Question 1

Which statement best describes the depressed hostage taker?​

Accepted Answer

A) He/She has a false system of beliefs with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision,with generally reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is narcissistic,attention-seeking.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​ 
A) He/She has a false system of beliefs with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision,with generally reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is narcissistic,attention-seeking.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​ B

Question 2

REACT is a hostage negotiation task model that starts with the recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable and ends with what will happen after a surrender is made.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Instrumental behavior in hostage taking has some recognizable goal such as escape from a crime scene.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

If put in the role of negotiator,you will likely be able to promise that the cops won't storm the building.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following is not part of the REACT model acronym?

Accepted Answer

A) Recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable 
B) ​Engagement that builds rapport 
C) ​Contracting/Controlling in facilitating an agreement on how to resolve the incident 
D) Attunement to the degree of trust 
A) Recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable 
B) ​Engagement that builds rapport 
C) ​Contracting/Controlling in facilitating an agreement on how to resolve the incident 
D) Attunement to the degree of trust

Question 6

Crisis intervention and hostage negotiation often go hand-in-hand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Which statement best describes the antisocial hostage taker?​

Accepted Answer

A) He/She has a false system of beliefs along with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision along with reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is narcissistic and attention-seeking.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​ 
A) He/She has a false system of beliefs along with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision along with reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is narcissistic and attention-seeking.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​

Question 8

Crisis intervention techniques are at the core of hostage negotiation.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The behavioral dynamics of battered women and hostages after their escape are much alike.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which statement best describes the estranged hostage taker?​

Accepted Answer

A) He/She has a false system of beliefs with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision with reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is aggrieved by the system,bears many "crosses," and has iron-clad belief system.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​ 
A) He/She has a false system of beliefs with hallucinations and delusions. 
B) He/She is confused and unable to make a decision with reduced energy and affect.​ 
C) He/She is aggrieved by the system,bears many "crosses," and has iron-clad belief system.​ 
D) He/She conflicts with society,blames others,is concerned only for him-/herself.​

Question 11

If taken hostage,which of the following should a hostage not attempt to do?​

Accepted Answer

A) Lighten the seriousness of the situation by injecting a bit of humor into it. 
B) Be very compliant and servile to instructions from the hostage takers.​ 
C) Be highly observant of what is happening so as to give a valid report to the authorities.​ 
D) Make suggestions or speak without first being spoken to.​ 
A) Lighten the seriousness of the situation by injecting a bit of humor into it. 
B) Be very compliant and servile to instructions from the hostage takers.​ 
C) Be highly observant of what is happening so as to give a valid report to the authorities.​ 
D) Make suggestions or speak without first being spoken to.​

Question 12

Post incident debriefing includes giving people a warm receptions and assuring them they acted properly and their symptoms are common.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

​Expressive behavior in hostage taking has to do with weak individuals becoming powerful by taking hostages.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

In gathering information,a hostage negotiator would first:​

Accepted Answer

A) attempt to determine who the hostage taker is so as to obtain a profile. 
B) determine the reason the hostages were taken so as to know how to negotiate.​ 
C) find out who the hostages are so the Stockholm syndrome could be used.​ 
D) know the physical layout of the site so as to determine the best and safest route of attack if necessary.​ 
A) attempt to determine who the hostage taker is so as to obtain a profile. 
B) determine the reason the hostages were taken so as to know how to negotiate.​ 
C) find out who the hostages are so the Stockholm syndrome could be used.​ 
D) know the physical layout of the site so as to determine the best and safest route of attack if necessary.​

Question 15

Crisis intervention with the negotiator involves:

Accepted Answer

A) some type of instant replay through both tactical and psychological debriefing. 
B) ​thought field processing of subconscious trauma. 
C) ​returning to the scene and use of traumatic image flooding to desensitize the negotiator. 
D) going out for a beer and talking about some other than the hostage situation. 
A) some type of instant replay through both tactical and psychological debriefing. 
B) ​thought field processing of subconscious trauma. 
C) ​returning to the scene and use of traumatic image flooding to desensitize the negotiator. 
D) going out for a beer and talking about some other than the hostage situation.

Question 16

Acute Stress Disorder:

Accepted Answer

A) occurs when people don't do anything about a traumatic event. 
B) ​is early and acute in its onset but does not predict PTSD. 
C) invariably happens when people are held hostage. 
D) has symptoms that may be alleviated by a post-incident interview. 
A) occurs when people don't do anything about a traumatic event. 
B) ​is early and acute in its onset but does not predict PTSD. 
C) invariably happens when people are held hostage. 
D) has symptoms that may be alleviated by a post-incident interview.

Question 17

The S.A.F.E.model is the default protocol for armed intervention after a hostage has been harmed.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The hostage can make use of the dynamics of the Stockholm syndrome to improve their survival odds by:

Accepted Answer

A) appearing to agree with the hostage taker's beliefs. 
B) ​sharing the more personal aspects of one's life and eliciting the same from the hostage taker. 
C) ​currying favor with the hostage taker by complimenting him or her. 
D) ignoring the hostage taker's personal queries and thus making him or her more subservient. 
A) appearing to agree with the hostage taker's beliefs. 
B) ​sharing the more personal aspects of one's life and eliciting the same from the hostage taker. 
C) ​currying favor with the hostage taker by complimenting him or her. 
D) ignoring the hostage taker's personal queries and thus making him or her more subservient.

Question 19

In post intervention,hostages receive:

Accepted Answer

A) CISD. 
B) ​psycho-education,CISD components,support group,positive reinforcement,follow-up. 
C) thought-behavior-feeling processing,stress reduction exercises,sick leave,bonuses,appointments with behavioral health management organizations,good supervisor consults and stress reduction coaching. 
D) psychological autopsies,EMDR,and CISD. 
A) CISD. 
B) ​psycho-education,CISD components,support group,positive reinforcement,follow-up. 
C) thought-behavior-feeling processing,stress reduction exercises,sick leave,bonuses,appointments with behavioral health management organizations,good supervisor consults and stress reduction coaching. 
D) psychological autopsies,EMDR,and CISD.

Question 20

Negotiators do best when they can establish a continuous state of interdependence between themselves and the hostage takers.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which statement best describes the depressed hostage taker?

REACT is a hostage negotiation task model that starts with the recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable and ends with what will happen after a surrender is made.

Instrumental behavior in hostage taking has some recognizable goal such as escape from a crime scene.

If put in the role of negotiator,you will likely be able to promise that the cops won't storm the building.

Which of the following is not part of the REACT model acronym?

Crisis intervention and hostage negotiation often go hand-in-hand.

Which statement best describes the antisocial hostage taker?

Crisis intervention techniques are at the core of hostage negotiation.

The behavioral dynamics of battered women and hostages after their escape are much alike.

Which statement best describes the estranged hostage taker?

If taken hostage,which of the following should a hostage not attempt to do?

Post incident debriefing includes giving people a warm receptions and assuring them they acted properly and their symptoms are common.

Expressive behavior in hostage taking has to do with weak individuals becoming powerful by taking hostages.

In gathering information,a hostage negotiator would first:

Crisis intervention with the negotiator involves:

Acute Stress Disorder:

The S.A.F.E.model is the default protocol for armed intervention after a hostage has been harmed.

The hostage can make use of the dynamics of the Stockholm syndrome to improve their survival odds by:

In post intervention,hostages receive:

Negotiators do best when they can establish a continuous state of interdependence between themselves and the hostage takers.

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

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

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Exam 19: Crisishostage Negotiation

Which statement best describes the depressed hostage taker?​

REACT is a hostage negotiation task model that starts with the recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable and ends with what will happen after a surrender is made.​

Instrumental behavior in hostage taking has some recognizable goal such as escape from a crime scene.​

If put in the role of negotiator,you will likely be able to promise that the cops won't storm the building.​

Which of the following is not part of the REACT model acronym?

Crisis intervention and hostage negotiation often go hand-in-hand.

Which statement best describes the antisocial hostage taker?​

Crisis intervention techniques are at the core of hostage negotiation.​

The behavioral dynamics of battered women and hostages after their escape are much alike.​

Which statement best describes the estranged hostage taker?​

If taken hostage,which of the following should a hostage not attempt to do?​

Post incident debriefing includes giving people a warm receptions and assuring them they acted properly and their symptoms are common.​

​Expressive behavior in hostage taking has to do with weak individuals becoming powerful by taking hostages.

In gathering information,a hostage negotiator would first:​

Crisis intervention with the negotiator involves:

Acute Stress Disorder:

The S.A.F.E.model is the default protocol for armed intervention after a hostage has been harmed.​

The hostage can make use of the dynamics of the Stockholm syndrome to improve their survival odds by:

In post intervention,hostages receive:

Negotiators do best when they can establish a continuous state of interdependence between themselves and the hostage takers.​

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

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Filters

Which statement best describes the depressed hostage taker?

REACT is a hostage negotiation task model that starts with the recognition of the conditions needed to make an incident negotiable and ends with what will happen after a surrender is made.

Instrumental behavior in hostage taking has some recognizable goal such as escape from a crime scene.

If put in the role of negotiator,you will likely be able to promise that the cops won't storm the building.

Which statement best describes the antisocial hostage taker?

Crisis intervention techniques are at the core of hostage negotiation.

The behavioral dynamics of battered women and hostages after their escape are much alike.

Which statement best describes the estranged hostage taker?

If taken hostage,which of the following should a hostage not attempt to do?

Post incident debriefing includes giving people a warm receptions and assuring them they acted properly and their symptoms are common.

Expressive behavior in hostage taking has to do with weak individuals becoming powerful by taking hostages.

In gathering information,a hostage negotiator would first:

The S.A.F.E.model is the default protocol for armed intervention after a hostage has been harmed.

Negotiators do best when they can establish a continuous state of interdependence between themselves and the hostage takers.