AETAP is pleased to offer you a free test to assess your general knowledge in the field of threat management. This comprehensive test, which takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, covers all 8 essential areas of threat assessment: Core Principles, Domestic Violence, Stalking & Harassment, Threatening Communication, Extremism & Terrorism, Workplace Violence & Insider Threats, Mass Homicide, The Role of Mental Disorder, and New/Emerging Themes.
Each question randomly covers one of these areas and presents multiple possible answers, from which you’ll select the correct one(s). Upon completion, you’ll receive a detailed evaluation of your knowledge across all 8 areas, identifying specific strengths and potential areas for improvement. Additionally, the test provides tailored reading suggestions in areas where answers may have been less accurate, offering guidance for deepening your understanding.
This test is particularly useful for leaders responsible for the ongoing training and professional development of a Threat Assessment and Management (TAM) team. By having team members complete the test individually, you can pinpoint areas where additional training or resources may benefit the team.
Please note: This test was initially developed in English, and some nuances in translation may not perfectly align in all languages. We appreciate your understanding and apologize to non-English-speaking users for any inconvenience.
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What is the most essential trait of psychopathic personality?
What is the silo effect in workplace violence risk assessment?
Research conducted in Europe shows the following about he impact of domestic violence on workers and workplaces
How dangerous are “threats”?
What is the “pathway to violence”?
Mental illness and mass homicides – which option is correct?
What can planning behaviour be?
The U.S. Secret Service study of public figure assassins indicated that
‘Narcissistic injury’ can increase the violence risk in a stalking case
An important question the assessor of an anonymous threat communication has to address is:
When it comes to collecting information from human sources, the threat assessment professional is facing a whole spectrum of potential pitfalls and challenges. Which of the below statements is/are correct?
What is meant by the term “injustice collector”?
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) presents certain unique challenges for threat management because
If the threat assessment professional identifies ‘fixation’ in a stalking case and receives reliable information that the person of concern has recently told a friend that he has been fantasising about killing the victim and then himself…
Threat assessment and - management is a matter that corporate security should deal with
The delusional individual often experiences fear and their violence is often motivated by self-defence
Which factors can play a role in radicalisation processes?
Which option is correct regarding mass homicides and suicide-by-cop situations?
Threat assessment experts in the corporate world should mainly focus on preventing mass homicide attacks and the protection of senior managers
There is a notable overlap between Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and specific forms of offending, such as stalking, which can often occur alongside IPV or as part of controlling behaviour in relationships.
What is the philosophy of threat management about?
Indicators and mass homicides – which option is correct?
What is the intimacy effect?
What does the term 'psychological delusion' mean?
Why is it important to understand the different stalking profiles described in literature?
Important evidence-based risk factors for (ex-) partner violence are:
Which of the following statements regarding mental disorders in threat assessment cases is correct?
Physical violence risk is higher for victims that had an intimate relationship with the stalker
Is leakage (revealing information) one of the warning signs amongst terrorists?
Aggressive behaviour can be reliably classified into the following distinct dimensions:
Radicalisation and social media – which option is correct?
Warning signs that may indicate radicalization are:
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) can be defined as any actual, attempted, or threatened physical harm against a current or former intimate partner. The violence is a result of being in close proximity to the aggressive individual. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates
Why can destabilising events, such as a recent loss or feelings of despair, increase the risk of violent behaviour?
Anonymous threatening communications are sometimes produced by the person who claims to be the victim
Terrorist acts are always planned and committed by groups.
What are “warning behaviours” ?
Research indicates that individuals with psychopathy are more likely to engage in instrumental violence compared to non-psychopathic criminals. What does this suggest about their behaviour?
Which of the below options is an accurate description of terrorism?