct Nov)
Times of decreased staff supervision (6p-6a)
Receipt of bad news
What are the referral procedures for suicidal inmate?
Maintain direct continuous observation
Report the observation orally and in writing
What is romancing the gang?
Non-gang members who become infatuated with gang culture
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,What are some examples of gang clothing?
Colors, sports teams, headwear, and footwear
What is meant when I gang member is flashing?
The use of hand signs with their fingers
What is a mail loopback?
The inmate write a letter to a bad address the letters return address will have the
intended receiver's address
What are mail drops?
Inmate address his letter to the intended inmate using an address in the community the
person remails the latter
What are kites?
Inmate notes passed from one to another
What is a charter a manifesto?
Gang Documents
What is a security threat group category?
Group of individuals that have the potential of causing security threats
What is a security threat group?
Group of individuals that have the potential of causing security threats?
What are disruptive groups?
Already demonstrated security threats.
How often do disruptive groups get a UA done?
Every 30 days
Who are the five major prison gangs that are recognized nationally?
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, Aryan brotherhood
Black guerilla family
Mexican mafia
Mexikanemi
Texas Syndicate
What does CIMS stand for?
Central Inmate Monitoring System
What is CIMS used for?
A system of checks and balances that affords staff the edge in keeping up with rival
gangs and individuals to avoid serious conflict.
Which are a few examples of CIMS assignments?
Witness security cases
Threats to government officials
Broad publicity
Separation
Special supervision
State prisoners
Disruptive group
Example of management tools?
Posted picture files
urinalysis and alcohol programs
Visiting lists
Financial transactions
Email
Mail/telephone monitoring
CIMS
What are the three types of restrictive housing?
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CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS| CURRENTLY TESTING
VERSION | ALREADY GRADED
A+|NEWEST|EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS 2026/2027
What is Stockholm syndrome?
An interpersonal bond that develops between the hostage and hostage taker
When does hostage debriefing take place?
Immediately after release
36-48 hrs
Several weeks later
What is the BOP's policy on sexual activity?
Zero tolerance
Which type of sexual activity is the least harmful form of sexual release?
Masturbation
What are the levels of consent
Mutual
Consent by deception
Consent by Coercion
No consent
What is PREA
Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003
1|Page
,T/F staff are required to report any instances of sexual abuse sexual assault or rape
True
What are the risk factors influencing potential suicide?
Environmental conditions
Predisposing conditions
What are the environmental conditions leading to suicide?
Authoritarian environment
No apparent control over the future
Isolation
Dehumanizing aspects of incarceration
Insensitivity of workers
Misconceptions of prison life
What are the predisposing conditions leading to suicide?
Personal concerns
Situational concerns
High-risk periods for suicide
Impending release
Holidays (Mar, Oct Nov)
Times of decreased staff supervision (6p-6a)
Receipt of bad news
What are the referral procedures for suicidal inmate?
Maintain direct continuous observation
Report the observation orally and in writing
What is romancing the gang?
Non-gang members who become infatuated with gang culture
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,What are some examples of gang clothing?
Colors, sports teams, headwear, and footwear
What is meant when I gang member is flashing?
The use of hand signs with their fingers
What is a mail loopback?
The inmate write a letter to a bad address the letters return address will have the
intended receiver's address
What are mail drops?
Inmate address his letter to the intended inmate using an address in the community the
person remails the latter
What are kites?
Inmate notes passed from one to another
What is a charter a manifesto?
Gang Documents
What is a security threat group category?
Group of individuals that have the potential of causing security threats
What is a security threat group?
Group of individuals that have the potential of causing security threats?
What are disruptive groups?
Already demonstrated security threats.
How often do disruptive groups get a UA done?
Every 30 days
Who are the five major prison gangs that are recognized nationally?
3|Page
, Aryan brotherhood
Black guerilla family
Mexican mafia
Mexikanemi
Texas Syndicate
What does CIMS stand for?
Central Inmate Monitoring System
What is CIMS used for?
A system of checks and balances that affords staff the edge in keeping up with rival
gangs and individuals to avoid serious conflict.
Which are a few examples of CIMS assignments?
Witness security cases
Threats to government officials
Broad publicity
Separation
Special supervision
State prisoners
Disruptive group
Example of management tools?
Posted picture files
urinalysis and alcohol programs
Visiting lists
Financial transactions
Mail/telephone monitoring
CIMS
What are the three types of restrictive housing?
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