Ethical and Cultural Issues Arising from the Psychology of Terrorism- 3 Credit Hrs.
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SSE4hrs - School Shootings: Ethical & Confidentiality Boundary Issues Post Test

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Questions:

1.1 What are possible actions that may discharge the duty to protect?
1.2 What are behaviors indicate a commitment to action?
2.1 What are potential warning signs of a school shooting?
2.2 According to the National Association of School Psychologists, How many children miss school every day, out of the fear of bullying?
3.1 What are four of nine explanations for school shootings?
Answers:

A. Consideration of potential consequences, consideration and rejection of alternate solutions, an attitude of having ‘nothing to lose’
B. Warning the potential victim that he or she may be in danger, notifying law enforcement, or taking other steps that may be appropriate considering the particulars of the situation, such as pursuing hospitalization
C. The culture of violence, gun availability, violent media, the copycat effect
D. A turbulent parent-child relationship, family acceptance of pathological behavior, access to weapons in the home, lack of closeness or intimacy with family members, a child who ‘rules the roost’, no limits or monitoring of internet usage or television viewing
E. 160,000

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Questions:

8.1 What do Ethical standards require school counselors to do?
8.2 According to courts, what is a ‘true threat’?
9.1 What are four motivations for students to commit violent acts at school?
9.2 What percentage of attackers don’t alert the targeted victim or victims of their plans?
Answers:

A. Is a threat that a reasonable person in the same circumstances would find to be a serious and unambiguous expression of intent to do harm based on the language and context of the threat
B. Inform appropriate authorities when a student's behavior is indicative of clear, imminent danger to others
C. 75%
D. Alienation, disaffection, powerlessness, revenge