Exam 14: Violent Behavior in Institutions

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About the only major difference in safety considerations between a crisis worker in an office building and a crisis worker who makes home visits is that the worker who goes out to homes needs to be acutely aware of her or his surroundings.

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Legal liability for the consequences of a violent act by an institutionalized client:

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Factors contributing to increased violence against human service workers are increased numbers of:

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Question 43

One of the best ways to assess for violent behavior when face-to-face with a client is to:

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University counseling centers are prone to sacrifice safety concerns in an attempt to create a warm,caring,confidential atmosphere.

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Question 45

Workers who use validation therapy with the elderly believe that its use may resolve past issues and reduce stress even though the client may not make sense.

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Question 46

The first step in preventing client-initiated violence in an institution is to obtain expert consultants to teach staff to physically control agitated persons.

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Question 47

After a violent incident,the institution may want to:

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Question 48

Of the following assumptions about the potential for violence,which does not belong? Assume that the individual:

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One of the best and simplest questions to determine if the client may be violent is to ask,"Have you ever lost your temper in a violent manner?"

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Workplace violence has become so bad that the National Center for Disease Control views it as a national health problem.

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About the only major difference in safety considerations between a crisis worker in an office building and a crisis worker who makes home visits is that the worker who goes out to homes needs to be acutely aware of her or his surroundings.

Legal liability for the consequences of a violent act by an institutionalized client:

Factors contributing to increased violence against human service workers are increased numbers of:

One of the best ways to assess for violent behavior when face-to-face with a client is to:

University counseling centers are prone to sacrifice safety concerns in an attempt to create a warm,caring,confidential atmosphere.

Workers who use validation therapy with the elderly believe that its use may resolve past issues and reduce stress even though the client may not make sense.

The first step in preventing client-initiated violence in an institution is to obtain expert consultants to teach staff to physically control agitated persons.

After a violent incident,the institution may want to:

Of the following assumptions about the potential for violence,which does not belong? Assume that the individual:

One of the best and simplest questions to determine if the client may be violent is to ask,"Have you ever lost your temper in a violent manner?"

Workplace violence has become so bad that the National Center for Disease Control views it as a national health problem.

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

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Exam 14: Violent Behavior in Institutions

About the only major difference in safety considerations between a crisis worker in an office building and a crisis worker who makes home visits is that the worker who goes out to homes needs to be acutely aware of her or his surroundings.​

Legal liability for the consequences of a violent act by an institutionalized client:​

Factors contributing to increased violence against human service workers are increased numbers of:​

One of the best ways to assess for violent behavior when face-to-face with a client is to:

University counseling centers are prone to sacrifice safety concerns in an attempt to create a warm,caring,confidential atmosphere.​

Workers who use validation therapy with the elderly believe that its use may resolve past issues and reduce stress even though the client may not make sense.​

The first step in preventing client-initiated violence in an institution is to obtain expert consultants to teach staff to physically control agitated persons.​

After a violent incident,the institution may want to:​

Of the following assumptions about the potential for violence,which does not belong? Assume that the individual:​

One of the best and simplest questions to determine if the client may be violent is to ask,"Have you ever lost your temper in a violent manner?"​

Workplace violence has become so bad that the National Center for Disease Control views it as a national health problem.​

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

About the only major difference in safety considerations between a crisis worker in an office building and a crisis worker who makes home visits is that the worker who goes out to homes needs to be acutely aware of her or his surroundings.

Legal liability for the consequences of a violent act by an institutionalized client:

Factors contributing to increased violence against human service workers are increased numbers of:

University counseling centers are prone to sacrifice safety concerns in an attempt to create a warm,caring,confidential atmosphere.

Workers who use validation therapy with the elderly believe that its use may resolve past issues and reduce stress even though the client may not make sense.

The first step in preventing client-initiated violence in an institution is to obtain expert consultants to teach staff to physically control agitated persons.

After a violent incident,the institution may want to:

Of the following assumptions about the potential for violence,which does not belong? Assume that the individual:

One of the best and simplest questions to determine if the client may be violent is to ask,"Have you ever lost your temper in a violent manner?"

Workplace violence has become so bad that the National Center for Disease Control views it as a national health problem.