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RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What are the primary categories of barriers to effective risk management? - answer- Structural, cognitive, and cultural. The primary categories of barriers to effective risk management are structural, cognitive, and cultural. An organization's structure, willingness to change, and values will impact its willingness to engage in risk management. Time, money, and resources and location, personnel, and equipment may be impacted by risk management eff...

Risk Management Basic Course Exam Questions and Answers What is a negative but common trend associated with hazard assessment? - answer- To underestimate the hazard's severity Which of the following describes hazards of a "likely" probability level, according to the Risk Assessment Matrix? - answer- The event is expected to occur several or numerous times. What is the correct definition of "residual risk level"? - answer- The risk level estimate of the hazard after the co...

RISK MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A project manager has just started the risk management process on a project. Which of the following statements accurately describes the objectives of risk management on a project? A) Risk management is done to increase the probability and/or impact of positive risks. B) Risk management is done to decrease negative risks' probability and/or impact. C) Risk management is done to minimize all risks. D) Risk management increases the probability and/o...

RISK MANAGEMENT MODULE 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Risk - answer- uncertainty regarding loss There are different magnitudes of risk based on the ________ _____. - answer- decision maker decision makers include: - answer- organizations, society, individuals Danger does not _____ risk. Information does not _____ risk. . - answer- equal; alter to The Scientific View of Risk's definition of risk: - answer- the probability of a person suffering an adverse effect from an activity or...

RISK MANAGEMENT SET EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS How is risk defined within Risk Management? - answer- Risk is defined as the possibility of loss or injury due to exposure to a hazard What is the first choice in the standard of order of precedence for RM controls? - answer- The standard order of precedence for controls is to first use design and engineering solutions to achieve minimum risk. Less desirable control options are to add safety devices, warming devices, or change procedures and t...

RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A situation where an individual or business is exposed to the chance of experiencing a loss. - answer- Risk A situation where there is a chance of loss; there is uncertainty as to whether or not a loss will occur. - answer- Pure Risk A situation where there is a chance of loss or no loss, plus the possibility of gain. - answer- Speculative Risk Perceived amount of risk based on opinion rather that verifiable data - answer- Subjective Risk ...

RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is risk management? - answer- The process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risks arising from operational factors and making decisions that balance risk cost with mission benefits. What is the focus of risk mitigation controls? - answer- Mission accomplishment with minimal adverse impact on realistic training. What are the 4 Principles of RM? - answer- 1. Integrate RM into all phases of missions and ops 2. Make risk decisions ...

RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Define RM - answer- RM is a decision-making process to systematically evaluate possible courses of action, identify risks and benefits, and determine the best course of action (COA) for any given situation. State the goals of RM - answer- -Enhance mission effectiveness at all levels, while preserving assets and safeguarding health and welfare. • Create an Air Force cultural mindset in which every leader, Airman, and employee is trained ...

RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What publication covers risk management? - answer- AR 100-14 What is risk management? - answer- Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risks arising from operational factors and making decisions that balance risk costs with mission benefits. What are the principles that provide a framework for implementing the risk management process? - answer- a. Integrating risk management into mission planning, preparation,...

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BLE IL PTI TEST 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3 Pillars of Community Policing - ANSWER-Developing Community Partnerships, engaging in problem solving using SARA, Implementing organizational features/transformation. Define the components of the SARA Model. - ANSWER-Scanning- identify and prioritize problems develop goals. Analysis- identify and understand the events that precede and accompany the problem. Response- Brainstorm for new interventions, outline a response plan, carry out planne...

JUVENILE JUSTOCE: CHAPTER 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS The procedural requirements for a waiver to criminal court were addressed in: - ANSWER-Kent v. United States Schall v. Martin (1984) the Supreme Court upheld: - ANSWER-the state's right to place juveniles in preventive detention The primary function of probation within the juvenile court system was to: - ANSWER-investigate and rehabilitate The Juvenile Rights Period: - ANSWER-was concerned with significant changes in the Ameri...

UNIT 12 VOCABULARY - ADULT & JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS delinquent - ANSWER-a minor under 17 years of age who has been charged with an act which would be a crime if committed by an adult. Disposition - ANSWER-Equivalent to adult sentencing. Possible dispositions include release to parents, probation, 30-day short-term sentence, commitment to the Department of Juvenile Justice, and restrictive custody at a Youth Development Center ("YDC"). delinquent act - A...

JUVENILE JUSTICE CHAPTER 12 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS collective efficacy - ANSWER-the empowerment of the community to do something about problems or crime community group conferencing - ANSWER-a strategy involving the communtiy of people affected by crime in deciding a resolution of criminal or delinquent activity. May involve a braod range of persons from the community including, judges,police and teachers conflict resolution programs - ANSWER-programs in which the most important el...

JUVENILE JUSTICE THEORIES EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Choice Theory - ANSWER-youth will engage in delinquent and criminal behavior after weighing the consequences and benefits of their actions. Trait Theory - ANSWER-youths engage in delinquent or criminal behavior due to aberrant physical or psychological traits that govern behavioral choices. actions are impulsive or instinctual rather an rational choices Routine Activities Theory - ANSWER-view that crime is a normal function of the rou...

CRIMINAL JUSTICE UNIT 3 – JUVENILE JUSTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS parens patriae - ANSWER-common law principle allows state to assume parental role and take custody of child when delinquent, abandoned, in need, or natural parents unable/unwilling to provide earliest times - ANSWER-when in history does this describe juvenile justice? - little distinction between criminality and delinquency end of 18th century - ANSWER-when in history does this describe juvenile justice? - changing...

JUVENILE JUSTICE CHAPTER 8 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Hands-Off Approach - ANSWER-The idea that day-to-day operations of the juvenile justice system should be left up to the professionals working in the system without court review or intervention The juvenile justice system has received little specific attention from the US Supreme Court; relatively few juvenile court cases have been heard before the court Due Process Revolution - ANSWER-Period of time during the 1960s and early 1970s w...

AJS212 / JUVENILE JUSTICE - CH. 3, 4, 5, 6, AND 7 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS The Classical School argues that ________. - ANSWER-punishment would deter criminal behavior, provided it was made appropriate to the crime Which of the following is TRUE of positivism as it applies to juvenile justice? - ANSWER-It argues that criminal and non-criminal youths are the same type of person. One of the flaws in Wilson's and Herrnstein's approach is ________. - ANSWER-that their theory basical...

Chapter 11 Juvenile Justice in America Exam Questions and Answers 1) Which of the following was a legal catalyst for the creation of the Juvenile Court Act? A) In re Gault B) parens patriae C) The Child Savers D) Voices of Delinquency - ANSWER-Parens patriae 2) What does the parens patriae philosophy of juvenile court charge that the court must do in regard to juvenile offenders? A) separate them from their peers B) punish their sins C) provide treatment D) initiate victim restitut...

JUVENILE JUSTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When did the concept of adolescence emerge in history - ANSWER-15th century during the enlighten time/during industrialization-physically adults, mentally children , age of reason What is meant by the term "age of responsibility" and when did it emerge in history? - ANSWER-Hammurabi's Code and the Talmud Distinction between youthful offenders and adults; death penalty not appropriate for youth Canon law, Roman law, and the Twelve Tab...