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LMPT Exam Solved Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers With Rationales |ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS >> BRAND NEW VERSION!! 1. What are the three basic types of assault? - ANSWER 1. Assualt by offer 2. Assualt by attempted battery 3. Battery Assault by offer Any wi...

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LMPT Exam Solved Questions With
Revised Correct Detailed Answers
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|ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS >>
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1. What are the three basic types of assault? - ANSWER
1. Assualt by offer
2. Assualt by attempted battery
3. Battery
Assault by offer
Any willful threat to inflict injury upon another person with the
apparent present ability and intent to do so.

Puts the victim in apprehension of immediate bodily harm.

A present apparent ability and intent to inflict bodily harm must
actually exist and the victim must be aware of it.
Assault by attempted battery
An unsuccessful battery. It is not necessary for the victim to be aware
of the failed attempt.
Battery

,Is an intentional, harmful or offensive touching of another person,
without consent.
2. Threat Assessment
- ANSWER The continuous assessment of the facts during any
encounter in order for the LEO to make a determination about the risks
and or danger involved and thus form the appropriate response.
Direct Approach
-Utilized to reduce time to the target location.
-An urgent response may be necessary.
Indirect Approach
-Utilized when chances of injury are minimal.
-Approach on foot giving the officers a tactical advantage
3. What is the primary role of the LEO as an objective third party in
dealing with conflict situations? - ANSWER Mediator and
peacemaker rather than enforcer of the law, UNLESS a crime has been
committed and enforcement response is required.
Power
The capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or
the course of events.
Authority
The power or right to give orders, makes decisions, and enforce
obedience.
4. Three common power strategies used by officers during the
management of conflict: - ANSWER

,-Defusion
-Arbitration
-Mediation
5. Archeology
- ANSWER The scientific study of past human behavior from
archeological resources and their context.
Context
- ANSWER The posiotion of an archeological find in time and space,
established by measuring and assessing its associates, matrix, and
provenance.
Horizontal context
- ANSWER Reveals a site as it was at a fixed point in time.
Vertical context
- ANSWER Shows the sequence of changes within a site over time
The past - Precontact
- ANSWER Before arrival of the Europeans
The past - Historic
- ANSWER After the arrival of the Europeans. Around 1500-1600 A.D.
What is the prehistoric period cut off?
- ANSWER 1500's
Elements of ARPA - ANSWER
-Jurisdiction
-Archeological resources
-Prohibited acts

, -Without or in violation of a permit
-General intent
Damage Assessment
- ANSWER Should be conducted by an archeologist meeting the
secretary of interior standards.
Tools of the trade: - ANSWER
-Sifting screens
-shovels
-probes
-metal detectors
-camouflage
-globe positioning devices
-flippers
What is the most reliable and efficient method of identification?
- ANSWER The human fingerprint.
What is the fingerprint composed of? - ANSWER
Friction ridge skin.
Friction Ridge Skin
-Composed of raised ridges that form patterns upon the palmer and
plantar surfaces of the skin.
-Friction ridges begin to form at about 10.5 weeks estimated
gestational age and continue to mature in depth as the embryo passes
into the second trimester.
What are the two exceptions that may cause your fingerprint to
change? - ANSWER
Scarring and disease.

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