FLORIDA CERTIFICATION CPI UPDATED HIGH-
YIELD DE-ESCALATION, SAFETY, AND
BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT SUMMARY 2026
◉ 4 Developmental domains for
children are.
Answer: Cognitive, physical, social, emotional
◉ 3 Protective Capacity Area.
Answer: Cognitive, Behavioral, Emotional
◉ 3 Types of Investigations.
Answer: 1. In-home
2. Other
3. Institutional
◉ 4 Ages and Stages of child
development are:.
Answer: - Birth to 3
- Pre-school
- School Age
,- Adolescence
◉ 4 Cornerstones of Safety
Intervention.
Answer: 1. Least Intrusive
2. Mutuality
3. Diligence
4. Self determination
◉ 4 Special Condition Cases.
Answer: Caregiver Unavailable
2. Child on Child Sexual Abuse
3. Foster Care Referral
4. Parent Needs Assistance
◉ 4 Stages of Interviewing.
Answer: -Opening
-Information Collection
-Planning
-Closing
◉ 5 Safety Threshold Criteria.
,Answer: -Out of Control
-Severity
-Imminence
-Observable
-Vulnerable
◉ 6 Stages of Change.
Answer: -Pre-Contemplation
-Contemplation
-Preparation
-Action
-Maintenance
-Relapse
◉ Assessment and Understanding includes:
a. Learn about the cultural influences
b. Making sure we understand the reason for the abuse
c. Identify resources
d. The use of active listening.
Answer: Learn about the cultural influence
, ◉ Which of the following explains the purposes and requirements
for juvenile
court hearings?
a. Juvenile administrative codes
b. Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
c. Operating procedures for juveniles
d. State statutes.
Answer: Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
◉ When in shelter status the child must be seen once every______
_________..
Answer: 7 days
◉ The court relies upon the Judicial Review Social Summary Report
to
explain:.
Answer: the degree of progress made toward the
permanency goal.
◉ abandonment.
Answer: situation in which the parent(s) or legal custodian(s) of a
child or, in the absence of a parent or legal
YIELD DE-ESCALATION, SAFETY, AND
BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT SUMMARY 2026
◉ 4 Developmental domains for
children are.
Answer: Cognitive, physical, social, emotional
◉ 3 Protective Capacity Area.
Answer: Cognitive, Behavioral, Emotional
◉ 3 Types of Investigations.
Answer: 1. In-home
2. Other
3. Institutional
◉ 4 Ages and Stages of child
development are:.
Answer: - Birth to 3
- Pre-school
- School Age
,- Adolescence
◉ 4 Cornerstones of Safety
Intervention.
Answer: 1. Least Intrusive
2. Mutuality
3. Diligence
4. Self determination
◉ 4 Special Condition Cases.
Answer: Caregiver Unavailable
2. Child on Child Sexual Abuse
3. Foster Care Referral
4. Parent Needs Assistance
◉ 4 Stages of Interviewing.
Answer: -Opening
-Information Collection
-Planning
-Closing
◉ 5 Safety Threshold Criteria.
,Answer: -Out of Control
-Severity
-Imminence
-Observable
-Vulnerable
◉ 6 Stages of Change.
Answer: -Pre-Contemplation
-Contemplation
-Preparation
-Action
-Maintenance
-Relapse
◉ Assessment and Understanding includes:
a. Learn about the cultural influences
b. Making sure we understand the reason for the abuse
c. Identify resources
d. The use of active listening.
Answer: Learn about the cultural influence
, ◉ Which of the following explains the purposes and requirements
for juvenile
court hearings?
a. Juvenile administrative codes
b. Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
c. Operating procedures for juveniles
d. State statutes.
Answer: Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
◉ When in shelter status the child must be seen once every______
_________..
Answer: 7 days
◉ The court relies upon the Judicial Review Social Summary Report
to
explain:.
Answer: the degree of progress made toward the
permanency goal.
◉ abandonment.
Answer: situation in which the parent(s) or legal custodian(s) of a
child or, in the absence of a parent or legal
