HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition
Use Of Force
Exam Combined Review
Questions With Revised Correct
Answers
1) Identification of police officer's authority, either by the
uniformed presence or the verbal identification. -
ANSWER Officer Presence
2) Commands of direction or arrest. - ANSWER Verbal
Direction
3) Used when verbal direction / commands are not effective
and there is noncompliance with lawful orders. - ANSWER
Soft Empty Hand Control
4) Designed to control Active Aggression. - ANSWER
Hard Empty Hand Control
,5) Application / use of any weapon / object that is not part of
the human body to control resistance or an assault. -
ANSWER Intermediate Weapon
6) Force that may result in great bodily harm or the loss of
human life. - ANSWER Deadly Force
7) The use of stimulus pain to control restive behavior. -
ANSWER Pain Compliance
8) The stimulation of overwhelming sensory input that is
sudden, intense and unexpected. Will last an average of 3
to 7 seconds. - ANSWER Stunning Techniques
9) The use of control techniques that weaken motor action
by changing the thought process. - ANSWER
Distraction Techniques
10) The use of control techniques that displace through
the principles of leverage. - ANSWER Balance
Displacement
, 11) A control striking technique that overstimulates
nerves, resulting in a temporary muscle impairment. Last
from 30 seconds up to several minutes. - ANSWER
Motor Dysfunction
12) Is the amount of time between perceiving a threat
cue and initiating the physical repose. - ANSWER
Reaction Time Model
13) When it is tactically safe to do so. - ANSWER
Double Lock Handcuffs
14) Pistol Grip. - ANSWER Handcuff Grip
1. Combat Anxiety. The anticipation of danger.
2. Survival Stress. Deadly force threat perception
3. Combat Stress. Post event, mental and psychological
symptoms. - ANSWER Mental States in Combat
The organs in our body, such as the heart, stomach and
intestines, are regulated by a part of the nervous system called
Use Of Force
Exam Combined Review
Questions With Revised Correct
Answers
1) Identification of police officer's authority, either by the
uniformed presence or the verbal identification. -
ANSWER Officer Presence
2) Commands of direction or arrest. - ANSWER Verbal
Direction
3) Used when verbal direction / commands are not effective
and there is noncompliance with lawful orders. - ANSWER
Soft Empty Hand Control
4) Designed to control Active Aggression. - ANSWER
Hard Empty Hand Control
,5) Application / use of any weapon / object that is not part of
the human body to control resistance or an assault. -
ANSWER Intermediate Weapon
6) Force that may result in great bodily harm or the loss of
human life. - ANSWER Deadly Force
7) The use of stimulus pain to control restive behavior. -
ANSWER Pain Compliance
8) The stimulation of overwhelming sensory input that is
sudden, intense and unexpected. Will last an average of 3
to 7 seconds. - ANSWER Stunning Techniques
9) The use of control techniques that weaken motor action
by changing the thought process. - ANSWER
Distraction Techniques
10) The use of control techniques that displace through
the principles of leverage. - ANSWER Balance
Displacement
, 11) A control striking technique that overstimulates
nerves, resulting in a temporary muscle impairment. Last
from 30 seconds up to several minutes. - ANSWER
Motor Dysfunction
12) Is the amount of time between perceiving a threat
cue and initiating the physical repose. - ANSWER
Reaction Time Model
13) When it is tactically safe to do so. - ANSWER
Double Lock Handcuffs
14) Pistol Grip. - ANSWER Handcuff Grip
1. Combat Anxiety. The anticipation of danger.
2. Survival Stress. Deadly force threat perception
3. Combat Stress. Post event, mental and psychological
symptoms. - ANSWER Mental States in Combat
The organs in our body, such as the heart, stomach and
intestines, are regulated by a part of the nervous system called
