North Carolina Correctional Officer Phase 2 Practice Exam

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Understanding Crisis Intervention Training for Correctional OfficersWhat is one focus of crisis intervention training for correctional officers?Understanding Offender Profiles in North CarolinaWhich of these is NOT one of the seven profiles of offenders?Understanding the Aftermath: The Final Stage of ConflictWhat is the last stage of the five stages of conflict?Understanding the Eighth Amendment and Its Importance in JusticeWhat important element does the Eighth Amendment include regarding punishment?Understanding the Importance of Clear Policies and Training in Reducing Workplace HarassmentWhat is a critical component of reducing workplace harassment in corrections?Understanding the Importance of Documenting Inmate InteractionsWhich aspect of inmate treatment is emphasized for those in special circumstances?Understanding the Importance of Pat and Frisk Techniques in Correctional FacilitiesWhat does a pat and frisk technique involve in custodial procedures?Understanding the Key Components of the Correctional Officer Uniform PolicyWhat is an essential component of the uniform policy for officers?Understanding the Major Causes of Hostage Situations in PrisonsWhat is a major cause for tension that can lead to hostage situations within prisons?Understanding the Moral Compass of Correctional AgenciesWhat is the moral compass of agencies commonly defined by?Understanding the NCDPS Zero Tolerance PolicyWhat does the NCDPS's zero tolerance policy address?Understanding the Physical Signs of AggressionWhat are physical signs of aggression?Understanding the Role of the Shot Caller in Prison DynamicsWhat is the term used to describe the head inmate who acts as a leader in prison?Understanding the Role of Weapon Control Policies in PrisonsWhat is the primary goal of weapon control policy in prisons?What Gang Represents Hispanic Pride Through Aztec Art?Which gang is associated with Hispanic pride and uses Aztec art in its symbolism?What Makes a Great Leader in a Correctional Environment?Which of the following best describes a leader in a correctional setting?What You Should Know About Gassing in Correctional WorkIn correctional terminology, what is "gassing"?
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  • When should correctional officers use the amount of force deemed necessary?
  • Who can be considered a source of information in a correctional facility?
  • What is the first step in a civil lawsuit procedure for correctional officers?
  • What aspect is crucial for effective communication in a correctional facility?
  • What is one reason staff may make unethical decisions?
  • What is a "kite" in the context of a correctional facility?
  • How do members of the 5% gang typically modify their pants?
  • The ACA is responsible for which of the following?
  • In the context of correctional facilities, what is a major concern when dealing with security risk groups?
  • What does the phrase "perception is reality" imply in a professional setting?
  • Which characteristic is NOT typically associated with prison fires?
  • Which of the following is a common distraction inmates may use during escape attempts?
  • How often is fire inspection and testing conducted in correctional facilities?
  • Standard uniforms in a correctional setting typically include which of the following?
  • What is included in the prison custodial procedures?
  • What is the time frame in which an employee can file an allegation of discrimination and retaliation?
  • What distinctive tattoos are associated with the Veto's Locos gang?
  • What benefit does breathing provide according to correctional protocols?
  • What is true about the rights of incarcerated individuals in relation to the press?
  • What does "courteous" refer to in the four C's of report writing?
  • What is essential for staff to maintain in order to manage behavior effectively?
  • What does "behavior" refer to in the context of correctional services?
  • What does a "check off" signify in a correctional context?
  • Which of the following is NOT a classification for extinguishing agents mentioned?
  • What aspect of security does a sally port specifically address?
  • What does a closed custody count signify?
  • What does psycho-analytics primarily involve?
  • What is the main purpose of daily inspections in a correctional facility?
  • Which of the following is NOT a part of custodial procedures?
  • How should correctional officers approach inmates with special needs?
  • What is meant by "undue familiarity" with offenders?
  • What does breaking the fire triangle involve?
  • How is crisis intervention defined in the workplace?
  • What are the three types of pursuit recognized in law enforcement?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four points of writing a good report?
  • What does deadly lethal force involve?
  • What should be avoided when writing a report?
  • How is a riot defined within the context of correctional facilities?
  • What type of investigations may lead to potential disciplinary action under NCDPS policy?
  • What is one emotional sign of stress?
  • Which characteristic defines an effective team?
  • What is the motto associated with the Netas gang regarding their loyalty?
  • What does North Carolina General Statute 148.20 prohibit regarding officers of public safety?
  • What does active behavior primarily deal with?
  • What is a recommended action upon entering a potentially hazardous situation?
  • What is a sally port designed to enhance?
  • What is prohibited regarding the use of deadly force?
  • What is essential for successful communication with inmates?
  • How can corrections staff best respond during an emergency?
  • The common legal basis for most case arguments against correctional officers is referred to as what?
  • How can correctional officers build rapport with offenders while maintaining professionalism?
  • What defines a security risk group within a prison setting?
  • Which stage is first in the five stages of conflict?
  • Where do most civil suits against correctional officers typically go?
  • Under what circumstances may an officer lawfully utilize deadly force?
  • What is the final action in the R.A.C.E. procedure?
  • What alternate name is used for the 5% gang?
  • Which term is not a part of the prison slang discussed?
  • What type of lawsuit requires notifying the facility the same day?
  • What year did the PREA establish national standards for the elimination of sexual assault in correctional facilities?
  • According to North Carolina General Statute 14.27.31, what constitutes non-consent when interacting with inmates?
  • What characterizes the concept of minimum force in law enforcement?
  • What does the term 'the hole' refer to in a prison context?
  • In which situations are correctional officers required to testify?
  • What color combination is associated with the Folk Nation gang?
  • What describes an individual’s ability to cope with perceived stressors?
  • What is the correct sequence of disciplinary actions in a correctional facility?
  • What can be a direct result of poor stress management?
  • Which term refers to an inmate who works for a shot caller?
  • What is an important boundary to maintain when communicating with inmates?
  • What is essential for maintaining security during a prison emergency?
  • What is a fundamental principle of fire fighting?
  • What is the primary purpose of a therapeutic diversion unit in corrections?
  • During a fire, what does the 'A' in R.A.C.E. stand for?
  • What is an essential quality of a good report in a correctional setting?
  • In the case of Whitley versus Albers, what is a key factor in the application of force?
  • Which of the following numbers is favored by the 5% gang?
  • What is commonly referred to as 'hooch' in prison slang?
  • What principles should govern an individual's behavior in a correctional environment?
  • Which of the following best describes the importance of observing inmate behavior?
  • What instance would require a correctional officer to intervene immediately?
  • What does the term 'psycho motor' refer to in correctional contexts?
  • How is society defined in the context of corrections?
  • What does the term degree of force refer to in law enforcement?
  • What does the Eighth Amendment primarily address?
  • What does the term "Malditos 13" refer to?
  • What landmark case established that offenders may bring lawsuits against correctional staff?
  • What does cognitive behavior refer to in a correctional setting?
  • What does the term "buck 50" refer to in correctional terminology?
  • What is the statute of limitations for civil actions against a state employee?
  • What are behavioral signs of aggression?
  • Which of the following describes a significant factor in making ethical decisions?
  • Under North Carolina General Statute 143-300.5, what is regulated?
  • Which of the following is typically considered a public cause of prison riots?
  • What are the three critical components of deadly force?
  • Who started the 5% gang in the 1960s?
  • What is the mission statement of the 5% gang focused on?
  • What is the purpose of the Tort Claims Act?
  • What factor can significantly impact the success of communication in a correctional environment?
  • What is the primary concern addressed by the North Carolina General Statute 148.20?
  • In reporting incidents, what aspect should be prioritized?
  • What term is used to refer to inmates who are infected with HIV or AIDS?
  • What defines a "hostile work environment"?
  • What was the main reason the 5% gang broke away from the Crips?
  • What are two basic causes of prison riots?
  • Which psychological phenomenon might develop from being taken hostage?
  • An example of a cognitive symptom of stress can include?
  • What is a primary motivation behind hostage takeovers in prisons?
  • What coping style seeks to find a resolution to problems?
  • What does PREA stand for?
  • What constitutes sexual harassment in the workplace?
  • What characterizes nonhazardous B tools in a correctional setting?
  • Which constitutional amendment is associated with the right to medical care in correctional facilities?
  • What is one consequence of excessive force used on inmates according to legal standards?
  • What is the role of accountability regarding nonhazardous tools in a correctional environment?
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of pursuit in law enforcement?
  • What does the acronym R.A.C.E. stand for in emergency procedures?
  • What core quality should a leader possess in the correctional environment?
  • Which ethical trait involves fairness and unity among leaders?
  • What is one of the colors of the Folk Nation gang?
  • In which situation is it advisable not to fight a fire?
  • What specific item do members of the 5% gang typically place in their right back pocket?
  • What percentage of suicide and self-harm incidents are common in offenders and similarly aged individuals?
  • What does the term "psychomotor" refer to in a correctional context?
  • What is a bindle commonly understood to be?
  • Which of the following is NOT a step in the critical decision-making model?
  • According to North Carolina General Statute 14.50.16, how many members are required to form a criminal street gang?
  • What is included in the use of force spectrum?
  • Which phrase was popularized by Ice Cube as part of a dance associated with the 5% gang?
  • What does it mean if an inmate is referred to as a 'lookout'?
  • Which of the following is a visual tattoo used by those in the 5% gang?
  • What is the initial action during a man-made disaster according to standard procedures?
  • Which amendment protects individuals from cruel and unusual punishment?
  • According to North Carolina General Statute 14.50.16, how is a gang validated?
  • What does the TORT act allow private citizens to do?
  • What symbol is commonly used as a tattoo by the 5% gang?
  • Which of the following are constitutional rights that offenders retain while incarcerated?
  • What is Document 138-B used for in a correctional facility?
  • In a critical decision-making model, what is the first step?
  • Which is an important element for sharing success in effective teams?
  • Which action is not typically considered a standard response to prevent escape attempts?
  • What happens when someone lets their guard down in a high-risk environment?
  • What does "dry cell" mean in correctional facilities?
  • What is the maximum allowable length for fingernails according to policy?
  • What is an important element to include in an incident report when it comes to time?
  • What is team building in a correctional context?
  • When addressing inmates with special needs, what is a crucial practice for correctional officers?
  • What is the primary difference between wants and needs?
  • What does the acronym PERT stand for in a correctional setting?
  • What must happen to hazardous tools according to safety protocols?
  • How is probable cause defined in a law enforcement context?
  • Which employees are typically not required to wear uniforms?
  • Which best describes the concept of "reasonable force" for officers?
  • Which gang descends from Puerto Rico and has colors in red, white, black, and blue?
  • What aspect is NOT typically associated with effective teams?
  • What are the colors typically associated with the Mexican Mafia gang?
  • What is a goal of conflict resolution?
  • What does the term 'warrior cell block' imply?
  • What does nonverbal communication NOT include?
  • Which phrase describes beneficial positive stress?
  • What types of inspections are correctional officers responsible for?
  • What is meant by the term "cellblock" in a correctional facility?
  • What is a common factor contributing to correctional officers' failure to manage stress?
  • How long was the longest hostage takeover in U.S. prison history?
  • What aspect of communication should be limited with inmates?
  • When documenting behaviors of an inmate, what should be included?
  • What is the role of a facility emergency response team?
  • What type of phrases should be avoided in reports to maintain clarity?
  • What should be prioritized during a fire emergency?
  • What is the term for understanding an offender's habits, demeanor, and behavior?
  • What is the purpose of hanging covers over windows in a correctional facility?
  • Which of the following represents grounds for employee disciplinary action?
  • What types of behaviors might the Prison Emergency Response Team (PERT) be expected to handle?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five stages of conflict?
  • What does "justification of use of force" entail in a correctional context?
  • Which type of padlock is commonly used in prisons?
  • What is a consequence of failing to control a prison environment?
  • What is the definition of situational awareness?
  • What best defines acceptable personal conduct for correctional officers?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four C's of writing a clear report?
  • Which technique is NOT mentioned as part of managing and supervising inmates?
  • What does the slang 'buck' refer to within the context of prison life?
  • What may be categorized as grossly inefficient job performance?
  • Which approach is advisable when facing conflict with inmates?
  • What is a primary characteristic of security risk groups in North Carolina?
  • Which prison area is associated with the Mexican Mafia gang?
  • What is the purpose of class tools in a prison setting?
  • What is essential when describing an incident report involving an inmate?
  • According to North Carolina General Statute 14-50.16, how is a street gang defined?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a protected class under unlawful workplace harassment laws?
  • In terms of safe practices with firearms, what skill is essential for certified armor officers?
  • Which of the following is NOT classified as a restraint used in correctional settings?
  • What does the 'R' in the fire procedure acronym R.A.C.E. stand for?
  • What is the emphasis of the American Correctional Association (ACA)?
  • In what context is the term "preparedness" crucial for correctional officers?
  • Stewardship in a correctional context refers to what?
  • What constitutes excessive force according to North Carolina General Statute 148.20?
  • What age is specified in North Carolina General Statute 126-16 as being included in protected groups?
  • What is the main qualification of a certified armor officer?
  • In the context of fire emergency, what does the 'C' in R.A.C.E. indicate?
  • What does the sexual abuse elimination policy primarily include?
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor of professionalism?
  • Which of the following is a method to maintain custody over inmates?
  • What acronym represents the procedure during a fire within correctional facilities?
  • Which of the following reflects a poor attitude as a reason for unethical decisions?
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