Quiz: SAPROF-SO Version 1 Training OT254-A Quiz: SAPROF-SO Version 1 Training Training Title: SAPROF-SO Version 1 Training This exam contains 35 questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST get at least 28 questions correct. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like. First Name * Last Name * Email * 1. According to the presenters, existing risk assessment tools focus on risk factors without attending to people’s strengths, creating a process that is * biased. adversarial. demotivating. All of the above 2. Why do we need strengths-based assessment? * To align with the increasing adoption of strengths-based approaches to treatment To meet professional standards of reliability To contradict the results of standard risk assessments All of the above 3. The SAPROF defines a protective factor as any characteristic of a person, their environment, or situation that reduces the person’s * sexual drive. risk of future (sexual) violence. Antisocial Personality Disorder. Threat to cause harm. 4. Theoretical understanding of protection highlights the fact that risk is * a threat to the community problem. inherent in the individual. contextual. None of the above 5. True or false? Static-99R scores and Pretreatment VRS-SO scores should be largely related to SAPROF-SO scores. * True False 6. In their summary of Version 1 research findings, what did the presenters determine about the subscales? * They have reasonable reliability. They have incremental validity. They are supported by factor analysis. Both a and c 7. One of the presenters’ general guidelines for scoring the SAPROF-SO, is to base ratings * on all available information. minimally on information from records. primarily on clinical interviews. on staff observations. 8. As a general rule, an individual’s level of protection can change when his __________ changes. * legal status environment primary good life goal None of the above 9. If functioning scores in the middle of two anchor points, assign * the middle score. the first anchor point. the second anchor point. 0. 10. What should you do regarding future scores on items when changes are yet to be determined? * Replace the future scores with current scores. Omit those future scores. Obtain more information. All of the above 11. The absence of a risk factor ____________ the presence of a protective factor. * equates to does not equate to implies leads to 12. Which of the following is an example of a maladaptive schema? * View of self as competent View of others as uncaring View of self as entitled Both b and c 13. In the case of Peter, which of the following was NOT listed as one of the resilience items to be scored? * Adaptive schemas Behaviors Empathy Coping 14. Healthy expression of sexual drive was listed as one of the ____ elements of sexual self-regulation. * 1 2 3 4 15. True or false? Strategies for negotiating inadvertently encountered situations is one of the elements involved in sexual self-regulation. * True False 16. True or false? Institutional settings provide numerous situations that trigger offense-related sexual impulses. * True False 17. An individual who occasionally masturbates to an offense-related fantasy would score a 2 on which adaptive sexuality item? * 6 7 8 9 18. For a 4 rating on adaptive sexuality item 7, how many months must an individual in a controlled environment demonstrate prosocial interests? * 6 12 18 24 19. Besides an individual’s self-acceptance about sexual orientation, what is required for a score of 4 on adaptive sexuality item 8. Prosocial sexual identity? * Consistent behavioral evidence Openness to others Denial of any sexual interest Both a and b 20. What is one of the requirements for a score of 4 on adaptive sexuality item 9. Intimate relationship? * Stable online relationship Limited sexual activity Support of prosocial partner All of the above 21. What is prosocial connection & reward item 10? * Goal-directed living Prosocial sexual identity Prosocial sexual interests Sexual self-regulation 22. A chronically unemployed individual would receive a score of 0 on which prosocial connection & reward item? * 9 10 11 12 23. If an individual has structured activities that involve a mix of prosocial and antisocial peers, the individual would get a score of 2 on which prosocial connection & reward item? * 9 10 11 12 24. Where must prosocial support come from in order for an individual to receive a score of 4 on prosocial connection & reward item 13. Social connection? * Multiple people who represent 2 or more systems One person from the same system Isolated prosocial acquaintances All of the above 25. On which prosocial connection & reward item would an individual whose emotional connections to others is confined to group treatment receive a score of 2? * 11 12 13 14 26. What word did the presenters use to quality the professional risk management items? * Appropriate Optional Required General 27. How often must an individual and therapist meet in order to score 4 on item P2. Therapeutic relationship? * Once a week Once a month Every 5 – 6 weeks Twice a month 28. What must an individual demonstrate in order to score 4 on item P3. Motivation for managing risk? * Treatment generalization Realization of need to change Contemplation of change Learning of risk management skills 29. True or false? Scoring of P4. Medication can be n/a if no medication has been prescribed or recommended. * True False 30. True or false? An individual who is living independently but is visited regularly by professionals can be scored 4 on professional risk management item P5 Supervised living. * True False 31. The SAPROF-SO has incremental predictive validity relative to * the Static-99R. the VRS-SO. the STABLE-2007. all other validated assessments. 32. True or false? Using the SAPROF-SO in therapy planning requires a separate assessment of dynamic risk. * True False 33. The overall goal of treatment is to strengthen protection across each subscale such that posttreatment, average scores equal or exceed * 4 3 2 1 34. Who was one of the authors of the Journal of Sexual Aggression article, Clinical applications of the structured assessment of protective factors against sexual offending (SAPROF-SO), Version 1? * Sharon Kelley Gwenda Willis David Thornton All of the above 35. How many calibration cases must a participant complete to be deemed SAPROF-SO certified? * 1 2 3 4 Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. 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