PPCT TEST REVIEW CERTIFICATION SCRIPT
2026 FULL ANSWERS TEST PAPER GRADED
A+
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: officer drill - angle kick
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: a controlled striking technique that over stimultes motor nerves
causing temp muscle impairment
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: strikes must be delivered to nerve motor points, must utilize the
Fluid Shock Wave Principle, should be delivered with total body rotation
⩥ Survival Reaction Time Model.
Answer: a principle that affects every action or reaction of control an
officer will encounter
⩥ survival reaction time model.
Answer: once an officer understands his/her limitations of reaction time,
it is easier to develop strategies to control and predict specific resistive
behavior. REaction time can be quickened if officers predict behavior
,⩥ PPCT survival reaction time principle.
Answer: include: perception, analyze/evaluate, formulate strategy, motor
initiation
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: minimum safe zone that an officer should maintain when
dealing with others
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: AVERAGE DISTANCE IS APPROXIMATELY 6 FEET
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: is never penetrated unless subject control is attempted
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: can be affected by the amount of the officer's training
⩥ PPCT Tactional REactionary Options.
Answer: Penetrate and Disengage
⩥ PPCT Relative Positioning.
, Answer: a princple of zoning, as it relates to the relative position of the
officer to the subject
⩥ Historical perspective of reative positioning.
Answer: inside position, level I, level II, level II 1/2 and Level III
⩥ inside position.
Answer: directly in front of the subject
⩥ level I.
Answer: a 45 degree angle to the front
⩥ level II.
Answer: side by side
⩥ level II 1/2.
Answer: a 45 degree angle to the rear
⩥ level III.
Answer: directly behind the subject
⩥ types of subjects an officer will handcuff.
2026 FULL ANSWERS TEST PAPER GRADED
A+
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: officer drill - angle kick
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: a controlled striking technique that over stimultes motor nerves
causing temp muscle impairment
⩥ motor dysfunction.
Answer: strikes must be delivered to nerve motor points, must utilize the
Fluid Shock Wave Principle, should be delivered with total body rotation
⩥ Survival Reaction Time Model.
Answer: a principle that affects every action or reaction of control an
officer will encounter
⩥ survival reaction time model.
Answer: once an officer understands his/her limitations of reaction time,
it is easier to develop strategies to control and predict specific resistive
behavior. REaction time can be quickened if officers predict behavior
,⩥ PPCT survival reaction time principle.
Answer: include: perception, analyze/evaluate, formulate strategy, motor
initiation
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: minimum safe zone that an officer should maintain when
dealing with others
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: AVERAGE DISTANCE IS APPROXIMATELY 6 FEET
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: is never penetrated unless subject control is attempted
⩥ PPCT Reactionary Gap.
Answer: can be affected by the amount of the officer's training
⩥ PPCT Tactional REactionary Options.
Answer: Penetrate and Disengage
⩥ PPCT Relative Positioning.
, Answer: a princple of zoning, as it relates to the relative position of the
officer to the subject
⩥ Historical perspective of reative positioning.
Answer: inside position, level I, level II, level II 1/2 and Level III
⩥ inside position.
Answer: directly in front of the subject
⩥ level I.
Answer: a 45 degree angle to the front
⩥ level II.
Answer: side by side
⩥ level II 1/2.
Answer: a 45 degree angle to the rear
⩥ level III.
Answer: directly behind the subject
⩥ types of subjects an officer will handcuff.
