Deck 11: Can 14,737 Women Be Wrong?

Question 1

The term _______________ refers to a pervasive pattern of excessive emotionality and attention seeking, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts.

A) sexual assault
B) borderline personality disorder
C) histrionic personality disorder
D) narcissistic personality disorder

Answer 1

C

Question 2

The _______________ strongly desires to harm women. This offender seeks to "get even" with women who have embarrassed or humiliated him in his past.These causes for embarrassment or humiliation may be real or imagined, but this type of offender essentially views women as bad, even evil, and thus deserving of harm.This rapist is socially competent and usually comes from a noxious family of origin where abuse or neglect was commonplace.

A) power reassurance rapist
B) power assertive rapist
C) anger retaliation rapist
D) sadistic rapist

Answer 2

C

Question 3

With the _______________ rapist, rape is an attempt to express the person's virility and sense of dominance over the victim.This offender has a sense of superiority that is based on "hypermasculinity" in which he believes he is entitled to sexual access simply because he is a man.For this offender, rape is an impulsive act of predatory victimization that the female deserves because she is female and is fair game for subjugation.

A) opportunistic
B) power assertive
C) pedophilia
D) containment

Answer 3

B

Question 4

_______________ are also known as 12-step programs, are composed of individuals who meet regularly to stabilize and facilitate their recovery from substance abuse.

A) Interrogation-oriented techniques
B) Chemical castration
C) Detoxification
D) Self-help groups

Question 5

The _______________ is the most dangerous and the most likely to kill or permanently maim his victim.The primary desire of this offender is to cause pain to the victim.This offender will seek to express sexually aggressive fantasies that have formed from an extended history of the classically conditioned pairing of sexual excitement and violence.Indeed, graphic pairings such as that presented in "snuff " pornographic films are an integral part of their day-to-day thoughts and lifestyle in many cases.This offender derives ultimate pleasure when inflicting pain and psychological terror upon his victim.

A) power reassurance rapist
B) power assertive rapist
C) anger retaliation rapist
D) sadistic rapist

Question 6

The _______________ is probably the least violent of the types that will be considered. Typically, these offenders are socially incompetent and may be quite introverted in thought and behavior.These individuals tend to have a low sense of self-esteem and suffer from profound feelings of inadequacy, both socially and sexually.Aggression is not a key factor of motivation.Rather these offenders seek to prove their sexual prowess and adequacy through fantasies in which they imagine eagerly yielding victims who succumb to their sexual coercion enjoying the experience so much that they actually begin to desire further sexual intercourse.Such fantasies are soothing to their sense of insecurity and incompetence.

A) power reassurance rapist
B) power assertive rapist
C) anger retaliation rapist
D) sadistic rapist

Question 7

_______________ is/are designed to ensure that the offender is being honest in their feedback that they are providing program treatment staff.

A) Interrogation-oriented techniques
B) Chemical castration
C) Detoxification
D) Self-help groups

Question 8

The term _______________ refers to all types of sexual offenses that involve touching or penetration of an intimate part of a person's body without consent

A) sexual assault
B) borderline personality disorder
C) histrionic personality disorder
D) narcissistic personality disorder

Question 9

The cognitive behavioral technique, empathy training, utilizes the following process(es) to recognize the harm caused to the victim:

A) victim counselors
B) cognitive restructuring
C) role-playing
D) All of the above

Question 10

The process of _______________ is used to disrupt a deviant-thinking pattern.The offender is given pictures of arousing images and is forced to stop his thoughts when the image is seen.The use of group confrontation, observation, and journaling assist in ensuring that this is accomplished.

A) thought-stopping
B) though-shifting
C) impulse-charting
D) All of the above

Question 11

The _______________ approach is based on the idea that multiple dimensions of supervision are necessary to optimize public safety, and this therefore requires numerous actors within the criminal justice and community setting.

A) opportunistic
B) power assertive
C) pedophilia
D) containment

Question 12

For the _______________ aggression is simply instrumental and used to gain compliance. This offender is not necessarily withdrawn or reclusive. Rather, this offender may simply desire sex and may be in a situation where he feels that force or coercion could successfully get the sexual intercourse that he wants.This type of rape is most reflected by date rape and similar forms of sexual assault.It may or may not be a repetitive behavior, depending on how any previous attempts at coercion have ended.It is unlikely that this type of offender will allow the coercion or aggression to escalate to the point of serious injury to the victim.

A) power reassurance rapist
B) power assertive rapist
C) anger retaliation rapist
D) sadistic rapist

Question 13

The term _______________ refers to a pervasive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, and affects, and marked impulsivity beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts.

A) sexual assault
B) borderline personality disorder
C) Histrionic personality disorder
D) narcissistic personality disorder

Question 14

The cognitive behavioral technique, impulse control, utilizes the following process(es) to alter behavior, including:

A) thought-stopping
B) thought-shifting
C) impulse-charting
D) All of the above

Question 15

_______________ is designed for persons dependent on narcotic drugs (i.e., heroin, opium) and is typically found in inpatient settings with programs that last for 7 to 21 days.

A) Interrogation-oriented techniques
B) Chemical castration
C) Detoxification
D) Self-help groups

Question 16

The term _______________ refers to sexual activity with a prepubescent child (generally age 13 and younger).

A) opportunistic
B) power assertive
C) pedophilia
D) containment

Question 17

With _______________ sex offenders are injected with drugs (most commonly
Depo-Provera) to reduce the amount of testosterone in the offender's body.This achieves the sex drive reduction of surgical castration but does not require the controversial surgery.

A) interrogation-oriented techniques
B) chemical castration
C) detoxification
D) self-help groups

Question 18

The process of _______________ requires that the offender shift his thoughts to aversive imagery.The sex offender may be allowed to view or think about some arousing image but then is trained to think about something aversive, like an approaching police officer.

A) thought-stopping
B) though-shifting
C) impulse-charting
D) All of the above

Question 19

_______________ is a method used to track points and times when certain thoughts and or desires seem more intense.The time of day, location, and number of times per week are all important.The offender will usually also be required to report the level of intensity of the impulse (i.e., 1 to 10 scale), and this will be tracked through a journaling process with the therapist.

A) thought-stopping
B) though-shifting
C) impulse-charting
D) All of the above

Question 20

The _______________ rapist demonstrates neither strong sexual nor aggressive features but engages in spontaneous rape when an opportunity presents that makes it look like an easy prospect.This form of rape is usually conducted during the commission of another crime, such as robbery or burglary.

A) opportunistic
B) power assertive
C) pedophilia
D) containment

Question 21

_______________is characterized by excessive anxiety and worry (apprehensive expectation), occurring more days than not for at least 6 months, about a number of events or activities.

A) Generalized anxiety disorder
B) Mental retardation
C) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
D) Psychopathy

Question 22

According to Willis and Grace, if behavior is viewed from a(n) _______________, interactions with environmental systems such as family, community, and employment might be paramount in preventing sexual recidivism.

A) ecological perspective
B) risk factors perspective
C) deterrence perspective
D) feminist perspective

Question 23

According to Warner and Kramer, drug addiction is a critical issue facing our criminal justice system.The link between drugs and crime has driven policy makers in the criminal justice system to attempt to cope with this through _______________.

A) mandatory minimums'
B) treatment sentencing alternatives
C) numerous intervention programs
D) All of the above

Question 24

The term _______________ refers to a pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), need for admiration, and lack of empathy, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts.

A) sexual assault
B) borderline personality disorder
C) histrionic personality disorder
D) narcissistic personality disorder

Question 25

_______________ refers to significantly subaverage general intellectual functioning existing concurrently with deficits in adaptive behavior and manifested during the developmental period.

A) Generalized anxiety disorder
B) Mental retardation
C) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
D) Psychopathy