CPI Crisis Development Model & Staff Attitudes 1

Question 1

What is the first level of the CPI Crisis Development Model?

Accepted Answer

Anxiety

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Defensive

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Tension Reduction

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Acting-Out Person

Question 2

Which stage of the CPI Crisis Development Model is characterized by an individual challenging authority and becoming less rational?

Accepted Answer

Defensive

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Anxiety

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Tension Reduction

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Acting-Out Person

Question 3

At which level of the CPI Crisis Development Model does a person present the greatest immediate risk of harm?

Accepted Answer

Acting-Out Person

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Anxiety

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Defensive

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Tension Reduction

Question 4

What characterizes the Tension Reduction stage of the CPI Crisis Development Model?

Accepted Answer

A decrease in physical and emotional energy following the crisis peak

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The individual becomes highly agitated and poses an immediate risk

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The individual begins challenging authority and setting limits

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The individual shows early behavioral signs of anxiety

Question 5

How many levels are in the CPI Crisis Development Model?

Accepted Answer

4

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3

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5

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6

Question 6

In the CPI Crisis Development Model, what does 'Anxiety' refer to?

Accepted Answer

A change in typical behavior that may signal potential crisis

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A clinical diagnosis requiring medication

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Loud, aggressive verbal threats directed at staff

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Physical resistance to any form of staff intervention

Question 7

Which stage in the CPI Crisis Development Model immediately precedes Tension Reduction?

Accepted Answer

Acting-Out Person

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Anxiety

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Therapeutic Rapport

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Defensive