NC BLET State Exam - Law Enforcement Communication Unit Sg (Answered)

NC BLET State Exam - Law Enforcement Communication Unit Sg 1. How many times will a victim leave on average in a domestic violence relationship?: 7 (seven) times 2. How many officers should you have respond to a domestic violence call?- : 2 (two), at the very least 3. in domestic violence situations victims call the police because?: they are scared or in immediate danger. 4. in domestic violence situations what can greatly decrease officer assault or death?: by having a pre-developed plan 5. in domestic violence situations who is the first person on scene?: the telecommunicator 6. in domestic violence situations what officer should leave first: the officer furthest inside 7. what does the relationship status have to be in order for a 50B: personal relationship 8. what is a 50C: no contact order 9. How long is an ex parte order good for?: 10 days 10. why does a partner use abusive behavior?: to gain or maintain control over the other 11. What is the best short term solution for domestic violence?: Arrest 12. What can be the most dangerous time during a domestic violence situa- tion?: leaving the batterer 13. mental illness: loss of contact with reality is?: psychosis 14. Mental Illness: What term refers to loss of hope?: Depression 15. mental illness: what does ELEAP stand for?: engage, listen, empathize, agree, partner. 16. What is an officers primary tool?: Communication 17. What involves observing behavior, being aware of tone of voice, and actively listening?: Reading 18. What should you make sure to never do when talking to the public?: Use profanity 19. Nonverbal cues amount to what percent of communication?: 90% 20. Body language account for what percent?: 55% 21. It is more vital to sound than to feel ?: Confident, confi- dent 22. True or False? You should always use loaded words and you statements?- : False 23. What are someone body language cues to alert you to a possible dan- ger?: Hesitation, lack of eye contact, looking through you, interruption 24. What is study of personal space/comfort zones?: Proxemics 25. What distance is the intimate zone?: 6-18 inches 26. What is the least used tool in regards to communication?: Ability to listen 27. What is active listening?: trying to understand what the other is saying from their point of view 28. How fast do you speak in words per minute? How many can you process?: Speak 125, understand 500-600 29. What are the 4 levels of discriminate listening?: Attentive, Retentive, Re- flective, Reactive 30. What does SPEAR stand for? (communication skills): Stance, Posture, Eye Contact, Attending behavior, Relax 31. What allows the listener to summarize the content of what the speaker says in order to clarify the true meaning?: Paraphrasing 32. What is the most powerful and dangerous nonverbal signal?: Touch 33. What can cross cultural "reading" help with?: Interpreting possible danger signs, prevent misinterpretation of signs, understand complaints 34. mental illness: what is needed in order to obtain an involuntary commit- ment order?: must be a danger to themselves and or others 35. mental illness is just like : any other illness. 36. when dealing with an adult with mental illness always speak to them as?: an adult 37. what can mimic a mental illness?: Traumatic brain injury 38. how long do you have to serve involuntary commitment papers?: 24 hours 39. if you're worried about someone with a mental illness but they pose no threat what would be the appropriate route?: get them to agree to a voluntary commitment 40. what mental illness often comes from combat?: PTSD 41. True or False? Suicide can't be prevented.: False 42. what is the definition of a victim?: anyone who suffers physical financial or emotional harm to the commission of a crime. 43. superior court deals with what?: felony's 44. how many must agree on a grand jury?: 12-18 45. is registration required for service animals?: no 46. Who is eligible for a claim under the victim compensation act?: the victim, a dependent of deceased victim or a third party who is not collateral source. 47. What are some effective communication methods for people who are deaf?: sign language, lip reading, reading and writing, hearing aids. 48. people with physical disabilities face two kinds of barriers in society what are they?: architectural and attitudinal. 49. any damage caused by the service animal is the liability of the?: owner or trainer. 50. probable cause hearing is formally known as what?: preliminary hearing. 51. When is a probable cause hearing held?: in felony cases to determine whether the state has enough evidence to take the case before a grand jury 52. What is the highest court in NC?: Supreme Court 53. Who is responsible for providing the victim with the relevant informa- tion?: the investigating agency. 54. What is crime prevention?: Strategies and measures that seek to reduce the risk of crimes occurring, and their harmful effects on individuals and society, including fear of crime, by intervening to influence their causes 55. What is the SARA model?: S: Scanning A: Analysis R: Response A: Assessment 56. What is the process of continuously looking at crime and disorder prob- lems to analytically understanding those problems, select the most appropri- ate solution, apply that solution, then assess and reassess the impact over time?: Problem solving 57. What is your most important tool?: Your mind: confident attitude and keen awareness 58. What percent of physical security constitutes burglary prevention?: 90% 59. What is the best way to prevent shoplifting?: Remove opportunity 60. What are the 3 methods of shoplifting?: concealment, subterfuge, speed 61. Robbery prevention happens often but has poten- tial for loss.: Less, greater 62. What is CPTED?: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design 63. Whats are the 3 D's of CPTED?: Designation Definition Design 64. What are the primary ages for youth violence?: 10-24 65. True or False? As an SRO you are a hall monitor?: True