Crisis Prevention Intervention CPI
Anxiety - ANS-a major boom or trade in behavior
Challenge Position - ANS-a frame function in which one individual is face-to-face, toe to toe,
and eye to eye in relation to some other person
Classroom Model - ANS-demonstrating physical interventions in order to reveal the utility of
simple principals
Coping Model - ANS-a model that body of workers members can use to guide them thru the
manner of establishing Therapeutic Rapport with an man or woman after a disaster person
Decision-Making Matrix - ANS-a device that can help group of workers attain objective
essential selections about risks
Defensive Level - ANS-the beginning level of loss of rationality. At this level, an man or
woman regularly becomes belligerent and challenges authority. It is the second stage inside
the Crisis Development Model
Directive Staff Attitude/Approach - ANS-an technique wherein a group of workers member
takes manipulate of a doubtlessly escalating state of affairs. It is the recommended
workforce attitude/technique to an person on the Defensive degree.
Disengagement - ANS-using a bodily intervention to gain a launch from any holding state of
affairs while minimizing danger of pain or damage in conditions in which the conduct has
been assessed as a lower, medium, or higher chance to self or others.
Empathic Listening - ANS-an energetic system to figure what someone is saying
Grab/hold - ANS-a state of affairs in which any other individual maintains physical touch with
out consent and there is the intentional or unintentional danger of harm to part of one's frame
Haptics - ANS-communication via touch; a shape of nonverbal communication
Higher-Level Holding - ANS-bodily intervention vital to limit a person's variety of motion on
the subject of high-risk behavior as decided by using a behavioral threat assessment.
Integrated Experience - ANS-the idea that behaviors and attitudes of staff impact behaviors
and attitudes of these in their care and vice versa
kinesics - ANS-the nonverbal conduct that communicates messages to others via body
position, posture, and motion
probability - ANS-the danger that an event or conduct may additionally arise
Anxiety - ANS-a major boom or trade in behavior
Challenge Position - ANS-a frame function in which one individual is face-to-face, toe to toe,
and eye to eye in relation to some other person
Classroom Model - ANS-demonstrating physical interventions in order to reveal the utility of
simple principals
Coping Model - ANS-a model that body of workers members can use to guide them thru the
manner of establishing Therapeutic Rapport with an man or woman after a disaster person
Decision-Making Matrix - ANS-a device that can help group of workers attain objective
essential selections about risks
Defensive Level - ANS-the beginning level of loss of rationality. At this level, an man or
woman regularly becomes belligerent and challenges authority. It is the second stage inside
the Crisis Development Model
Directive Staff Attitude/Approach - ANS-an technique wherein a group of workers member
takes manipulate of a doubtlessly escalating state of affairs. It is the recommended
workforce attitude/technique to an person on the Defensive degree.
Disengagement - ANS-using a bodily intervention to gain a launch from any holding state of
affairs while minimizing danger of pain or damage in conditions in which the conduct has
been assessed as a lower, medium, or higher chance to self or others.
Empathic Listening - ANS-an energetic system to figure what someone is saying
Grab/hold - ANS-a state of affairs in which any other individual maintains physical touch with
out consent and there is the intentional or unintentional danger of harm to part of one's frame
Haptics - ANS-communication via touch; a shape of nonverbal communication
Higher-Level Holding - ANS-bodily intervention vital to limit a person's variety of motion on
the subject of high-risk behavior as decided by using a behavioral threat assessment.
Integrated Experience - ANS-the idea that behaviors and attitudes of staff impact behaviors
and attitudes of these in their care and vice versa
kinesics - ANS-the nonverbal conduct that communicates messages to others via body
position, posture, and motion
probability - ANS-the danger that an event or conduct may additionally arise
