PPCT Test Questions With Correct
Answers
/.The TPR Use of Force System - Answer-✅applies human factor research to design of
the training system
/.Human factor research - Answer-✅is defined as the study of human capabilities and
limitations within a specific domain.
/.High risk Human factors is a unique domain, as the domain itself is a _______
environment. - Answer-✅High Risk
/.Threat Pattern Recognition (TPR) - Answer-✅is a system that examines the patterns
associated with an assault or lethal assault, and engineers a tactical solution based on
science and motor performance.
/.The research indicates officers who have received proper Threat Pattern Recognition
(TPR) training decrease their ________ time during deadly force assaults and enhance
their precision. - Answer-✅reaction
/.The two visual pathways are: - Answer-✅Cortical Visual Pathway
Sub-Cortical Visual Pathway
/.The sub-cortical visual pathway processes a visual image in - Answer-✅0.012
seconds
/.The Cortical visual pathway processes a visual image in - Answer-✅0.33 seconds
/.Studies discovered that the assailant's movement time can be as fast as - Answer-
✅0.37 seconds
/.51.9% of the victim officers are within - Answer-✅0-5 feet of the assailant
/.19.2% of the victim officers are within - Answer-✅6-10 feet of the assailant
/.AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM CONTROLS INVOLUNTARY ACTIONS AND IS
DIVIDED INTO TWO BRANCHES: - Answer-✅PARASYMPATHETIC(PNS)
SYMPATHETIC(SNS)
, /.You can experience up to - Answer-✅70% REDUCTION IN PERIPHERAL VISION.
/.Inverted-U-Law: - Answer-✅Concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate
and performance and examines the heart rate zone for optimal performance.
/.Optimal heart rate zone is - Answer-✅115-145 bpm (beats per minute)
/.Proteins: - Answer-✅Builds and maintains muscle and used as an energy source
during times of stress (increase mental performance)
/.ATP/PC: - Answer-✅Burns for 10-15 seconds- once exhausted, performance drops by
45% within 30 seconds.
/.Components of Acceptability: - Answer-✅TACTICAL, LEGAL, MEDICAL, HUMAN
FACTORS
/.Touch Pressure - Answer-✅Soft Empty Hand (Pressure Points)
/.Strike - Answer-✅Hard Empty Hand (Kicks/Palm/Strikes)
/.MOTOR DYSFUNCTION: - Answer-✅A control striking technique, which
overstimulates motor nerves, resulting in temporary muscle impairment. A common
name is "Charlie Horse"
/.Inside Position: - Answer-✅Directly in front of subject (should be avoided)
/.Level 1 Position: - Answer-✅Interview/ In front and to the side with staff body bladed
away.
/.Level 2 Position: - Answer-✅Directly to the side
/.Level 2 1/2 - Answer-✅Escort/In back and to the side (Is used to approach for both
handcuffing and the Escort Position)
/.Level 3 - Answer-✅Ambush/Directly behind subject
/.The 2 Tactical Reactionary Options are - Answer-✅Penetrate or Disengage
/.Levels of Control: - Answer-✅Officer/Staff Presence
Verbal Direction
Chemical Agents
Empty Hand Control (Soft/Hard)
Intermediate Weapon Control
Deadly Force
Answers
/.The TPR Use of Force System - Answer-✅applies human factor research to design of
the training system
/.Human factor research - Answer-✅is defined as the study of human capabilities and
limitations within a specific domain.
/.High risk Human factors is a unique domain, as the domain itself is a _______
environment. - Answer-✅High Risk
/.Threat Pattern Recognition (TPR) - Answer-✅is a system that examines the patterns
associated with an assault or lethal assault, and engineers a tactical solution based on
science and motor performance.
/.The research indicates officers who have received proper Threat Pattern Recognition
(TPR) training decrease their ________ time during deadly force assaults and enhance
their precision. - Answer-✅reaction
/.The two visual pathways are: - Answer-✅Cortical Visual Pathway
Sub-Cortical Visual Pathway
/.The sub-cortical visual pathway processes a visual image in - Answer-✅0.012
seconds
/.The Cortical visual pathway processes a visual image in - Answer-✅0.33 seconds
/.Studies discovered that the assailant's movement time can be as fast as - Answer-
✅0.37 seconds
/.51.9% of the victim officers are within - Answer-✅0-5 feet of the assailant
/.19.2% of the victim officers are within - Answer-✅6-10 feet of the assailant
/.AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM CONTROLS INVOLUNTARY ACTIONS AND IS
DIVIDED INTO TWO BRANCHES: - Answer-✅PARASYMPATHETIC(PNS)
SYMPATHETIC(SNS)
, /.You can experience up to - Answer-✅70% REDUCTION IN PERIPHERAL VISION.
/.Inverted-U-Law: - Answer-✅Concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate
and performance and examines the heart rate zone for optimal performance.
/.Optimal heart rate zone is - Answer-✅115-145 bpm (beats per minute)
/.Proteins: - Answer-✅Builds and maintains muscle and used as an energy source
during times of stress (increase mental performance)
/.ATP/PC: - Answer-✅Burns for 10-15 seconds- once exhausted, performance drops by
45% within 30 seconds.
/.Components of Acceptability: - Answer-✅TACTICAL, LEGAL, MEDICAL, HUMAN
FACTORS
/.Touch Pressure - Answer-✅Soft Empty Hand (Pressure Points)
/.Strike - Answer-✅Hard Empty Hand (Kicks/Palm/Strikes)
/.MOTOR DYSFUNCTION: - Answer-✅A control striking technique, which
overstimulates motor nerves, resulting in temporary muscle impairment. A common
name is "Charlie Horse"
/.Inside Position: - Answer-✅Directly in front of subject (should be avoided)
/.Level 1 Position: - Answer-✅Interview/ In front and to the side with staff body bladed
away.
/.Level 2 Position: - Answer-✅Directly to the side
/.Level 2 1/2 - Answer-✅Escort/In back and to the side (Is used to approach for both
handcuffing and the Escort Position)
/.Level 3 - Answer-✅Ambush/Directly behind subject
/.The 2 Tactical Reactionary Options are - Answer-✅Penetrate or Disengage
/.Levels of Control: - Answer-✅Officer/Staff Presence
Verbal Direction
Chemical Agents
Empty Hand Control (Soft/Hard)
Intermediate Weapon Control
Deadly Force
