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COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS MOST
TESTED QUESTIONS GRADE A+ GET
IT RIGHT
Anchors - (correct answer) factors that provide
stability; could be used to provide support or stability to
a subject who is struggling or represent reasons that an
individual would not engage in targeted violence (de
Becker, 1997).
Approach Behavior - (correct answer) This refers to
the type, frequency and intensity of the subject's
attempts to be physically proximal (close) to the target.
Approach behavior includes successful and unsuccessful
attempts to approach the target.
,Attack - (correct answer) Carrying out (or attempting
to carry out) the intended violence against the target
(Calhoun & Weston, 2003).
Attack Related Behaviors - (correct answer) Specific
behaviors that are needed in order to launch a physical
assault on a target. These behaviors are displayed as
steps on the pathway to violence (Calhoun & Weston,
2009).
Behavioral Indicator - (correct answer) An observable
action that provides evidence of an underlying element
that may be relevant to a threat assessment and
management case; for example, a subject's actions (e.g.,
talking to himself or herself) might lead the threat
assessor to believe the person has a mental health
disorder that influences the level of threat posed by that
individual (Bulling et al., 2008).
Behavioral Threat Assessment - (correct answer)
Threat assessment orientation based on the idea that the
, subject will exhibit identifiable behaviors indicating the
intent to commit an act of targeted of violence
(Calhoun & Weston, 2003).
Behaviors of Concern - (correct answer) observable,
identifiable behaviors that an individual exhibits while he
or she is progressing on the pathway of violence
(Calhoun &Weston, 2003).
Black Swan Event - (correct answer) An event that is
rare, predictable only in retrospect, with extreme
impacts (Meloy,2011; Talib, 2007).
Breach - (correct answer) a situation where usual
security measures have been circumvented (Calhoun &
Weston, 2003).
Bunkers - (correct answer) term linked to the
common use of the phrase "bunker mentality," in which
an individual or group becomes defensive and
surrounded by fortifications (real and virtual) to keep
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