ASIS-CPP

ASIS-CPP practice questions, page 11 of 22, with answer review and explanations.

Question 51

Insurance is a form of risk:

  1. spreading.
  2. avoidance.
  3. transfer.
  4. reduction.

Question 52

In addition to ensuring that all rules are stated in writing, the other fundamental principles of the disciplinary process are:

  1. private disciplinary action; objectivity and consistency; education over humiliation; maintenance of employee infraction files; prompt disciplinary action.
  2. private disciplinary action; objectivity and consistency; reasonableness; discipline during scheduled performance reviews only.
  3. observed discipline; education over humiliation; maintenance of employee infraction files; prompt disciplinary action.
  4. observed discipline; objectivity and consistency; education over humiliation; maintenance of employee infraction files; prompt disciplinary action.

Question 53

The U.S. Army trains its polygraph operators as well as those from other U.S. agencies at:

  1. West Point, New York
  2. Washington, D.C.
  3. Fort Gordon, Georgia
  4. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
  5. Fort Meade, Maryland

Question 54

When presented with an adversarial condition while assigned to an executive protection detail it is best to rely on the executive protection specialist's:

  1. driving ability.
  2. conditioned responses.
  3. prior knowledge.
  4. experience.

Question 55

Changes and trends occurring within the security field can be grouped under the headings of:

  1. personnel, legal limitations, and communications.
  2. security technology, personnel, and organization.
  3. surveillance, personnel, and risk management.
  4. personnel, detection, and protection.