Quiz: Community Management of People Who Have Sexually Abused and the Challenges of Working with Special-Needs Clients


(OT234-A) Quiz: Community Management of People Who Have Sexually Abused

Course Title: Community Management of People Who Have Sexually Abused
This exam contains (40) questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST get at least 32 questions correct. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like.

1. What percentage of person who sexually offend are male?
2. The largest age cohort of people who sexually offend is
3. People who sexually offend have more than ___________ the number of adverse childhood experiences.
4. As many as 95% of people coming into the system for sexual offending
5. True or false? Re-offense rates are lower than most people think.
6. Most people on supervision who have returned to prison have been reincarcerated because of
7. Which of the following was NOT offered by the presenter as a tip to increase the efficacy of community-based risk management?
8. In the early 2000s, several very large meta-analyses arrived at the same conclusion:
9. According to Bonta & Andrews, psychological assessment should include an identification of ___________ in addition to areas of concern.
10. Which of the following is NOT one of the “Big 4” factors determined by Andrews and Bonta to contribute most to re-engagement in bad behavior?
11. Which of the following is an overarching risk factor in the literature about risk for sexual violence?
12. Which of the following is NOT associated with risk?
13. True or false? Mismatching the level of intervention intensity to the level of risk can result in increased risk.
14. Non-changeable life factors that relate to risk for sexual reoffending are categorized by Andrews and Bonta as ___________ risk factors.
15. The category of acute risk factors includes
16. In order for interventions to be ___________ , they need to target dynamic risk factors (criminogenic needs).
17. Which of the following is NOT an acute dynamic risk factor for sex/violence recidivism?
18. What does the second “R” in RNR stand for?
19. Contemporary research in our field suggests that learning to live a “good life” is
20. Which of the following is NOT one of Prochaska & DiClemente’s stages of change?q
21. True or false? According to the presenter, we are currently seeing a shift in our work that calls for us to identify clients’ weaknesses and how likely it is that bad behaviors will persist.
22. The good lives model list of primary human goods includes
23. Which of the following traits reduces the effectiveness of a treatment provider?
24. Which of the following traits enhances the effectiveness of a treatment provider?
25. In the UK, MAPPA stands Multi-Agency ___________ Arrangements.
26. CASOM stands for ___________ Sex Offender Management.
27. All estimates of reoffending are confounded by
28. If they are going to, most persons with sexual offense histories will reoffend within ___________ of release.
29. The current Circles of Support & Accountability model
30. True or false? Of the six outcome studies of the CoSA model cited by the presenter, three were conducted in the U.S., two were conducted in Canada, and one was conducted in the UK.
31. Which of the following is NOT among the common characteristics of children with special needs?
32. One of the greatest hurdles to defining ___________ is a lack of clarity as to what actually constitutes offensive sexual behavior.
33. A behavior observed in some people with special needs that looks “deviant” but may not be when you consider the circumstances has been called ___________ deviance.
34. The ARMIDILO-S is a risk assessment too designed specifically for
35. True or false? Research shows that failure to complete treatment can elevate the level of risk.
36. Given the ___________ of our clientele, programs must be culturally relevant, holistic, and community-based?
37. True or false? For many clients with special needs and behavior problems, a less-structured living environment is recommended.
38. What are the most important components of responsivity?
39. True or false? Regarding cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating clients with special needs, the presenter suggests that they need a little more cognitive than behavioral.
40. According to Gwen Willis, the safest “offender” has