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CPI (2025) Exam With Detailed & Verified Questions and Answers | 100% Confirmed Pass| Grad, Exams of Sociology

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Unit 1. Name the 4 levels in the CPI Crisis Development Model ✔✔Level 1- Anxiety =
Supportive
Level 2- Defensive = Directive
Level 3- Acting out person = CPI
Level 4- Tension Reduction = Theraputic Rapport
Unit 1.
What is Level 1 in the Crisis Development Model? ✔✔ANXIETY- A noticible change in
someones typical behavior
Unit 1. What is Level 1 in Crisis Dev. Model Approach to Anxiety? ✔✔SUPPORTIVE-
nonjudgemental, empathetic
Unit 1. What is Level 2 of Crisis Dev. Model? ✔✔DEFENSIVE- Beginning stage of loss of
rationality
Unit 1. What is Level 2 of Crisis Dev. Model Approach to Defensive? ✔✔DIRECTIVE- Set
Limits, Persuasion, Choices
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Unit 1. Name the 4 levels in the CPI Crisis Development Model ✔✔Level 1 - Anxiety = Supportive Level 2 - Defensive = Directive Level 3 - Acting out person = CPI Level 4 - Tension Reduction = Theraputic Rapport Unit 1. What is Level 1 in the Crisis Development Model? ✔✔ANXIETY- A noticible change in someones typical behavior Unit 1. What is Level 1 in Crisis Dev. Model Approach to Anxiety? ✔✔SUPPORTIVE- nonjudgemental, empathetic Unit 1. What is Level 2 of Crisis Dev. Model? ✔✔DEFENSIVE- Beginning stage of loss of rationality Unit 1. What is Level 2 of Crisis Dev. Model Approach to Defensive? ✔✔DIRECTIVE- Set Limits, Persuasion, Choices

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Unit 1. What is Level 3 of Crisis Dev. Model? ✔✔ACTING OUT PERSON- Total Loss of Rationality Unit 1.What is Level 3 of Crisis Dev. Model Approach Acting Out Person? ✔✔NON VERBAL PHYSICAL CRISIS INTERVENTION- A set of safe, non-harmful techniques that are to be used as a last resort when their is danger to self or others, disruption to atmosphere Unit 1.What is Level 4 of Crisis Dev. Model? ✔✔TENSION REDUCTION- decrease in energy Unit 1. What is Level 4 of Crisis Dev. Model Approach TENSION REDUCTION? ✔✔THERAPUTICE RAPPORT- Re-establish Communication Unit 2: Nonverbal Behavior- What is Proxemics? ✔✔Areas surrounding the body that is considered an extension of self Unit 2: Nonverbal Behavior- What is Kinesics? ✔✔Communication, posture/motion. the non verbal message transmitted by motion and posture of the body. Unit 2: Nonverbal Behavior- What are the for Reasons for using CPI Stance? ✔✔1. Safety

  1. Less Threatening

Unit 4:Verbal Escalation Intervention- Name some Verbal Intervention Tecniques. ✔✔1. Offer Choices

  1. Stay in the present
  2. Make Client part of the Process Unit 4:Verbal Escalation Intervention- What is Empathic Listening? ✔✔Active Process to find out what a person is trying to communicate
  3. Nonjudgmental
  4. Listen Carefully
  5. Undivided Attention
  6. Allow Silence for Reflection
  7. Use Restatement to Clarify Unit 5: Precipitating Factors, Rational Detachment, Integrated Experience- What are Precipitating Factors and how can knowing these factors help?? ✔✔Internal / External factors on which staff have little or no control over. (homelife, finances, work, health, diet)
  8. Be Proactive
  9. Help staff not to be a precipitating factor
  10. Don't take it personally Unit 5: Precipitating Factors, Rational Detachment, Integrated Experience-

What is Rational Detachment? ✔✔The ability to stay in control and not take acting out personally. (Eat, work out, sleep) Unit 5: Precipitating Factors, Rational Detachment, Integrated Experience- What is Integrated Experience? ✔✔Knowing that my behavior an attitude can effect my clients attitude and behavior Unit 6: Staff Fear and Anxiety Give examples of productive an unproductive reactions to staff fear and anxiety. ✔✔UNPRODUCTIVE= Freezing, Inappropriate Actions, Over reacting PRODUCTIVE= Decrease our reaction time, Increase in speed / strength, Increase in sensory acuity Unit 7: CPI Personal Safety Techniques- What is the definition of a SRIKE and how should you react? ✔✔object or weapon making contact with a target (Block / Move) Unit 7: CPI Personal Safety Techniques- What is the definition of a GRAB and how should you react? ✔✔attempt to control or destroy a body part (Identify physiological and psychological weak point) Physics and Strength

Team Interventions- Crisis Response Team ✔✔1. CPI suggested numbers 2 - 5 people

  1. Characteristics of Members (has rapport, physicallyb able, professional, non-gossipers, self detach What are the benefits of using a Team Versus Solo Intervention? ✔✔Team is better because
  2. safety in numbers
  3. leagal issues
  4. professionalism How do you determine a team leader? ✔✔1. First on the scene
  5. Has rapport
  6. Is competent, confident What are the team leader duties? ✔✔1. ASSES the situation
  7. PLAN
  8. DIRECT and Cue team
  9. COMMUNICATE with acting out individual What are your auxiliary team members duties? ✔✔1. CHECK
  10. ADDRESS
  11. RECOGNIZE
  12. ENGAGE

Unit 10: Postvention C O P I N G What does C O P I N G stand for? ✔✔The CPI Coping Model- Control, Orient, Patterns, Investigate, Negotiate, Give What does C stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔CONTROL- the client needs to be in both emotional and physical control What does O stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔ORIENT- orient the basic facts from the clients perspective What does P stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔PATTERNS- looking for behaviors or triggers in the clients behaviors What does I stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔INVESTIGATE- alternatives and or resouces What does N stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔NEGOTIATE-behavior contracts What does G stand for in the CPI Coping Model on the client side? ✔✔GIVE- encouragement and support

3. SHOW HONOR AND RESPECT

What is the vlaue of using a team versus intervening alone? ✔✔Team is safer, litigation, promote professionalism When should you use Nonviolent Physical Crisis Intervention? ✔✔1. Last Resort

  1. Danger to Self and Others
  2. Disruption to Atmosphere What is the purpose of this course? ✔✔TO PROMOTE
  3. care
  4. welfare
  5. safety
  6. security of the people the we work for and with. What are 3 ways we can take CPI back to orgamization? ✔✔1. Teach the program
  7. Do periodic Rehearsals and drills / practice
  8. Retain every 12 to 15 months Give 2 examples of Due Care ✔✔1. No Hoarseplay
  9. Don't teach other techniques
  10. Be safe

What can cause the space to widen in proxemics? ✔✔Size, Odor, Gender, Hygene What are examples of Kinesics? ✔✔Pointing, Leaning, Arms Crossed What are interventions for questioning? ✔✔Give a rational answer, redirect, refocus What are interventions for refusal? ✔✔Set Limits What are interventions for Release? ✔✔Isolate and let kids vent What are interventions for intimidation? ✔✔Take verbal and nonverbal threats seriously and get help What are interventions for Tension Reduction? ✔✔Time and space until you reestablish communication What are unproductive factors of fear and anxiety? ✔✔1. Freezing

  1. Inappropriate Actions
  2. Overreacting What are productive factors of fear and anxiety? ✔✔1. Decrease our reaction time
  3. Increase speed and strength