PSY 368 FINAL EXAM AND
PRACTICE EXAM COMPLETE 120
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Terms in this set (123)
- analytic: needs to address threat,
vulnerability, and consequences
what three
characteristics
- deliberative: need to include
should a terror
transparency in values/ judgments.
alert include,
discussions
according to
Willis ( 2006) ?
- practical: multiple data collection
& analysis procedures
, - provide government, authorities, &
public information about current
What was the terrorism risk
stated purpose - create common lanugage for
of the HSAS ? discussing risk
- facilitate decision- making in
private & public sectors
how did the green:
HSAS convey - low risk of terrorist attacks
terrorism threat - low threat
information? - refine & organize procedures for
what were the potential terrorist attacks
levels of green, e.g. emergency plans, shelters, first
and what were aid/ CRP courses, etc.
the never use this
recommended
actions at each
level?
- general risk of terrorist attacks
- guarded threat
what were the - review & update emergency
levels of Blue responses, provide public with
helpful info.
- never use this
, - significant risk of terrorist attacks
- elevated threat( see more govt.
what were the action)
levels of Yellow - increased surveillance of key
locations, coordinate emergency
responses
- high level
- close collaboration between
federal/ state/ local law
enforcement ( and military) a prep
what were the
for quick action
levels of
- extra caution at public events,
organge
consider alternatives
- travel warnings ( delays &
restrictions)
- spent a lot of time at this level
- severe level
- emergency personnel dispatched
what were the
to key locations, monitoring of
levels of red
transportation readiness to close
down public/ govt. facilities
what are the - well-intentioned ( warn the
advantages of unsuspecting)
the HSAS - simple to understand
, - yellow to orange -> increased
physiological arousal, anxiety,
depression
- mentally ill, disabled, african
Americans, latino, Chinese
americans, Korean Americans, non-
US citizen all perceived higher risk
what were the levels than white, healthy controls
disadvantages of - overstimulated threat-> stronger
the HSAS physiological/ psychosocial
reactions -> avoidance behaviors
- chronic fear & anxiety -> more
chronic medicate conditions,
cardiac events, more substance
abuse
- lots of negative health outcomes,
especially for some population
what is an communicate gender terrorism-
National related info
Terrorism a. not necessarily a direct threat to
Advisory System US, but info that may be helpful to
( NTAS) bulletin law enforcement, etc
PRACTICE EXAM COMPLETE 120
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED
ANSWERS|ALREADYGRADED A+
Save
Terms in this set (123)
- analytic: needs to address threat,
vulnerability, and consequences
what three
characteristics
- deliberative: need to include
should a terror
transparency in values/ judgments.
alert include,
discussions
according to
Willis ( 2006) ?
- practical: multiple data collection
& analysis procedures
, - provide government, authorities, &
public information about current
What was the terrorism risk
stated purpose - create common lanugage for
of the HSAS ? discussing risk
- facilitate decision- making in
private & public sectors
how did the green:
HSAS convey - low risk of terrorist attacks
terrorism threat - low threat
information? - refine & organize procedures for
what were the potential terrorist attacks
levels of green, e.g. emergency plans, shelters, first
and what were aid/ CRP courses, etc.
the never use this
recommended
actions at each
level?
- general risk of terrorist attacks
- guarded threat
what were the - review & update emergency
levels of Blue responses, provide public with
helpful info.
- never use this
, - significant risk of terrorist attacks
- elevated threat( see more govt.
what were the action)
levels of Yellow - increased surveillance of key
locations, coordinate emergency
responses
- high level
- close collaboration between
federal/ state/ local law
enforcement ( and military) a prep
what were the
for quick action
levels of
- extra caution at public events,
organge
consider alternatives
- travel warnings ( delays &
restrictions)
- spent a lot of time at this level
- severe level
- emergency personnel dispatched
what were the
to key locations, monitoring of
levels of red
transportation readiness to close
down public/ govt. facilities
what are the - well-intentioned ( warn the
advantages of unsuspecting)
the HSAS - simple to understand
, - yellow to orange -> increased
physiological arousal, anxiety,
depression
- mentally ill, disabled, african
Americans, latino, Chinese
americans, Korean Americans, non-
US citizen all perceived higher risk
what were the levels than white, healthy controls
disadvantages of - overstimulated threat-> stronger
the HSAS physiological/ psychosocial
reactions -> avoidance behaviors
- chronic fear & anxiety -> more
chronic medicate conditions,
cardiac events, more substance
abuse
- lots of negative health outcomes,
especially for some population
what is an communicate gender terrorism-
National related info
Terrorism a. not necessarily a direct threat to
Advisory System US, but info that may be helpful to
( NTAS) bulletin law enforcement, etc
