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Assignment:

Question 1. According to Stanton Samenow, the "model inmate" is the ________.

- consummate actor.

- ideal candidate for trusty.

- normal type of inmate.

Question 2. According to inmates, fellow inmates are not to be manipulated.

- True.

- False.

Question 3: A correctional officer feeling pity for an inmate is exhibiting ___________.

- incarceration regret.

- sympathy.

- empathy.

Question 4: Consensual sex and the fact that the inmate loves the correctional officer are valid defenses under the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).

- True.

- False.

Question 5: Inmate manipulators do not go after "hard employees."

- True.

- False.

Question 6: Which of the following is a "red flag" of staff sexual misconduct?

- Staff coming into the facility while off duty to see inmates.

- Staff cannot account for their time while on duty.

- Information received via the inmate "grapevine."

- All of the above.

Question 7: According to James Bennett, an inmate impressing everybody with one's potential importance is known as performing ________________.

- or having a "rep" or reputation.

- a "snow job."

- or having "street cred."

Question 8: To successfully resist inmate manipulation, staff should understand the personality of the inmate, how inmates do time, and _______________.

- the process of manipulation.

- the inmates' records.

- who the inmates associate with in the facility.

Question 9: The final stage of the "set up" where the correctional employee is forced to comply with inmate demands is called the ___________.

- lever.

- sting.

- hardball stage.

Question 10: Identify and explain the three components of manipulation, supported by realistic examples.

Question 11: Correctional employees who are soft and hard at the appropriate times are called_________.

- discretionary employees.

- clear-thinking veteran employees.

- mellow employees.

Question 12: Discuss the three aspects of mature coping.

Question 13: The testing of limits of a correctional officer by inmates is called_______.

- situational deception.

- verbal deception.

- a snow job

- fish testing.

Question 14: When a staff member is victimized by inmate manipulation, ____________.

- it is not a problem if one or two staff members are fooled.

- if it is an isolated incident, security is not affected.

- a small but significant crack appears in the facility's security network.

Question 15: Identify and explain three of the common-sense rules that staff can use to guard against manipulation.