Quiz: Circles of Support & Accountability (OT180-A) Quiz: Circles of Support & Accountability First Name * Last name * Email * 1. Of persons who sexually offend, ___ percent are male. * 95 75 50 30 2. The largest age cohort of people who sexually offend is * Men aged 25–27. Men aged 30–32. Boys aged 13–15. Boys aged 16–18. 3. People who sexually offend have more than ___________ the number of adverse childhood experiences. * twice three times four times six times 4. As many as 95% of people coming into the system for sexual offending * are pedophiles. have also been adjudicated for non-sexual offenses. are repeat offenders. have been caught for the first time. 5. True or false? Re-offense rates are lower than most people think. * True False 6. Most people on supervision who have returned to prison have been reincarcerated because of * technical violations. new non-sexual offenses. new sexual offenses. All of the above 7. True or false? Initiatives like CoSA address simple needs. * True False 8. Which of the following is an “official” means by which individuals released to the community can be controlled? * Court diversion Community notification Electronic/GPS monitoring All of the above 9. According to current data, the average rate of re-offense is about _____%. * 5 10 15 20 10. What does the acronym MAPPA stand for? * Multi-Activity Probation Program Arrangement Main Attraction Police Process Action Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangement None of the above 11. Which of the following is NOT one of the three key principles of the CoSA model? * Support Reduce Re-offending Monitor Maintain 12. True or false? Comprehensive approaches are the most effective way to manage clients with sexual offense histories within communities. * True False 13. What does the second “R” in RNR stand for? * Risk Responsivity Regulation Recidivism 14. Who is credited with pioneering the CoSA model? * Robin Wilson Harry Nigh James Bonta D.A. Andrews 15. Contemporary research in our field suggests that ____________ is inconsistent with antisocial behavior. * getting a well-paying job learning to live a “good life” becoming more responsible as a parent joining a church group or social club 16. Which of the following is NOT one of the early precedents of the CoSA model? * Native American/Canadian traditions Canadian L’Arche programs Karaoke, Boston Alaska Youth Initiative 17. For CoSA, professionalism gives way to * strategic planning. RNR-based program. community support. relational processes. 18. Among the criteria for inclusion in a CoSA, a core member must be willing to enter into a _________ relationship with a circle. * covenanted warm collegial family 19. In the CoSA mission statement, released men are tasked with leading what kind of life? * Responsible Productive Accountable All of the above 20. Which phase of volunteer training takes two full days to complete? * Orientation Skill building Forging a circle The core workshop 21. Which of the following is NOT one of the topics covered in CoSA trainings? * Rules of probation Risk assessment Conflict resolution Restorative justice 22. CoSA volunteers are trained to work with * correctional officers. police. news media. All of the above 23. What word is used to denote an agreement more solemn than a contract? * Accord Promise Covenant Pact 24. According to Nils Christie, communities largely cease to be communities when they become consumers of * political propaganda. police and court services. home alarm systems. All of the above 25. Which of the following basic elements of a CoSA covenant is considered a top priority? * Community safety Confidentiality Record keeping Communications Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ
