AREA: CRIMINAL SOCIOLOGY
SUBJECT: HUMAN BEHAVIOR & CRISIS MANAGEMENT
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions.
Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box corresponding to the
letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES
ALLOWED. Use pencil no. 1 only.
1. A hostage taker who is bent on killing himself is a case of non-negotiable
situation.
a. The statement is true c. Either True or False
b. The Statement is false d. None of the these
2. The following are the priorities in any hostage situation except-
a. Hostages c. Hostage Taker
b. Public d. Demand
3. The police negotiator should only deal with the leader among the hostage
taker.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially True
b. The statement is false d. The statement is partially false
4. The following are positive effects of prolonging the negotiation except-
a. Increase Basic human needs
b. Reduced Anxiety
c. Increased Rationality
d. Allow the formation of Stockholm Syndrome
5. It is strange development in a hostages situation where a positive feeling
of hostage for hostage taker may be develop.
a. Stockholm Syndrome c. Friendship
b. Rapport d. Sense of Belongingness
6. Exhaustion, Loss of Objectivity and boredom are negative effects of time.
a. True c. Partially True
b. False d. Partially False
7. The following are negotiable except-
a. Food c. Weapon
b. Drink d. Media coverage
8. Commander does not negotiate and Negotiator does not command.
a. True c. Partially True
b. False d. Partially False
9. Dismiss any demand as trivial.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
10. Offer anything to the hostage taker
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
11. In a telephone negotiation technique, be the caller.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
12. It is the voluntary or involuntary attitude a person adopts in order to
fit society’s idea of right and wrong.
a. Human Behavior c. Personality
b. Criminal Tendencies d. Deviant Behavior
13. It emphasizes human actions in relation to events taking place inside the
body especially the brain and the nervous system.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
14. It focuses on external activities that can be observed and measured.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
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, AREA: CRIMINAL SOCIOLOGY
SUBJECT: HUMAN BEHAVIOR & CRISIS MANAGEMENT
15. It emphasizes unconscious motives stemming from repressed sexual and
aggressive impulses in childhood.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
16. It refers to any behavioral response or reflex exhibited by people due to
their genetic endowment or the process of natural selection.
a. Environment c. Learned Behavior
b. Heredity d. Inherited behavior
17. It involves cognitive adaptation that enhances the human being’s ability
to cope with changes in the environment.
a. Environment c. Learned Behavior
b. Heredity d. Inherited behavior
18. The regulatory force of our make-up.
a. Normal Component c. Manic Component
b. SELF-Control d. Depressive Component
19. The stronger this component of personality, the more we are inclined to
conduct which is by nature conservative, perfectionist, serious and calm.
a. Normal Component c. Manic Component
b. Self-Control d. Depressive Component
20. People with strong degree of this component have a great interest in
acquiring wealth.
a. Hysteroid Component c. Depressive Component
b. Manic Component d. Epileptoid Component
21. This component of personality has something to do with sociability.
a. Hysteroid Component c. Depressive Component
b. Manic Component d. Epileptoid Component
22. The person is likely to worry about things which are unrelated to his
immediate interest.
a. Manic Component c. Normal Component
b. Epileptoid Component d. Depressive Component
23. The person is a planner and he wants to be an ideal man.
a. Epileptoid Component c. Normal Component
b. Manic Component d. Depressive Component
24. The person is extremely sensitive to criticism.
a. Inferiority Complex c. Neuroticism
b. Psychotism d. Extraversion
25. The loss of understanding or producing language.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Aphasia d. Psychoses
26. The loss of memory.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
27. It refers to irrational or uncontrollable fears.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
28. It implies the interrelationship of mind, body and desire.
a. Hallucination c. Psychoneurosis
b. Psychosomatic d. Psychoses
29. It is a mild form of mental disorder.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
30. Serious mental and emotional disorder that are a manifestation of
withdrawal from reality.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
31. False interpretation of an external stimulus.
a. Hallucination c. Illusion Disorder
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SUBJECT: HUMAN BEHAVIOR & CRISIS MANAGEMENT
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions.
Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box corresponding to the
letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES
ALLOWED. Use pencil no. 1 only.
1. A hostage taker who is bent on killing himself is a case of non-negotiable
situation.
a. The statement is true c. Either True or False
b. The Statement is false d. None of the these
2. The following are the priorities in any hostage situation except-
a. Hostages c. Hostage Taker
b. Public d. Demand
3. The police negotiator should only deal with the leader among the hostage
taker.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially True
b. The statement is false d. The statement is partially false
4. The following are positive effects of prolonging the negotiation except-
a. Increase Basic human needs
b. Reduced Anxiety
c. Increased Rationality
d. Allow the formation of Stockholm Syndrome
5. It is strange development in a hostages situation where a positive feeling
of hostage for hostage taker may be develop.
a. Stockholm Syndrome c. Friendship
b. Rapport d. Sense of Belongingness
6. Exhaustion, Loss of Objectivity and boredom are negative effects of time.
a. True c. Partially True
b. False d. Partially False
7. The following are negotiable except-
a. Food c. Weapon
b. Drink d. Media coverage
8. Commander does not negotiate and Negotiator does not command.
a. True c. Partially True
b. False d. Partially False
9. Dismiss any demand as trivial.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
10. Offer anything to the hostage taker
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
11. In a telephone negotiation technique, be the caller.
a. The statement is true c. The statement is partially false
b. The statement is partially true d. The statement is false
12. It is the voluntary or involuntary attitude a person adopts in order to
fit society’s idea of right and wrong.
a. Human Behavior c. Personality
b. Criminal Tendencies d. Deviant Behavior
13. It emphasizes human actions in relation to events taking place inside the
body especially the brain and the nervous system.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
14. It focuses on external activities that can be observed and measured.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
1
, AREA: CRIMINAL SOCIOLOGY
SUBJECT: HUMAN BEHAVIOR & CRISIS MANAGEMENT
15. It emphasizes unconscious motives stemming from repressed sexual and
aggressive impulses in childhood.
a. Neurological c. Cognitive
b. Behavioral d. Psychoanalytical
16. It refers to any behavioral response or reflex exhibited by people due to
their genetic endowment or the process of natural selection.
a. Environment c. Learned Behavior
b. Heredity d. Inherited behavior
17. It involves cognitive adaptation that enhances the human being’s ability
to cope with changes in the environment.
a. Environment c. Learned Behavior
b. Heredity d. Inherited behavior
18. The regulatory force of our make-up.
a. Normal Component c. Manic Component
b. SELF-Control d. Depressive Component
19. The stronger this component of personality, the more we are inclined to
conduct which is by nature conservative, perfectionist, serious and calm.
a. Normal Component c. Manic Component
b. Self-Control d. Depressive Component
20. People with strong degree of this component have a great interest in
acquiring wealth.
a. Hysteroid Component c. Depressive Component
b. Manic Component d. Epileptoid Component
21. This component of personality has something to do with sociability.
a. Hysteroid Component c. Depressive Component
b. Manic Component d. Epileptoid Component
22. The person is likely to worry about things which are unrelated to his
immediate interest.
a. Manic Component c. Normal Component
b. Epileptoid Component d. Depressive Component
23. The person is a planner and he wants to be an ideal man.
a. Epileptoid Component c. Normal Component
b. Manic Component d. Depressive Component
24. The person is extremely sensitive to criticism.
a. Inferiority Complex c. Neuroticism
b. Psychotism d. Extraversion
25. The loss of understanding or producing language.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Aphasia d. Psychoses
26. The loss of memory.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
27. It refers to irrational or uncontrollable fears.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
28. It implies the interrelationship of mind, body and desire.
a. Hallucination c. Psychoneurosis
b. Psychosomatic d. Psychoses
29. It is a mild form of mental disorder.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
30. Serious mental and emotional disorder that are a manifestation of
withdrawal from reality.
a. Phobia c. Psychoneurosis
b. Amnesia d. Psychoses
31. False interpretation of an external stimulus.
a. Hallucination c. Illusion Disorder
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