CPI Crisis Development Model & Staff Attitudes

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

Anxiety

Answer

Anxiety is the first level, characterized by a change in typical behavior that may signal a developing crisis.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Defensive

Answer

The Defensive stage involves the individual becoming defensive, challenging authority, and beginning to lose rational thinking.

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

Answer

The Acting-Out Person (Risk Behavior) stage represents the peak of the crisis, where the individual may cause harm to themselves or others.

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

Answer

Tension Reduction is marked by a decrease in physical and emotional energy after the crisis peak, creating an opportunity to reconnect with the individual.

Question 5

How many levels are in the CPI Crisis Development Model?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

The CPI Crisis Development Model consists of four levels: Anxiety, Defensive, Acting-Out Person, and Tension Reduction.

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

CPI Crisis Development Model & Staff Attitudes