CJUS 630 Test 1

CJUS 630 Test 1 Liberty University

CJUS 630 Quiz 1

1. Attempting to hook the person into a(n) ________ is one of the goals of crisis transaction.
2. In terms of mediating a crisis, our cognitive and emotional coping mechanisms are referred to as
3. Release of which hormone by the hypothalamus partly initiates the fight-or-flight response?
4. According to Cox and Mackay, when a person reaches a point where their response to a stressful situation is at its maximum point, they are said to have reached the
5. Which offender response mode is typically demonstrated by an offender who perceives themselves as being in control and the circumstances as predictable?
6. A classification system for various types of crises can facilitate each of the following EXCEPT ________.
7. During the L.A. riots of 1992, the LAPD was accused of purposefully avoiding the ________ component of the crisis intervention continuum.
8. When the stress of a parent’s job has a negative impact on their relationship with their child, this dynamic is described by Bronfenbrenner as the
9. A loss of equilibrium necessitates ________.
10. Discuss the three ego states of Transactional Analysis, along with their various subcomponents.
11. Which internal system’s function is often described as “rest-and-digest”?
12. Each of the following is a goal of communication for police officers EXCEPT ________.
13. Which of the following operates on a purely cognitive level, and is tasked with mediating and problem- solving in a rational manner?
14. Which active listening technique invites a person in crisis to continue talking without giving the appearance that an interrogation is under way?
15. According to Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome, once the initial surge of energy from the fight-or- flight response recedes, the individual enters the ________ stage.
16. Discuss the functions and interactions of the HPA axis during the stress response.
17. Attempting to control an exchange by leading the other person into responding from a more desirable ego state is also known as
18. In most cases, before a crisis is de-escalated, it must be ________.
19. Which of Bronfenbrenner’s systems influences a child indirectly from beyond the child’s immediate environment?
20. Discuss the impact of control and predictability on the level of stress experienced in a crisis situation.
21. Which of the following internal systems is responsible for the “fight-or-flight” response?
22. According to Dr. Eric Berne, people tend to shift between ego states during communication depending on their stated ________ for the exchange.
23. According to Cox and Mackay’s transactional model of stress, which of the following individuals would fit the “survival mode”?
24. Which federal agency was formed in 1979 to undertake the primary responsibility of disaster response and preparedness?
25. Intervention becomes necessary when ________ become stressed to the point of dysfunction.

Other set

1. Which type of transaction is preferable when communicating with someone in crisis?
2. Describe the five steps of crisis intervention.
3. In terms of mediating a crisis, our cognitive and emotional coping mechanisms are referred to as ________.
4. A classification system for various types of crises can facilitate each of the following EXCEPT ________.
5. Remediation of a crisis can take place only after ________.
6. Active listening skills include all the following EXCEPT ________.
7. Discuss the historical development of crisis intervention in America.
8. Describe the four-level scheme for classifying crisis, as discussed in the text.
9. During the L.A. riots of 1992, the LAPD was accused of purposefully avoiding the ________ component of the crisis intervention continuum.
10. Which communication technique is seldom included in a police training program, but is often employed by officers?
11. Clara Barton is best known for ________.
12. Attempting to control an exchange by leading the other person into responding from a more desirable ego state is also known as ________.
13. Describe the interaction of the components of the autonomic nervous system in relation to the stress response.
14. Bronfenbrenner’s theory of psychosocial development is known as ________ Theory.
15. Each of the following is a goal of communication for police officers EXCEPT ________.
16. ________ represented the first time America had used military force against its own citizens for the purpose of containing and de-escalating a crisis.
17. Which part of our personality serves as a storehouse for all the rules, imperatives, and values we were taught as children?
18. Which of the following operates on a purely cognitive level, and is tasked with mediating and problem-solving in a rational manner?
19. Which subcomponent of the parent ego state is authoritative, fair, demanding, and consistent?
20. When an individual communicates from their critical parent ego state to another’s child ego state, what kind of transaction are they said to be engaged in?
21. Which of Bronfenbrenner’s systems influences a child indirectly from beyond the child’s immediate environment?
22. Discuss the functions and interactions of the HPA axis during the stress response.
23. Intervention becomes necessary when ________ become stressed to the point of dysfunction.
24. When people say one thing on one level, but what they say has a hidden message on another, they are engaged in what type of transaction?
25. When the stress of a parent’s job has a negative impact on their relationship with their child, this dynamic is described by Bronfenbrenner as the ________.