1. Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of risk factors? *

2. What type of risk factor consists of non-changeable life factors that relate to risk for sexual recidivism? *

3. What type of risk factor can change rapidly and is of short or unstable temporal duration? *

4. True or false? Validity refers to how well the instrument you are using measures the “thing” you are trying to assess. *

5. Inter-rater reliability: *

6. Which of the following is one of the four methods of evaluation described by the presenter? *

7. Which of the following is NOT a forensic application of risk assessment? *

8. What term do we use for the tendency or likelihood of a justice-involved person to reoffend? *

9. The ________ model of clinical judgement emerged in the 1970s. *

10. The researchers who developed tools for assessing sexual offense recidivism were located in *

11. Which of the following is a Static-99 item? *

12. Which of the following is an ODARA item? *

13. Elementary school maladjustment is on which of the following risk assessment instruments? *

14. Which of the following is categorized as a violence risk assessment tool? *

15. Which of the following is NOT a typical trait of psychopathy? *

16. True or false? The label sociopathy is preferred over psychopathy by criminologists and most psychologists. *

17. The origin of psychopathy is viewed as a combination of factors including? *

18. Which of the following is an instrument for assessing psychopathy? *

19. Which of the following is a true statement about persons with high psychopathy as compared with persons of moderate to low psychopathic traits? *

20. Which of the following research reports takes the position that treatment makes psychopaths worse? *

21. Which of the following is NOT a psychological factor in assessing psychopathy? *

22. Which of the following is NOT a social factor in assessing psychopathy? *

23. True or false? Prior trauma may be exacerbated in psychopaths by criminal justice involvement. *

24. Compared with males in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had more than ________ the odds of child sexual abuse. *

25. Compared with males in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had _______ of verbal abuse. *

26. Compared with males in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had _______ of physical abuse. *

27. Compared with males in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had _______ of emotional neglect. *

28. Compared with adult females in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had _______ of verbal abuse. *

29. Compared with adult females in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes __________ had been sexually abused as a child. *

30. Compared with adult females in the general population, those convicted of sexual crimes had _______ of having an incarcerated family member. *

31. Which of the following is NOT one of the five core values of trauma-informed services within a correctional environment? *

32. In the SAPROF, which of the following is listed as a motivational factor? *

33. Which of the following is NOT one of the underlying propensities for sexual protective factors proposed by de Vries Robbe, et al., 2015? *

34. True or false? According to Hanson et al. 2017, the likelihood of new sexual offenses declined the longer individuals with a history of sexual offending remained sexual offense free in the community. *

35. In the risk assessment process, which step should be performed before the others? *

36. Which of the following components of the risk assessment process should come first? *

37. True or false? Forensic risk assessments are typically completed by treatment providers. *

38. Adolescent females convicted of sexual crimes are more prone to *

39. Which of the following is true regarding the assessment and treatment of IDD individuals? *

40. True or false? An assessment of the client’s amenability to treatment should be part of the case formulation. *