PPCT Test Correct Questions &
Answers(GRADED A)
(2) Pathways - ANSWER Cortical and Sub- Cortical
Sub-Cortical - ANSWER Visual Process 0.012 sec
Cortical - ANSWER Visual process 0.33 sec
51.9% of victims are w/in how many feet of offender when shot - ANSWER 0ft to 5ft
19.2% of LEO are w/in how many feet when shot - ANSWER 6ft to 10ft
How fast can an assailant bring their weapon up - ANSWER .37sec or Blink of an eye
ANS comprised of - ANSWER PNS and SNS
SNS (Visual) - ANSWER 70%
Heart rate chart or law - ANSWER Inverted view
Best to write report before or after sleep cycle - ANSWER After
(4) components - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, Medical,
Is total control (taser) or one plus one (conservative) easier to defend in court -
ANSWER One plus one
Subject pulls away during handcuffing is example of - ANSWER Defensive Position-
trying to defeat your efforts
Subject does not reply to verbal commands - ANSWER Verbal Non-compliance
Subject lunges at you with weapon - ANSWER Deadly force
Subject with Unwanted look and Cross Arms - ANSWER Psychological intimidation
Subject kicks or punches towards LEO - ANSWER Active Aggression
Boney portion of hand to back of neck - ANSWER Immediate Incapacitated
Joint lock - ANSWER Soft Empty Hand Control- Manipulates the body example:
pressure point or joint lock
Answers(GRADED A)
(2) Pathways - ANSWER Cortical and Sub- Cortical
Sub-Cortical - ANSWER Visual Process 0.012 sec
Cortical - ANSWER Visual process 0.33 sec
51.9% of victims are w/in how many feet of offender when shot - ANSWER 0ft to 5ft
19.2% of LEO are w/in how many feet when shot - ANSWER 6ft to 10ft
How fast can an assailant bring their weapon up - ANSWER .37sec or Blink of an eye
ANS comprised of - ANSWER PNS and SNS
SNS (Visual) - ANSWER 70%
Heart rate chart or law - ANSWER Inverted view
Best to write report before or after sleep cycle - ANSWER After
(4) components - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, Medical,
Is total control (taser) or one plus one (conservative) easier to defend in court -
ANSWER One plus one
Subject pulls away during handcuffing is example of - ANSWER Defensive Position-
trying to defeat your efforts
Subject does not reply to verbal commands - ANSWER Verbal Non-compliance
Subject lunges at you with weapon - ANSWER Deadly force
Subject with Unwanted look and Cross Arms - ANSWER Psychological intimidation
Subject kicks or punches towards LEO - ANSWER Active Aggression
Boney portion of hand to back of neck - ANSWER Immediate Incapacitated
Joint lock - ANSWER Soft Empty Hand Control- Manipulates the body example:
pressure point or joint lock
