CPI Pre-Test

What does CPI stand for?

• Community Prevention Intervention

• Crisis Prevention Intervention

• Crisis Plan Individualized

• Cars Park Inside

What are the two forms of aggressive behavior?

• flying kite and eating a hot dog

• running and jumping on a trampoline

• danger and overreaction

• verbal and physical

What are CPI's core values?

• Care, Honesty, Responsibility, Safety

• Self care only

• Care, Welfare, Safety, Security

• Caring for others

What are the 4 behavior levels?

• hitting, scratching, biting, running

• Supportive, Directive, Physical Intervention, Therapeutic Rapport

• CPI Supportive Stance, Proxemics, Kinesics, Haptics

• Anxiety, Defensive, Risk Behavior, Tension Reduction

What are kinesics?

• communication through touch

• nonverbal messages transmitted through motions and postures

• escorts

• personal space

What are the 4 staff attitudes/approaches?

• Supportive, Directive, Physical Intervention, Therapeutic Rapport

• Anxiety, Defensive, Risk Behavior, Tension Reduction

• Happy, Sad, Moody, Grumpy

• Sarcasm, intimidation, threatening, scary

Crisis results in a traumatic experience for those involved.

• Depends on the situation and individuals involved

• True

• I don't know.

• False

What are 3 of your responsibilities after a crisis?

• run, hide and cry

• behavior levels, nonverbal techniques, staff attitudes

• Address basic needs, debrief, documentation

• Professionalism, team intervention, Safety

Postvention is used for:

• The individual in crisis only.

• All staff in the building

• Staff only.

• Staff and the individual in crisis

List two ways the Decision-Making Matrix model is used to consider risk.

• tone and volume

• liklihood and severity

• position and posture

• body language and the CPI supportive stance