ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP) Practice Test

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• What common trait is often seen in adult drug abusers?
• Which statement regarding safes is incorrect?
• Which factor is critical when using protective lighting in security measures?
• How does an effective access control system enhance security?
• When not in use, top secret information should be stored in which type of vault?
• Money safes are classified by Underwriters Laboratories and which other organization?
• What is the correct response to feeling dizzy after a nuclear explosion?
• When should an employee report a breach of security?
• What is the recommended response to a direct threat to an organization's security?
• Inquiring about an applicant's age and date of birth may be prohibited by which law?
• What type of homicide involves intent to kill or inflict serious injury but with provocation present?
• After a bomb threat, what is one of the two most important items to learn?
• What argument is commonly used as a selling point by contract guard representatives?
• In which title of the U.S. Code is federal criminal law set forth?
• What type of lock is primarily used for cabinets, lockers, and safe deposit boxes?
• Which of the following measures should not be included in a plan for continuity of leadership?
• What characteristic allows a psychopath to pass a polygraph test cleanly?
• Defenses and immunities that protect a person from liability resulting from a private arrest include:
• The makeup of a federal grand jury is:
• If it is necessary to terminate an undercover investigation, which action should not be taken?
• Which aspect is crucial for the effectiveness of an emergency response plan?
• Which agency was established by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to investigate employment discrimination?
• How should a civil disorder plan be disseminated?
• Which agency is responsible for regulating the movement of hazardous chemicals?
• Which item should be included in a disaster recovery plan?
• During an investigation, which of the following is not prohibited by the Federal Civil Rights Act?
• What do statements by persons that describe things as they are said to be constitute?
• What is a writ issued by a court directing a person to appear and testify?
• What is the main disadvantage of using microwave signals for communication?
• As a general rule, deadly force is justified in which of the following cases?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the power of detention?
• Which of the following is not considered a good procedure regarding the use of the polygraph by investigators?
• Which of the following is not a desired characteristic of a statement obtained during a claim investigation?
• Underwriters Laboratories performs independent testing on security containers that simulate a major fire where the heat builds up gradually to what temperature?
• Who typically initiates the activation of a company's emergency plan?
• What does the Freedom of Information Act NOT cover?
• What does an ionization fire detector primarily respond to?
• A yellow-colored crystalline solid is associated with which explosive?
• Fires fueled by such substances as gasoline, oil, grease, etc. would be classified as:
• The number of combinations possible with a lock that has 40 numbers and a 3-number combination is:
• In criminal law, when does provocation play a crucial role?
• When is it permissible to record a conversation without it being a legal violation?
• The imputation of another's negligence to the employer is described as:
• What is a significant cause of personnel security problems?
• Who should be assigned responsibility for emergency shutdown in a disaster plan?
• Which federal agency has primary jurisdiction over counterfeit money cases?
• What is a type of bodily disability characterized by anxiety being unconsciously converted into a belief about bodily function?
• A national crime survey for the years 1975-1988 reported that the percentage of households touched by crime had:
• What is the best approach to questioning during an investigation?
• What determines the outcome of cases related to self-defense?
• If a kidnapper warns the family of the victim not to notify police, the best course of action is to?
• What is a method of disguising information so that it is unintelligible to unauthorized individuals?
• When questioning a witness about sexual deviation, which approach is acceptable?
• Which of the following is not designated as a narcotic?
• The regulatory framework established by administrative agencies is referred to as what?
• If a grand jury determines that probable cause exists and that the accused committed a crime, the grand jury then:
• Which of the following is not true with regard to lock and key systems?
• According to the Bank Protection Act, what is required from each banking institution?
• What is the primary objective of the vital records protection program?
• What might be an outcome of a polygraph test if not interpreted correctly?
• Bullet-resistant glass is primarily made of which type of glass?
• When is a homicide justified?
• What primarily affects employees' attitudes?
• What should protective lighting ideally support?
• What document conveys classification and declassification specifications for a classified contract?
• Which authority requires initial written approval prior to processing classified information in an ADP system?
• Which of the following is an essential component of safeguarding classified material?
• Which designation should be applied to information that unauthorized disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause damage to national security?
• What is the best source of information in cases of homicide and suicide investigations?
• What is the recommended environment for questioning an employee?
• What term describes the body's physiological adaptation and continuing need for a drug?
• What is an advantage of contracting for guard services?
• What type of alarm system is owned and located within the installation being protected?
• What type of security does a system of policies and processes for protecting classified materials fall under?
• In what way do nuclear explosions differ from conventional weapons, except for which statement?
• What is the legal standard required to sustain an arrest?
• Which sensor is preferable when there is light air turbulence and vibrations outside the room?
• The burning bar is limited as a burglar tool because:
• What is the most widely recognized and best-known instrument designed to detect deception?
• In emergency planning, key departments should be:
• What term is used for the period in which charges must be filed to avoid dismissal of the case?
• If a suspicious object is found during a bomb search, it should be:
• What is a primary reason why impelling leadership can reduce employee dishonesty?
• According to the law of torts, what defines a trade secret?
• According to Hallcrest II, what percentage of worldwide terrorism incidents do North American incidents represent?
• How often should the ADP system security supervisor or designee review the audit trail logs?
• What type of alarm system is monitored by an outside company for electric protective services?
• The Fourth Amendment does not apply to which of the following?
• The percentage of computer security incidents resulting from "insider" attacks by dishonest and disgruntled employees is approximately:
• What is a consequence of reducing physical security measures?
• Under OSHA regulations, what is the maximum monetary penalty for a serious violation?
• Under what condition should a facility security clearance not be granted to contractor activities?
• Which of the following is not known as an amphetamine?
• In what situation would the use of deadly force typically be justified?
• The most effective extinguishing device known for dealing with Class A and B fires is:
• What defines tort in legal terminology?
• Safes that are UL classified must be anchored to the floor or weigh at least how much?
• Which action is least effective in emergency preparedness planning?
• What standard of proof is required for a conviction in a criminal trial?
• What best describes proprietary information?
• Which quality is considered the most critical for a successful undercover operator?
• Which method is commonly used to enhance the security of sensitive information stored electronically?
• Which situation is generally not an acceptable justification for using deadly force?
• What is the term for the requirement that some contracts must be in writing to be enforceable?
• What is the most frequently shared resource between law enforcement and private security?
• What is usually the most difficult part of an executive protection plan?
• The occupation of a uniformed security officer is psychologically:
• In substance, a crime is:
• What is considered the greatest single destroyer of property?
• At what temperature may paper be destroyed?
• All of the following are controlled substances grouped as stimulants except?
• What is it called when management refuses to allow bargaining unit members on the premises during a strike?
• If an agent has a written contract with the employer, what is their liability regarding torts?
• A homicide committed while attempting to effect an arrest or to prevent an escape can only be justified in:
• What percentage of a company's total records typically consist of vital records?
• A legal definition of a narcotic addict includes which of the following descriptions?
• What percentage of individuals acquitted of theft are rearrested within 30 months?
• What is the maximum time allowed for a defense contractor to hold top secret information before it requires special handling?
• According to studies regarding a nuclear attack, what percentage of people would likely survive the initial blast and heat effects?
• Why is identifying vital records crucial in emergency planning?
• A full evacuation of a building should be ordered upon receipt of a bomb threat when?
• Which of the following is not correct with regard to the grand jury?
• The area of civil law dealing with the creation and activities of independent agencies is known as?
• What is the unit for measuring the amount of radiation exposure?
• Under what circumstances can OSHA conduct inspections without advance notice?
• Richard Roe's actions after discovering his wife's infidelity would most likely be classified as:
• Of the following locks, which one type is generally considered to have the poorest security value?
• Which one of the following substances is not a hallucinogen?
• What is the procedure called when a defendant petitions the court for an inspection of prosecution items?
• A sworn statement taken outside of court that provides evidence to the court is known as?
• What is the primary record of significant events affecting facility protection for a security guard?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the use of stimulants?
• What device is used to detect deception through stress recorded by voice modulations?
• What is wrongful appropriation of another's personal property called?
• The term "eavesdropping" refers to:
• What is required for an insurance policy to cover a burglary?
• Which of the following would be considered a primary tort relevant to security officers?
• What is the appropriate distribution strategy for an emergency plan once it is published?
• What is the required illumination level for decks on open piers?
• What percentage of proprietary security employees believe public police are satisfied with their involvement with security personnel?
• In a strike procedure plan, what should security personnel be briefed by company management about?
• What should be done to ensure an emergency plan's ongoing relevance?
• The hallucinogen mescaline is derived from:
• Which of the following is a common training requirement for private security personnel?
• In emergency planning, where should vital records be maintained?
• The relationship in which one party acts as a representative for another is called:
• Which of the following should generally not be included in a company's emergency plan?
• Which of the following is not a valid assumption for emergency planning in the context of natural disasters?
• Which of the following should not be a policy when considering applicants for hire?
• What is the minimum reinforced concrete wall, floor, and ceiling thickness for acceptable vault construction of insulated doors?
• Which of the following is considered to be an approved method of protecting vital records?
• Which act governs the release and disclosure of certain information by the federal government?
• What term describes any formula, pattern, device, or compilation of information used in business for competitive advantage?
• In a Hallcrest I survey, how did proprietary security managers perceive law enforcement cooperation regarding criminal incidents?
• Which of the following is true regarding citations issued by an OSHA area director?
• Which of the following is not an element in the classic fire triangle?
• What is a potential issue in litigations concerning former employees involving trade secrets?
• What factor is critical in enhancing the relationship between private security and law enforcement?
• Which of the following crimes is considered a white-collar crime?
• Where can first-aid training related to emergency planning be obtained at no cost?
• Which agency typically investigates serious crimes such as homicide at a federal level?
• When a person uses threats of force to demand money or property unlawfully, this crime is referred to as:
• What should be a major concern for a company?
• What type of protective lighting may require less intensity compared to other types of lighting?
• The real meaning of government policy in personnel security is:
• In the hierarchy of needs, when do higher needs influence behavior?
• In asset protection, what analysis is most crucial for determining necessary safeguards?
• An alarm system monitored by security personnel under the owner's control is known as a(n):
• What kind of signal would be used to announce an enemy attack?
• Why is it vital to monitor competitive intelligence?
• What condition involves a user needing to increase dosage to achieve the same effect?
• Which amendment protects against deprivation of life, liberty, or property without due process?
• What is a primary function of private security personnel in relation to law enforcement?
• What crime is committed by someone who conceals knowledge of a felony?
• What percentage increase in cash register thefts was found over a ten-year period?
• What term describes a tactic used by law enforcement to trick a person into committing a crime?
• Identify the Act that prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin:
• The Federal Bureau of Investigation operates under which department?
• What is called when a law enforcement agent induces the commission of an offense?
• Which type of questions are not allowed during investigations according to court interpretations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
• What is one main difference between detention and arrest?
• What is a common practice when guards are deputized?
• What are crimes that do not require mens rea commonly known as?
• What is a common design feature in effective physical protection plans?
• Identification and access control systems have the widest application of which type?
• According to a 1979 survey, how many organizations in the U.S. were offering security courses?
• Which type of crime is characterized as intentionally stealing someone else's property?
• Employees who express no concern about integrity tests are often:
• What factor is associated with the legal control of narcotics?
• Watery eyes and yawning indicate withdrawal symptoms of which substance?
• What can minimize security-related issues within an organization?
• Protective lighting should be arranged to create what in a secured area?
• What is the primary factor in generating effective security awareness in organizations?
• What is a growing difficulty in conducting preemployment background investigations?
• The U.S. Department of Justice's stance on polygraph results as evidence is what?
• Which of the following represents a primary task in an effective security plan?
• Which statement regarding sabotage is generally considered incorrect?
• Generally, how are employees characterized in a secure workplace?
• The personal interview is important in the hiring process primarily because:
• What is the term for the release from confinement after serving part of a sentence?
• What has been the common response of corporations to employee kidnapping or extortion threats?
• Which qualifications should the executive responsible for developing the written emergency plan possess?
• What is the minimum age required for eligibility for a personnel security clearance for confidential information per Department of Defense regulations?
• Each guard post that is manned 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, requires:
• What type of security ensures protection of classified information in the private sector?
• To improve cooperation and communications between private security and law enforcement, what do the authors of Hallcrest II recommend?
• Why is it essential to test the vital records protection program periodically?
• Which of the following is a UL computer media storage classification?
• Which leadership quality is crucial in enhancing employee trust?
• In the destruction of classified documents, which of the following methods is also acceptable?
• What was the most frequent recommendation made to improve private security officials' relationships with police?
• Which type of crime is least likely to be investigated by private security?
• When planning for a disaster response, which factor is most crucial?
• In meeting federal specifications, insulated units must have the following fire-resistant minimum ratings:
• Which of the following is NOT a common name for marijuana?
• What is the term for the actual use of force against another that involves physical touching?
• What is considered to be the most important aspect of plans for coping with major plant fires?
• What aspect is critical for an effective bomb threat emergency plan?
• What should not be included in an evacuation plan during a bomb threat?
• What is the attack warning signal for a potential nuclear attack?
• Questions regarding union membership or affiliation on application forms can lead to violations of which act?
• Which method of attacking newer-model safes is deemed impractical?
• The only crime mentioned in the U.S. Constitution is:
• What term is used for classified information that requires special consideration concerning access and storage?
• Which of the following characteristics is not associated with cocaine use?
• Which observation about federal assistance in nuclear preparedness is invalid?
• What is the maximum safe period of fire-resistant vaults?
• Limitations may be imposed on authority of a security force by:
• The unauthorized acquisition or dissemination by an employee of confidential data is known as:
• Excitation, increased alertness, and euphoria are symptoms of which category of substances?
• What is the most widely used security device?
• What does Tempest shielding primarily protect against?
• Which of the following is not usually applicable to a confession?
• Who publishes the Uniform Crime Reports?
• What is not required by OSHA regulations?
• Which of the following substances would be classified as a depressant under the Controlled Substance Act?
• What is considered the most effective deterrent to shoplifting?
• A willful or negligent wrong done to one person by another is classified as what?
• The removal of any suspected bomb should be carried out by whom?
• What is the preferred environment for conducting an interview with a suspect?
• Select the appropriate response to civil unrest as per planning guidelines.
• What is the term used for an ADP system where users have security clearance for the highest classification and most restrictive types of information?
• The act of storing records in vaults or safes on premises rather than dispersed is known as what?
• What action should be considered for survival in the event of a nuclear attack?
• Which of the following is an exception to the need for a search warrant?
• According to the U.S. Code, what defines a felony?
• What is an essential component of an official document related to a claim investigation?
• How often should the combinations to safes be changed?
• How can clear communication reduce issues in the workplace?
• Which statement does not apply to foil-type sensors?
• From a security perspective, what is the first factor to be considered in facility construction?
• A hurricane warning specifies which of the following?
• Under emergency management, who is typically responsible for day-to-day operations?
• If classified material is removed from a facility for destruction, according to Department of Defense regulations, when should it be destroyed?
• What type of alarm system is a direct extension of the police or fire alarm system?
• Soda and acid water based extinguishers are effective on:
• What is the legal term for the mental state required to constitute a criminal act?
• To whom must applications for personnel security clearances required for a facility security clearance be submitted?
• What is estimated to cause about one third of all business failures?
• What legal concept allows employers to dismiss liability for certain employee injuries in the workplace?
• Under which circumstance is an employer generally not liable for a tort committed by an employee?
• Which information is generally not permitted to be disclosed on an employment questionnaire?
• Which practice helps to secure sensitive information in an organization?
• Barbiturates have about 2500 derivatives of barbituric acid and are known by a variety of names. Which of the following is another name for a barbiturate?
• What does directional counseling of upset employees typically not involve?
• Which of the following is a mala prohibitum offense?
• In corporate kidnapping situations, who should make the decision on whether to pay ransom?
• Who should be the first contact in a plan to cope with kidnapping?
• What is the principal item of expense in an investigations budget?
• According to a 1990 study, what percentage of computer crimes are not prosecuted?
• What term describes the practice of preventing unauthorized access to information through analyzing electromagnetic emanations?
• Who issues flood forecasts and warnings?
• Which of the following is NOT a benefit of establishing emergency lines of executive succession?
• Where is the preferable location for interviewing a hostile interviewee?
• If a bomb is located during a search, what should be done if local police cannot dispose of it?
• The term "venue" refers to what aspect of a legal case?
• What crime is committed when an individual is restrained without lawful authority from moving freely?
• During which part of the hiring process is it most critical to assess potential red flags in an applicant's history?
• What is defined as a sudden, violent eruption or discharge by a material acted upon with force?
• What is the process called when a person must appear before court after an indictment?
• Which of the following is not true with regard to arrest by a private citizen?
• An ADP system that ensures all users have both a security clearance and need-to-know status is known as?
• What legal principle requires lower courts to follow the rulings of higher courts?
• Which of the following actions can be categorized as a tort?
• Which device is used for conducting electronic searches to detect eavesdropping?
• Which of the following is not a legitimate purpose of an investigation for employee misconduct?
• What is typically the goal of an emergency evacuation plan?
• What is the main objective of private security?
• In gambling investigations, what should the security officer do?
• Which of the following substances would induce poor perception of time and distance?
• The method used to monitor telephone calls by providing a record of all numbers dialed from a particular phone is called:
• Who should be included in a civil disorder planning committee?
• What is considered the weakest area in a window?
• The corrupt procurement of another to commit perjury is known as:
• What is the term for the conditional release of a convicted person without imprisonment?
• Where does the U.S. Army train its polygraph operators and those from other U.S. agencies?
• During an earthquake, what is considered the safest place?
• Which of the following relationships is characterized by an inherent trust and reliance on one party?
• Approximately what percentage of medium and large security departments give special police powers to private security personnel?
• If an agent commits a tort, what is their responsibility to the injured party?
• Which of the following is not an element of a serious crime that must be proved for conviction?
• What should be emphasized in an earthquake emergency plan?
• What is a system called where the alarm signal is heard only in the immediate vicinity of the protected area?
• Which law prohibits the armed forces from executing civil law in the United States?
• What is the primary concept concluded by Yale University researchers regarding frustration?
• Which of the following is generally not considered a vital record for a corporate organization?
• Which department has overlapping responsibilities with industrial security?
• Which type of violation indicates a potential for physical harm or damage?
• Which of the following is not true when forming an industrial mutual aid association?
• Which statement is true in handling persons with mental disorders?
• Which of the following statements about earthquakes is incorrect?
• Fires involving materials like wood and paper are categorized under which class?
• Which of the following is an advantage of having investigations conducted by in-house security staff?
• Which of the following is not considered to be an inchoate crime?
• Which feature must be included on the identification card of a defense contractor?
• What should be the minimum clear zone between the perimeter barrier and exterior structures?
• What is the term for the probable cause necessary for law enforcement to make an arrest or conduct a search?
• What is the legal term for falsely making or altering a document?
• The legal doctrine that holds a principal liable for the actions of their agent is known as:
• Which type of sensor operates based on the Doppler principle?
• The federal agency responsible for disaster planning is the:
• How often should the "financial lifestyle" inquiry be reinvestigated?
• Who provides overall policy guidance for the Defense Industrial Security Program?
• What role does employee morale play in workplace security?
• What is not a recommended action for continuity of management during an emergency?
• Which of the following may be an indication of a planted bomb?
• What is the examination of prospective jurors on the jury panel called?
• What type of motion detector is used in environments with air turbulence and has no false alarm sources outside?
• Which observation about effective testing procedures is not valid?
• What was identified as the major item absent from police-based crime prevention programs according to Hallcrest I?
• A preliminary examination in court to determine if a juror is qualified is called what?
• What is the most common method for administering marijuana and cannabis products?
• A small hidden microphone and a radio transmitter are generally known as:
• What is the primary tool used in pre-employment screening?
• If no guard force is available during a strike, what is the general rule of action?
• Which technology is often used in access control systems.
• What should be the primary focus when evaluating a candidate for employment?
• A cooperative organization of industrial firms that assist each other during emergencies is called a(n):
• Which method of transmitting top secret information outside a facility is prohibited by Department of Defense regulations?
• Which entity typically regulates the authority of private police?
• The private citizen generally may arrest without a warrant:
• Who is ultimately responsible for maintaining law and order during a civil disorder?
• The most common charge placed against someone who has made an erroneous arrest is:
• What classification is used for technical information related to classified military munitions?
• During a strike, what should be the professional position of the police?
• What is an example of a potential risk associated with social engineering?
• What designation identifies operational keying material requiring special handling?
• What is a specific objective of a political kidnapper?
• What type of fire extinguisher is recommended for electrical fires?
• Which characteristic describes heroin?
• To obtain information about marriage licenses, which office should an investigator contact?
• Which crime serves as an exception to the general rule of local law enforcement's limited effect on crimes against business?
• What classification level should be assigned to information that could lead to the compromise of vital national defense plans?
• Since 1985, how many international terrorist incidents occur each year on average?
• If the media contacts a company during a crisis, they should be:
• To which civilization can the principle of the pin-tumbler lock be traced historically?
• Which of the following measures is not advisable in connection with monitoring labor disputes?
• What is the purpose of the pre-testing interview before a polygraph examination?
• Sound waves above 20 kHz, which are not audible to humans, are known as:
• A sentry dog normally does not perform as well at:
• Where should a document classified as "confidential" be marked?
• What is the consequence for a first offense of simple possession of any controlled substance?
• A 50 percent insurance discount for a safe is typically available if:
• What is the advantage of a mutual aid association in disaster planning?
• What is the crime of attempting to pass off a false object as real?
• During what weather conditions are flood warnings typically issued?
• Which type of microphone is characterized by requiring no power source and being difficult to detect?
• If a private security officer violates the restriction of the laws of arrest, what may happen?
• What accurately describes "emergency readiness"?
• The act of inducing a person to commit a crime for the purpose of having him or her arrested is known as:
• Which statement about the polygraph is incorrect?
• Which of the following security clearances is not used by the government?
• According to a consensus of drug treatment professionals, which drug poses a greater risk to the user than any other drug of abuse?
• Which substance is not classified as a controlled stimulant?
• What should be done with documents containing classified information?
• Which factor should not be evaluated in considering the need for security officers to have weapons?
• What is typically a sign of radiation sickness?
• Which of the following is not considered a type of homicide?
• Which of the following terms refers to initiating a legal action based on a falsehood?
• What action should not be included in a bomb threat emergency plan?
• The federal criminal law is contained in:
• In an interview regarding "financial lifestyle," how should the investigator introduce the reason for the interview?
• What is a sign that someone may be withdrawing from a narcotic?
• The basic or "organic" law of the United States is:
• For a polygraph, which measure is regarded as the most important indicator of stress?
• What term is used to refer to the body of the crime and its necessary elements for proof?
• As a general rule, searches can be made of employee lockers and desks located on the premises of the company:
• What is a potential risk within an information security program?
• Which type of transmission requires clear line of sight for successful communication?
• Which behavior is not suggested for the victim of a kidnapping?
• In cases of corporate kidnapping, who is typically excluded from ransom discussions?
• Which legal principle allows a principal to be held liable for the actions of his/her agent even if those actions were unauthorized?
• The crime that consists of an unlawful entry into or remaining within a building with the intent to commit some crime therein is:
• In a criminal case, the standard of evidence needed to find a defendant guilty is:
• Which type of wall is regarded as the most resistant to a blast explosion?
• In order to make the proof of intent easier in proving shoplifting, many stores have a policy that:
• Which of the following is not a correct statement regarding chloral hydrate?
• What is vital for the success of an information security program?
• Which of the following is a recognized factor contributing to employee theft?
• How do security vaults differ from safes?
• Which statement is incorrect regarding microwave transmissions?
• Which Supreme Court case established the right to conduct a frisk-type search when there is a belief the individual is armed?
• What illumination level is required for water approaches extending to 100 feet from the pier?
• A carbon tetrachloride extinguisher would not be used on the following type of fire?
• What term describes a witness's verbal description of a suspect?
• Of all reported bomb threats, what percentage is estimated to be real threats?
• What is the term for a state of repeated intoxication from substance use?
• Which of the following is not true of common law?
• Individuals who find integrity tests offensive are more likely to:
• Which of the following locks has been used the longest and is considered to have no security value?
• What are the three most common methods of information loss to protect against?
• What is commonly understood as a primary goal of executive protection?
• During what scenario may a private citizen use reasonable force to detain someone?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of morphine?
• What is the common extinction agent for Class D fires involving metals?
• What can happen if a subordinate injures another party while acting within the scope of employment?
• What is the general rule regarding the amount of force a guard can use during a lawful arrest?
• Cocaine is placed in which of the following controlled substance schedules?
• Which of the following does not fit into good emergency planning?
• Which lock is generally used on automobiles, desks, and cabinets?
• How should unclassified material be marked?
• When can an employer be held liable for the actions of an employee?
• Which substance schedule has an accepted medical use and a low potential for abuse?
• Deadly force can only be used:
• When does involuntary manslaughter occur?
• What is the minimum intensity required for perimeter lighting measured horizontally 6 inches above ground?
• Which statement is NOT correct regarding the protection of proprietary information?
• What should you do if you are outside during an earthquake?
• What is the term used when the intent to commit one act establishes the intent for another offense, even if the intended act does not occur?
• Which statement about methadone is correct?
• In order to meet minimal federal specifications, a government security container must be equipped with a combination lock capable of resisting manipulation and radiological attack for how many man-hours?
• What does the National Attack Warning Signal indicate when it is a 3-to-5 minute wavering sound on sirens?
• What should not be done personally by the plant manager or authorized official during an emergency?
• The type of surveillance requiring permission from the attorney general is known as?
• What is a key characteristic of nondirectional counseling for upset employees?
• Which action should not be taken when hearing a standard warning signal of a nuclear attack?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that employees are aware of the policies regarding classified information?
• Which of the following is a benefit of using adequate perimeter lighting?
• The Freedom of Information Act applies to which level of government?
• Which of the following is a key requirement for kidnapping insurance?
• An example of a mala prohibitum crime is?
• The UL symbol "TRTL" indicates what?
• What is the process called that allows courts to review actions of administrative agencies?
• Who must approve "interim" personnel security clearances according to DoD regulations?
• Under the Family Educational Rights and the Privacy Act of 1974, who is not permitted to review a student's record?
• An arrest made by a guard who has not been deputized is classified as what?
• Which of the following should occur to ensure effective response during a kidnapping?
• What is the portion of internal security that protects classified information in U.S. industry called?
• Which foreign nationals are generally not eligible for a personnel security clearance?
• Most deaths from fire are caused by:
• What does the term "insider attacks" refer to in the context of computer security incidents?
• Fires involving certain combustible metals would be classified as:
• Which of the following is not true regarding security doors as barriers?
• What term describes a controlled area established to safeguard classified material not protected by other safeguards?
• What term describes an individual whose sexual desires are directed to both men and women?
• What is one of the key indicators that distinguishes robbery from theft?
• Which is true about the coca plant?
• Many offenses that do not require proof of intent are known as?
• Which of the following should be a required criterion of the security guard's post orders?
• Which characteristic is essential for a good information management program?
• What aspect of employee behavior is essential for maintaining company security?
• Which of the following is a main area of paper or document vulnerability?
• Which of the following is a requirement of the Privacy Act of 1974?
• Which of the following is a common indication of insider threats?
• What is the primary focus of an emergency plan?
• Which of the following does not describe hallucinogens?
• A specially constructed microphone that responds only when the protected object is disturbed is known as a:
• In crisis situations, how should personnel engage with those experiencing mental health issues?
• The federal definition of a felony is:
• A visual indicator that displays several zones or buildings from which an alarm signal has originated is called a(n):
• What type of shielding is used to protect very sensitive equipment from electromagnetic radiation?
• What should a manager immediately approve by signature?
• The statute of limitations does not apply in which of the following circumstances?
• Which method has not been commonly used to crack safes in recent years?
• What is a primary purpose of security assessments?
• Why is establishing character judgment important before a polygraph test?
• When armed with a pistol, when should the private security officer use it to immobilize a suspect?
• Which substance is primarily used as a pain remedy in historical contexts?
• In the context of emergency plans, what is an example of vital records?
• What is the procedure for a contractor regarding classified material after an employee's security clearance is revoked?
• For a search warrant to be valid, it must conform to which requirement?
• Which classification denotes information that could be damaging to national security?
• What is the basic principle of personnel security?
• What condition allows states to maintain their safety and health enforcement activities under the OSHA Act?
• What designation is applied to information that may cause exceptionally grave damage to national security if disclosed?
• What complicates the protection of vital information processed by computers?
• Which of the following is considered a common tactic used by saboteurs?
• The percentage of the world's production of illegal drugs consumed in the United States is approximately:
• What rule does the Civil Rights Act of 1964 impose regarding personality tests?
• Federal trial courts are primarily called:
• Since which year have OSHA regulations been in force?
• Which characteristic is common in identifying a mail bomb?
• Which amendment protects individuals from self-incrimination?
• Which of the following options is most correct regarding safety during a guard's deployment?
• What percentage of a company's records typically constitutes vital records that need safeguarding during an emergency?
• To combat loan sharking, which act was passed by U.S. Congress?
• Who should be tasked with shutdown procedures during a disaster?
• The OSHA Act covers which of the following?
• In polygraph tests, which physical response is most closely tied to emotional stress?
• What is the primary purpose of formulating a civil disorder plan?
• Which of the following was noted as a significant cost factor for drug abuse in the U.S.?
• Who protects individuals from potential abuses of the polygraph in the workplace?
• A challenge of a prospective juror for no specific reason is known as what?
• The process of combining multiple transmissions into one composite signal is called:
• Which type of glass is known for being three to five times stronger than regular glass?
• What is the general rule for the number of consecutive years of employment to be verified before the date of investigation?
• What is an example of an honesty test used by firms to assess employee dishonesty?
• According to a 1989 Gallup Poll, what percentage of American workers have personal knowledge of co-workers using illegal drugs on the job?
• Which of the following is a correct statement regarding illicit cocaine?
• When formulating a disaster plan for earthquakes, which action should not be included in the warnings?
• What is a common term used for a narcotic addict?
• What is a potential disadvantage of biometric-based systems?
• Manhole covers that are what diameter or more should be secured to prevent unauthorized openings?
• Which skill must a manager or supervisor first learn?
• The prohibition against double jeopardy is found in which amendment of the US Constitution?
• What kind of violations can lead to criminal prosecution under OSHA regulations?
• What is the common name for a sound wave sensor?
• In which of the following situations may a private citizen make an arrest?
• For the past 20 years, the two major components of economic crime have been:
• Which of the following is not classified as a high explosive?
• What is a potential drawback of using nonlethal weapons by security officers?
• What must be done whenever classified information is downgraded or declassified?
• To store classified information, which repository is designated for the highest level of classified materials?
• Which of the following is not correct regarding a security education program?
• The Supreme Court decision that holds that no suspect, in a custodial environment, may be asked any questions until he or she has first been warned that he or she need not make any statement and advised of certain other rights is the:
• Which explosive is characterized by its use in military applications and is typically bright yellow?
• Before a foreign national can attend a Department of Defense meeting, what is required?
• How much do dishonest employees cost employers compared to burglaries, car thefts, and bank holdups combined?
• What is the punishment for violating the wiretapping provisions of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968?
• Which of the following is a fundamental element of effective emergency response planning?
• Which action would least contribute to improving the security of a computer facility?
• Which of the following is not true regarding establishing personnel to control movement?
• Why might it not be acceptable to appoint alternate directors during a quorum crisis?
• Which office is essential for developing an emergency evaluation and disaster plan?
• A critical on-site examination and analysis of a facility to ascertain the present security status is known as what?
• Legislative enactments establishing arbitrary time periods in which the state must initiate criminal proceedings or not act at all are known as:
• Unavoidable drainage ditches and other openings should be protected by securely fastened welded-bar grills when they have a cross-sectional area greater than what size?
• Why is it problematic to correct overrings by undercharging on other items?
• What legal theory allows for liability without fault in certain situations?
• One who is actually or constructively present, aiding and abetting in the commission of the crime, is generally known as a(n):
• What is a key component in the development of a management successor list?
• Which personality test is specifically designed for police and security applicants?
• Which of the following is generally not true regarding the constitutional limitation on arrest powers of private police?
• A specially constructed microphone that responds only when the protected object is disturbed is known as:
• In some states, beginning a criminal case without probable cause in bad faith is known as:
• What is considered the most important deterrent to internal theft?
• A legal doctrine that holds that the master is responsible for the actions of his servant while his servant is acting in his master's behalf is known as:
• Which of the following is more of a probable disadvantage in the use of sentry dogs?
• Who should typically be interviewed last during an investigation?
• A microphone that is installed on a common wall adjacent to the target area is known as a:
• What action should be taken if a bomb threat is clearly a hoax?
• Which trade name is known for a narcotic?
• Which agency cannot be represented by the Secretary of Defense in industrial security services?
• At what temperature can electronic data and material begin to deteriorate?
• What is the most important factor in the use of a polygraph?
• What is the term for concealing the commission of a felony by someone who knows about it?
• What action should be taken when there is doubt regarding the release of information?
• Which of the following is a common consideration in ransom negotiations?
• What symptoms can indicate a craving for a drug?
• Upon receiving a tornado warning, what is the correct action to take?
• How do employee thefts in the United States compare to other types of crime?
• In terms of workplace safety, what is significant about employee attitudes?
• Which method of record duplication is considered the least desirable for emergency planning?
• Meprobamate primarily alleviates which of the following symptoms?
• Giving or attempting to give to another person an instrument known to be false with intent to defraud is:
• Which of the following is not a recommended action for survival during earthquakes?
• What year was the first federal legislation attempting to regulate electronic surveillance enacted?
• What is the term for two sheets of ordinary glass bonded to a plastic layer for extra security?
• What is the purpose of security clearance levels?
• In a situation where there is adequate provocation resulting in an unlawful killing, this is termed as what?
• Which of the following can be an effective method to reduce the potential for employee theft?
• Which agency should be consulted before installing protective lighting adjacent to navigable waters?
• What issue often underlies employee complaints?
• Hashish primarily comes from which region?
• Which of the following is not recommended for witnesses in court?
• What is the best-known performance standard for guidance on the criteria of effective locking systems?
• What is the name of the rule stating that about one in ten applications will have major omissions?
• Which of the following is not a proper procedure in developing a basic disaster plan?
• The amendment to the U.S. Constitution that deals with searches and seizures is the:
• Which factor contributes to personnel security problems?
• Which of the following statements about tornados is incorrect?
• The amount of combustible materials in a building is known as:
• When an individual is eligible to have access to classified information, this is called:
• Which is not considered an element of the common law crime of arson?
• What is strict liability?
• During a security clearance background investigation, verification of naturalization will primarily be done by:
• When conducting background investigations, what should the process include?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of a dynamic microphone?
• Which of the following is not a true characterization of the guard operation?
• About one third of business failures are estimated to be caused by what?
• What is the primary purpose of competitive intelligence gathering?
• The right to an attorney during one's defense is guaranteed by which constitutional amendment?
• Which lock is most commonly used in the United States for exterior building doors?
• Which term is used to describe the need for increased usage of a drug as time passes?
• Foreign classified material should be marked in accordance with instructions received from which authority?
• What is considered an important step after the disaster plan is fully prepared?
• A "re-lock" mechanism on a vault door will prevent the bolt mechanism from operating under which condition?
• Which naturally occurring narcotic is commonly used with other products such as aspirin?
• In what situation can a guard be held liable for excessive force?
• Which of the following best describes a crime created by legislation rather than common law?
• Who administers the Defense Industrial Security Program for user agencies?
• In federal courts, who is typically responsible for prosecuting cases?
• Which role is least likely to be included in an emergency situation plan?
• Who is responsible for searches during work hours after a bomb threat?
• What should be the maximum amount of a monetary penalty for a nonserious violation according to OSHA?
• What is a prime responsibility of the guard force in a museum?
• What is the concept known as when individuals are aware of the security program and its relevance to their behavior?
• Which of the following is not correct pertaining to the use of depressants?
• What is a key consideration when developing a crisis management plan?
• Which statement is false regarding electronic eavesdropping?
• Which is a consequence of improperly handling classified information?
• What is the term for a DIS regional office with jurisdiction over a facility's geographical area?
• Which of the following is a common guideline for taking notes during preemployment interviews?
• What act established comprehensive control of heroin in the United States?
• Which theory describes the ascending series of needs motivating human behavior?
• Which method is typically utilized for the detection of vibrations related to unauthorized entry?
• Which of the following procedures should not be advocated as part of emergency planning?
• What authorization is needed for electronic surveillance under Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968?
• Which factor is identified as a cause of frustration and aggression among employees?
• Which of the following is not an advantage of establishing restricted areas?
• What is the generally accepted age under which a child cannot commit a crime?
• What is the most frequently investigated crime by private security?
• Which of the following actions was not authorized by the OSHA Act?
• What is the term for the practice of disregarding illegally obtained evidence?
• The practice of having at least two authorized persons present during sensitive area operations is referred to as?
• Which agency operates the National Bomb Data Center?
• What is an administrative determination of an individual’s eligibility for access to classified information called?
• What is the minimum retention period for investigations containing unfavorable information?
• What should not be asked from applicants regarding their financial status?
• In an emergency, planning records stored should be in the form of:
• What does the statute of limitations dictate?
• What are employees required to do in order to enforce compliance with safety and health standards under OSHA?
• Which act prohibits the manufacture and distribution of wire interception devices?
• What are the most important written instructions for the security guard called?
• Which of the following should not be included in the written investigative report of an applicant?
• The use of a simple codeword during a normal conversation to alert security personnel of an unauthorized individual is termed?
• What type of fire detector responds to an interruption in the light source?
• Which investigative resource should not normally be used in a proprietary gambling investigation?
• Which statement regarding information security programs is not accurate?
• Which of the following is an area that employers cannot question applicants about?
• Which of the following is not a true statement in regard to phencyclidine?
• Of the following substance schedules, which has no current accepted medical use?
• Department of Defense regulations require that defense contractors maintain accountability of top secret information for a minimum of how many years?
• What organization specifies fire protection standards that vaults are designed to meet?
• What type of thefts are considered to be a significant problem for organizations?
• What distinguishes a trade secret from other types of confidential information?
• In a serious claim investigation, which type of investigation is most appropriate?
• Which of the following is NOT affected by ordinary man-made noise in communication?
• Which class of fire includes flammable liquids like oils and gasoline?
• In handling a mentally disturbed person, what is the recommended approach?
• What is the primary focus of an effective access control program?
• According to a 1976 study, how did people generally behave during the post-disaster period?
• What is the term for a person under a duty to safeguard a proprietary secret?
• In the event of a credible bomb threat, what action should be prioritized for evacuation?
• What is the name of the doctrine that prevents an employer from being liable for injuries caused by one employee to another during the same enterprise?
• What concept motivates individuals to comply with security measures?
• Deadly force may be used to defend oneself if:
• What is the designation of the Department of Defense Personnel Security Questionnaire (Industrial) Form?
• Which of the following statements about bomb threats is true?
• Which U.S. Supreme Court case established the right to remain silent and the right to legal representation for the accused?
• Which of the following methods is typically a disadvantage of conducting personality tests?
• What is the primary function of a security officer?
• What key factor plays a significant role in the two major components of economic crime according to the studies?
• Which act prohibits the inclusion of prior arrests on an application form?
• Which principle of protective lighting is not correct?
• Psychological dependence often leads to what type of need for the drug?
• According to UL standards, the minimum resistance to picking for locking systems should be at least how many minutes?
• Which of the following is not considered a primary source of technical information on chemical hazards?
• What is a primary component of an effective eavesdropping countermeasure?
• What initial step should be taken to establish emergency capability within a facility?
• What should an undercover operator primarily rely on in the field?
• According to the federal kidnapping statute, what is true about jurisdiction in kidnapping cases?
• Which precautionary action for executive protection is not advisable?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for electronic surveillance under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968?
• Which security clearance is concerned with the eligibility of personnel for access to classified information?
• What is it called when homicide occurs accidentally while doing a lawful act with reasonable caution?
• Fire-resistant safes must pass which type of test?
• What is the time frame within which an employer must log a recordable injury or illness according to OSHA regulations?
• In cases of strict liability, the focus is primarily on what?
• A case that is proved "on the face of it" is known as:
• Which of the following is not an approved UL safe classification?
• An agent can be held liable for actions taken while representing the principal if:
• What kind of information is typically available through the Freedom of Information Act?
• What legal foundation supports the current federal strategy to reduce illicit drug consumption?
• Unless appealed, penalties under OSHA must be paid within how many working days?
• Which substance schedule has an accepted medical use in treatment and a high potential for abuse?
• Which of the following characteristics of protective lighting is incorrect?
• Dry powder as a fire extinguisher is used on:
• The Act passed to require that consumer reporting agencies adopt reasonable procedures for meeting the needs of commerce for consumer credit is commonly known as:
• What area is considered the greatest vulnerability in a proprietary information protection program?
• Which type of lighting is not used in protective lighting systems?
• What action is least likely to improve the quality of private security personnel?
• The device that can compromise the control software of a PBX by calling its telephone number is called what?
• Which of the following is not a brand name of meprobamate?
• What classification should military plans or intelligence operations information receive?
• What is the common ground for interaction between law enforcement and private resources according to Hallcrest I?
• Which of the following is commonly used in biometric identification systems?
• Which of the following is an important aspect of conducting interviews?
• Who should be responsible for shutting down a plant due to a disaster?
• In making an arrest, how does the authority of a private citizen compare to that of a police officer?
• What is a general defect of manual identification systems?
• Which items should be included in a proprietary information protection program?
• In planning for emergencies, what should be prioritized over all other tasks?
• What is the term for the prevention of unauthorized access to information via electromagnetic emanations?
• In case of a fire emergency, what should be prioritized according to safety regulations?
• Which executive order regulates classified information?
• What crime is defined as the unlawful taking of property by force or threat of force?
• Which of the following documents is not acceptable proof of U.S. citizenship for safeguarding classified information?
• The most critical component of all security processes is:
• An offense that was not a common-law crime but created by statute is termed a(n):
• What are the components of the theft triangle?
• Who is the ideal candidate for physical surveillance tasks?
• What should NOT appear on an employee's identification card at a defense contractor?
• What is most indicative of a periodic state of intoxication?
• Which statement about drug users is erroneous?
• The privilege against self-incrimination is found in which amendment?
• Who makes the decision to evacuate a building following a bomb threat?
• Which agency has overall coordinating responsibility for the federal government during a large-scale disruption?
• The rule stating that a person upon arrest shall be taken before a judicial officer without unnecessary delay is called what?
• What term is used to describe the control of traffic through entrances and exits of a protected area?
• How should employees be informed about the disaster plan?
• How can sabotage be effectively combated?
• How many basic types of injury and illness records must be maintained by each establishment under OSHA?
• How did operational law enforcement employees rate their overall relationships with private security?
• Which statement about investigative surveillance is not true?
• Under what condition can an agent usually act on behalf of the principal to create legal obligations?
• How thick should the walls of a fire vault generally be to ensure safety?
• Which statement about narcotics is incorrect?
• Which of the following can be considered a protective measure in employment screening?
• An employer is liable for the actions of an employee committed within:
• The authority of a private person to make an arrest is usually:
• What defines a national consensus standard under the OSHA Act?
• According to Department of Defense regulations, how many employees from a defense contractor should have the appropriate security clearances for the destruction of top secret and secret information?
• Which statement accurately describes a "de minimis" violation of the OSHA Act?
• A major study on private security was prepared by which organization?
• The penalty for unlawful eavesdropping can include which of the following?
• What was a common use for methadone in the 1960s?
• What is the primary chronic condition resulting from substance use?
• What is one consequence of poor handling of classified materials?
• Mental disorders may be determined by symptoms. Which of the following is a symptom?
• Of all those with mental disorders, which subject is considered the most dangerous to handle?
• Where are rules issued by administrative agencies ultimately published?
• What is the primary role of a private security agent?
• The desired level of protection in an installation is based on an analysis of what factors?
• What should an emergency plan regarding a bomb threat include?
• Which legal principle ensures that evidence obtained without a warrant is inadmissible in court?
• The most secure scrambler in common use is the:
• Which of the following statements is correct regarding LSD?
• What characteristics should the emergency evacuation and disaster plan possess?
• Which method of protection against telephone line eavesdropping is most reliable?
• What type of system uses inaudible sound waves to detect intruders?
• Which drug is classified as a "depressant" under the Controlled Substances Act?
• What is a primary requirement for police officers to perform an arrest?
• What is the process of intercepting or recording communications called?
• Which option describes the element of intent typically required for a crime like arson?
• What requirement applies to information pertaining to workplace safety?
• Which of the following can be considered a source of information?
• What does the firing train of a bomb generally consist of?
• What is the function of a fire-resistant vault?
• Which statement describes ineffective protection methods for critical information during an emergency?
• Individuals who are not U.S. citizens, or are immigrants, are not eligible for security clearances except under reciprocal clearance involving:
• How did chiefs and sheriffs rate their overall relationships with private security?
• Typically, how long does a polygraph examination last?
• According to a Burns Security Survey, what single step was found to be most important for improved crime prevention at banks?
• What method is generally used by saboteurs to disrupt industrial operations?
• The issuance of weapons to guards is usually justified in which situation?
• What should be done to ensure an emergency plan is effective?
• Which of the following is not classified as an intelligence test?
• What is the function of a grand jury in a criminal case?
• Generally, a private citizen has the right to initiate an arrest for a misdemeanor if:
• Most theft is committed by which group?
• Which of the following would not be a legal reason for conducting a search?
• A fire involving ordinary combustible materials such as wastepaper and rags would be classified as:
• To effectively manage emergencies, organizations should prioritize:
• Which approach is least appropriate for dealing with labor disputes?
• Which of the following elements elevates the crime of larceny to robbery?
• Fires involving live electrical equipment such as transformers would be classified as:
• A contract entered into by an agent without authorization can be enforced by:
• Guard patrols are generally divided into which two categories?
• What should private security agents understand clearly?
• According to the White House Conference for a Drug-Free America, approximately how many Americans had used an illegal drug in 1987?
• According to Hallcrest II, American businesses' losses to crime in 1990 were estimated at:
• In terms of illegal drug use in America, what is notable about the trends observed by the White House Conference for a Drug-Free America?
• Which type of ADP system allows some users without security clearance but maintains necessary security as determined by a higher authority?
• What is the main purpose of bail in the judicial system?
• What is the minimum required thickness for a vault roof?
• What is a common outcome of unrealistic company policies?
• If an agent acts within the scope of their authority, which of the following is true?
• According to a 1989 Department of Labor study, the percentage of employees in America working for a company that has a drug-testing program for employees or plans to have a drug-testing program is:
• Which act includes provisions regarding the unauthorized disclosure of personal information?
• According to the Hallcrest I study, how many employees work in various facets of private security in the U.S.?
• What is a potential effect of excessive meprobamate use?
• From which plant does marijuana originate?
• Which aspect should not apply to the development of an effective emergency disaster plan?
• Which action is not recommended to prevent panic?
• What was the total estimated loss to American businesses from crime in 1990 according to Hallcrest II?
• What intrusion detection system establishes an electrostatic field around an object to be protected?
• The main source of nonsynthetic narcotics is?
• An experienced safecracker is most likely to use which of the following methods?
• Regarding radiological hazards, which observation is not valid?
• Which statement is applicable when preparing a disaster plan manual?
• What is a key component for combating sabotage effectively?
• OSHA is administered by which department?
• What notation is required for an unclassified document attached to a classified document?
• A microphone with a disklike attachment for listening to audio from great distances is known as a:
• Which sensor is unaffected by external noise and can detect air movement caused by fire?
• What is the single most important administrative control in handling investigations?
• In which scenario might the disclosure of a trade secret be considered innocent rather than wrongful?
• The total annual cost to the United States for drug abuse due to resulting crime, lost productivity, absenteeism, health care costs, and so forth is most closely represented by:
• Which of the following is not a requirement for handling preemployment interviews?
• What is a "trash cover"?
• What percentage of computer security incidents is reported to be caused by insiders?
• Which act was established to protect personal information held by federal agencies?
• An investigation that consists of checking the records of appropriate federal agencies for information bearing on the loyalty and suitability of a person under investigation is known as a(n):
• What best describes a user's emotional attachment to a substance?
• What percentage of computer security incidents are believed to be attributed to hackers annually?
• The investigative jurisdiction for counterfeiting crimes is held by which agency?
• Cocaine is derived from which plant?
• Which of the following can be combined to form a composite signal for transmission?
• What does the term 'corpus delicti' refer to?
• What is the federal trafficking penalty for a Schedule I narcotic on a first offense?
• What does "social engineering" refer to in a security context?
• What is defined as technical and intelligence information obtained through unauthorized means from foreign communications?
• Which of the following best ensures the implementation of a successful disaster recovery plan?
• According to a government-sponsored study, what is predicted as the strategic warning before a general nuclear war?
• Which of the following is not a requirement for a successful undercover investigation?
• Which aspect should be avoided when questioning a witness regarding sexual deviation?
• Which designation should be applied when unauthorized disclosure could cause serious damage to national security?
• What is a recommended action if a kidnapping occurs?
• Which of the following characteristics relate to the psychological stress analyzer?
• Which of the following factors can lead to a negative impression of an applicant?
• A principal is liable for contracts made by his or her agents in emergencies under which legal theory?
• What is the U.S. Army minimum illumination intensity for lighting the perimeter of a restricted area?
• How can a corporation best ensure access to emergency resources?
• What is a good source of information for investigations concerning regulations of common carriers in interstate commerce?
• Who should evaluate the vital records protection program according to best practices?
• Who establishes the Defense Readiness Condition (DEFCON) ratings?
• Which organization is key in coordinating disaster response efforts in the U.S.?
• What is an incorrect statement regarding the selection of records for a vital records protection program?
• What document contains the rules promulgated by administrative agencies?
• An alarm system that uses a sound- or light-generating device located on the exterior wall to alert on a violation is known as a(n):
• Which fire detector responds to a predetermined temperature or an increase in temperature?
• What statement regarding radioactive fallout is incorrect?
• Which item is explicitly prohibited from being used for the transmission of classified information?
• Cold and clammy skin, dilated pupils, shallow breathing, and weak and rapid pulse are overdose symptoms resulting from which of the following substances?
• What is the primary consideration when issuing policy statements for handling disturbed persons?