PAR DJJ UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
Questions And CORRECT Answers
What does PAR stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS Protective Action Response
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - CORRECT ANSWERS Physiological
Safety
Love/belonging
Esteem
Self-actualization
Cognitive Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Brain development
Social Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Ability to get along with others and form
relationships
Emotional Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Ability to manage one's emotions and think
realistically
There is a relationship between _____ and ________ - CORRECT ANSWERS Needs and behavior
Trauma - CORRECT ANSWERS The personal experience of interpersonal violence including
sexual abuse, physical abuse, severe neglect, loss and/or the witnessing of violence, terrorism and
disasters
What is stress response? - CORRECT ANSWERS Fight or flight
Triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS Events or experiences that cause someone to feel the way they
did when they first experienced a traumatic event
, Examples of triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS Smell, tone of voice, time of day, certain touch,
related to environment
The par approach will provide you with many verbal techniques for "talking a youth down" out of a high
stress situation or a potential conflict. - CORRECT ANSWERS These verbal techniques are
designed to help show youth that they control their lives and can affect great and positive change through
making wise decisions
Stress - CORRECT ANSWERS The body's none specific reaction to any demand made on it
Internal stress factors - CORRECT ANSWERS Irresponsible behavior, poor health habits, negative
attitudes and feelings, unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, worries, troubling thoughts, memories
External stress factors - CORRECT ANSWERS The state of the world, unpredictable events,
environment in which you live, work itself, family
Warning signs of stress - CORRECT ANSWERS Difficulty making decisions, inability to
concentrate, poor judgement, headaches, digestive problems, muscle tension and pain, sleep disturbances,
fatigue, sleeping too much or too little, chest pain, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure
Conflict - CORRECT ANSWERS When goals compete or contradict each other
Crisis development model - CORRECT ANSWERS Warning phase, escalation phase, crisis phase,
de escalation phase, recovery phase
In the recovery phase you learn? - CORRECT ANSWERS Acceptable, alternative behaviors
The recovery phase consists of what keyword - CORRECT ANSWERS A: aside
D: discuss
A: alternatives
Questions And CORRECT Answers
What does PAR stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS Protective Action Response
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - CORRECT ANSWERS Physiological
Safety
Love/belonging
Esteem
Self-actualization
Cognitive Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Brain development
Social Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Ability to get along with others and form
relationships
Emotional Development - CORRECT ANSWERS Ability to manage one's emotions and think
realistically
There is a relationship between _____ and ________ - CORRECT ANSWERS Needs and behavior
Trauma - CORRECT ANSWERS The personal experience of interpersonal violence including
sexual abuse, physical abuse, severe neglect, loss and/or the witnessing of violence, terrorism and
disasters
What is stress response? - CORRECT ANSWERS Fight or flight
Triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS Events or experiences that cause someone to feel the way they
did when they first experienced a traumatic event
, Examples of triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS Smell, tone of voice, time of day, certain touch,
related to environment
The par approach will provide you with many verbal techniques for "talking a youth down" out of a high
stress situation or a potential conflict. - CORRECT ANSWERS These verbal techniques are
designed to help show youth that they control their lives and can affect great and positive change through
making wise decisions
Stress - CORRECT ANSWERS The body's none specific reaction to any demand made on it
Internal stress factors - CORRECT ANSWERS Irresponsible behavior, poor health habits, negative
attitudes and feelings, unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, worries, troubling thoughts, memories
External stress factors - CORRECT ANSWERS The state of the world, unpredictable events,
environment in which you live, work itself, family
Warning signs of stress - CORRECT ANSWERS Difficulty making decisions, inability to
concentrate, poor judgement, headaches, digestive problems, muscle tension and pain, sleep disturbances,
fatigue, sleeping too much or too little, chest pain, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure
Conflict - CORRECT ANSWERS When goals compete or contradict each other
Crisis development model - CORRECT ANSWERS Warning phase, escalation phase, crisis phase,
de escalation phase, recovery phase
In the recovery phase you learn? - CORRECT ANSWERS Acceptable, alternative behaviors
The recovery phase consists of what keyword - CORRECT ANSWERS A: aside
D: discuss
A: alternatives
