CTM TEST BANK QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS FULL REVIEW
●● Active Situations
Answer: Behaviors point to a continued or escalating or potentially
escalating risk to the target.
●● Inactive situations
Answer: Stage when one can confidently document the assessment that
the subject does not pose a risk to the target at this time.
●● Chronic or habitual situations
Answer: Involve subjects who make repeated, inappropriate approaches
toward targets, frequently multiple targets, over extended periods of
time, but never escalate.
●● Long-term situations
Answer: Assessed as low risk, but steady, and the application of all the
appropriate Threat Management strategies has produced only limited
success... wait and watch.
●● Instinctive Evaluation
,Answer: Requires one to constantly monitor, flows with situational
currents. Relies on knowledge, instincts, training and experience. OODA
Loop.
●● Formal Assessment
Answer: Snapshot in time
●● TIME
Answer: Threats, Intimidation, Manipulation, Escalation
●● PINs
Answer: Pre-Incident Indicators
●● Behavioral Information
Answer: The gathering of information that can provide insight into the
person of concern's physical behavioral choices, and then assessing what
the physical behavioral may reveal to us.
●● ECI Enhanced Cognitive Interviewing
Answer: Incorporates several elements of our heretofore normal
interviewing process, while adding some valuable additional tools.
●● Collateral Source Interview
,Answer: Interviews of individuals who can provide us additional
information on specific occurrences or facts for the purpose of
clarification, corroboration or calibration.
●● CARG (Carwood Assessment and Response Intervention Grid)
Answer: Typical SPJ Tool; Assigns low, medium or high risk levels from
mapping 6 or more pieces of information.
●● predictive validity
Answer: The degree that a tool can differentiate the items being tested
from the part of the specific sample that does not contain that item or
outcome.
●● Case Monitoring
Answer: Should be considered a continuous activity, from the initial
report of the case, to the final closure, assuming that ever occurs.
●● Domineering Victim
Answer: Those who intimidate, browbeat, bully or simply have a
dominant personality.
●● Fantasy Victim
, Answer: See themselves as very important, superior, have a sense of
entitlement, are exploitive of others, lack empathy and are perceived as
arrogant.
●● "Nice person" victim
Answer: May appear orderly, organized and friendly upon initial
meeting.
●● Romantically Involved victim
Answer: These victims may actually be the catalysts for instigators.
●● Criminal Victim
Answer: Fan the flames of violence
●● 18 USC 2261
Answer: Interstate Domestic Violence
●● 18 USC 2261A
Answer: Interstate Stalking
●● 18 USC 2262
Answer: Interstate Violation of a Protection Order
VERIFIED ANSWERS FULL REVIEW
●● Active Situations
Answer: Behaviors point to a continued or escalating or potentially
escalating risk to the target.
●● Inactive situations
Answer: Stage when one can confidently document the assessment that
the subject does not pose a risk to the target at this time.
●● Chronic or habitual situations
Answer: Involve subjects who make repeated, inappropriate approaches
toward targets, frequently multiple targets, over extended periods of
time, but never escalate.
●● Long-term situations
Answer: Assessed as low risk, but steady, and the application of all the
appropriate Threat Management strategies has produced only limited
success... wait and watch.
●● Instinctive Evaluation
,Answer: Requires one to constantly monitor, flows with situational
currents. Relies on knowledge, instincts, training and experience. OODA
Loop.
●● Formal Assessment
Answer: Snapshot in time
●● TIME
Answer: Threats, Intimidation, Manipulation, Escalation
●● PINs
Answer: Pre-Incident Indicators
●● Behavioral Information
Answer: The gathering of information that can provide insight into the
person of concern's physical behavioral choices, and then assessing what
the physical behavioral may reveal to us.
●● ECI Enhanced Cognitive Interviewing
Answer: Incorporates several elements of our heretofore normal
interviewing process, while adding some valuable additional tools.
●● Collateral Source Interview
,Answer: Interviews of individuals who can provide us additional
information on specific occurrences or facts for the purpose of
clarification, corroboration or calibration.
●● CARG (Carwood Assessment and Response Intervention Grid)
Answer: Typical SPJ Tool; Assigns low, medium or high risk levels from
mapping 6 or more pieces of information.
●● predictive validity
Answer: The degree that a tool can differentiate the items being tested
from the part of the specific sample that does not contain that item or
outcome.
●● Case Monitoring
Answer: Should be considered a continuous activity, from the initial
report of the case, to the final closure, assuming that ever occurs.
●● Domineering Victim
Answer: Those who intimidate, browbeat, bully or simply have a
dominant personality.
●● Fantasy Victim
, Answer: See themselves as very important, superior, have a sense of
entitlement, are exploitive of others, lack empathy and are perceived as
arrogant.
●● "Nice person" victim
Answer: May appear orderly, organized and friendly upon initial
meeting.
●● Romantically Involved victim
Answer: These victims may actually be the catalysts for instigators.
●● Criminal Victim
Answer: Fan the flames of violence
●● 18 USC 2261
Answer: Interstate Domestic Violence
●● 18 USC 2261A
Answer: Interstate Stalking
●● 18 USC 2262
Answer: Interstate Violation of a Protection Order
