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1. What is a common treatment approach 7. What is a key feature of Narcissistic

for PTSD? Personality Disorder?
A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy A. Chronic feelings of emptiness and
(CBT) and exposure therapy instability
B. Ignoring symptoms and hoping B. Intense fear of abandonment
they will go away on their own and rejection
C. Avoidance of discussing the C. Grandiosity, need for admiration,
traumatic event and lack of empathy
D. Medication alone without
D. Impulsivity and self-harming
therapy
behaviors
2. Which of the following populations is
particularly vulnerable to developing Post 8. Individuals with Borderline Personality
Traumatic Stress Disorder? Disorder often experience intense and
A. Combat veterans and survivors of unstable relationships, impulsive
sexual assault behavior, and:
B. People with high levels of A. Detachment from social
resilience relationships and limited
C. Those with strong social support emotional expression
networks B. Eccentric behavior and odd
D. Individuals with no prior history of beliefs
trauma C. Pervasive distrust and suspicion of
3. Which personality disorder is others' motives
characterized by pervasive distrust and D. Chronic feelings of emptiness and
suspicion of others' motives, leading to instability
interpersonal conflicts? 9. What is victim profiling primarily used for in
A. Schizotypal Personality Disorder criminal investigations?
B. Histrionic Personality Disorder A. Identifying potential suspects
C. Paranoid Personality Disorder B. Determining the motive behind
D. Schizoid Personality Disorder the crime
4. Individuals with which personality disorder C. Understanding the characteristics
typically display a detachment from and vulnerabilities of victims
social relationships and limited emotional D. Analyzing crime scene evidence
expression? 10. Which theory of victimization suggests
A. Paranoid Personality Disorder that victims may unconsciously provoke
B. Schizoid Personality Disorder or invite criminal behavior?
C. Schizotypal Personality Disorder A. Routine Activities Theory
D. Histrionic Personality Disorder B. Victim Precipitation Theory
5. Which personality disorder involves C. Lifestyle Theory
eccentric behavior, odd beliefs or D. Rational Choice Theory
magical thinking, and difficulties with 11. Who studied the interaction between
interpersonal relationships? victim and offender, especially in
A. Paranoid Personality Disorder homicide?
B. Schizoid Personality Disorder A. Freud
C. Schizotypal Personality Disorder B. Wolfgang
D. Histrionic Personality Disorder C. Beccaria
6. Individuals with personality disorders seek D. Cohen
attention and validation through 12. Which model includes stages: pre-
dramatic and exaggerated behaviors impact, impact, post-impact, and
and emotions. behavioral outcome?
A. Paranoid Personality Disorder A. Bard-Sangrey Model
B. Schizoid Personality Disorder B. Victim Reorganization Model
C. Schizotypal Personality Disorder C. Disaster Victim's Model
D. Histrionic Personality Disorder D. Lifestyle Model
13. Which stage involves psychological
defense mechanisms like guilt and
 revenge? 22. What is the inability to recall information
A. Impact due to psychological reasons?
B. Recall A. Brain pathology
C. Reorganization B. Organic delusional syndrome
D. Behavioral outcome C. Psychogenic amnesia
14. A person who provoked their own D. Depersonalization
victimization is:
23. Which type of schizophrenia involves
A. Most guilty victim
bizarre behavior and inappropriate
B. Completely innocent
C. Minor guilt victim emotional expression?
D. Guilty than offender A. Catatonic
15. The law that offers witness protection is: B. Paranoid
A. RA 9165 C. Hebephrenic (Disorganized Type)
B. RA 9262 D. Simple
C. RA 6981 24. A disorder involving multiple personalities
D. RA 7877 is known as:
16. What is the dominant characteristic of A. Schizoid disorder
neurotic behavior? B. Dissociative Identity Disorder
A. Hallucinations C. Delirium
B. Delusions D. Narcissistic Personality Disorder
C. Anxiety 25. An individual who feels mistreated and
D. Amnesia spied upon may be suffering from:
17. Which phobia is the fear of closed A. Depression
places? B. Paranoia
A. Acrophobia C. Hysteria
B. Agoraphobia D. Obsessive behavior
C. Claustrophobia 26. What is the primary symptom of
D. Mysophobia hypochondriasis?
18. A person with persistent thoughts they A. Memory loss
can't control may have: B. Concern with health despite no
A. Amnesia medical basis
B. Hypochondriasis C. Inability to speak
C. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder D. Personality split
D. Conversion Disorder 27. A person who is overly concerned with
19. Which disorder is characterized by rules and order may have:
extreme elation or depression? A. Passive-aggressive personality
A. Anxiety Disorder B. Narcissistic personality
B. Affective Disorder C. Compulsive personality
C. Somatoform Disorder D. Schizotypal personality
D. Schizoid Personality 28. A person who consistently violates others'
20. What kind of behavior shows a lack of rights without remorse likely has:
conscience and persistent violation of A. Avoidant personality
social norms? B. Antisocial personality
A. Schizophrenic C. Dependent personality
B. Neurotic D. Neurotic mania
C. Antisocial Personality Disorder 29. What term describes the inability to
D. Histrionic Personality Disorder perform voluntary acts due to brain
21. Conversion disorders are also known as: injury?
A. Psychogenic amnesia A. Apraxia
B. Hysteria B. Aphonia
C. Depression C. Agraphia
D. Phobia D. Alexia
30. Which disorder is classified as a B. Hallucination
psychotic disorder with vivid C. Depersonalization
hallucinations and delusions? D. Dementia
A. Anxiety 39. Which disorder often arises from brain
B. Paranoid Schizophrenia damage due to syphilitic infection?
C. Obsessive-Compulsive A. Delirium
D. Conversion B. General Paresis
31. Which condition involves feeling of guilt, C. Hallucinosis
inactivity, and hallucinations? D. Agraphia
A. Sub-acute depression 40. What is a common feature in psychotic
B. Acute major depressive disorder behavior?
C. Catatonic schizophrenia A. Lack of remorse
D. Personality disorder B. Hallucinations
32. The psychotic behavior most associated C. Anxiety
with mood disturbances is: D. Mood swings
A. Organic Affective Syndrome 41. What disorder involves chronic fatigue,
B. Schizotypal Personality back pain, and headaches?
C. Avoidant Personality A. Obsessive-compulsive disorder
D. Dissociative Amnesia B. Asthenic disorder (Neurasthenia)
33. The inability to recall names of objects is C. Hypochondriasis
known as: D. Depression
A. Nominal Aphasia 42. Which of the following is classified as an
B. Expressive Aphasia affective disorder?
C. Alexia A. Delirium
D. Apraxia B. Schizoid Personality
34. Which disorder is marked by C. Neurotic Depression
overdramatization and emotional D. Somatoform Disorder
instability? 43. A person who needs constant
A. Paranoid Personality reassurance and avoids responsibility
B. Histrionic Personality likely has:
C. Narcissistic Personality A. Avoidant personality
D. Borderline Personality B. Borderline personality
35. Schizoid Personality is best described as: C. Dependent personality
A. Emotional instability D. Narcissistic personality
B. Lack of interest in relationships 44. Which disorder is characterized by
C. Dramatic mood shifts intense social withdrawal and
D. Rejection of authority superstition?
36. Which term refers to excessive fear of A. Schizoid personality
pain? B. Schizotypal personality
A. Algophobia C. Avoidant personality
B. Mysophobia D. Passive-aggressive personality
C. Hematophobia 45. What describes a mental disorder due to
D. Agoraphobia old age-related brain degeneration?
37. A person obsessed with germs and A. Pre-senile dementia
contamination may suffer from: B. Senile dementia
A. Hydrophobia C. Delirium
B. Mysophobia D. Dementia paralytica
C. Claustrophobia 46. What is the fear of open places?
D. Acrophobia A. Acrophobia
38. Feeling detached from oneself, like an B. Agoraphobia
out-of-body experience, is called: C. Ochlophobia
A. Amnesia D. Claustrophobia
47. A person with mood swings and C. Euphoria
impulsive behavior may have: D. Compulsions
A. Borderline Personality Disorder 56. The primary concern of a
B. Histrionic Personality Disorder hypochondriac is:
C. Passive-Aggressive Disorder A. Safety
D. Narcissistic Personality Disorder B. Cleanliness
48. Hallucinosis is defined as: C. Health
A. Loss of memory D. Rejection
B. Persistent hallucinations in full 57. What is retrograde amnesia?
wakefulness A. Inability to read
C. Loss of sensitivity to pain B. Inability to recall events before an
D. Disorganized thought injury
49. The term for inability to write due to brain C. Inability to walk
injury is: D. Inability to recall names
A. Apraxia 58. A person with extreme fear of blood
B. Agraphia suffers from:
C. Alexia A. Hematophobia
D. Aphasia B. Claustrophobia
50. Psychogenic pain disorder is: C. Mysophobia
A. Pain without physical cause D. Monophobia
B. Memory loss 59. Which disorder involves feelings of
C. Obsessive thoughts persecution and delusions?
D. Inability to walk A. Paranoia
51. Which personality disorder expresses B. Obsessive Compulsion
hostility in indirect ways? C. Depression
A. Narcissistic D. Psychogenic Amnesia
B. Passive-Aggressive 60. What do we call a personality without a
C. Histrionic life plan, lacking empathy or love?
D. Dependent A. Neurotic
52. What is the inability to understand B. Psychopathic
spoken words called? C. Paranoid
A. Expressive aphasia D. Avoidant
B. Nominal aphasia 61. A child with an IQ of 45 is classified
C. Auditory aphasia under:
D. Alexia A. Mild retardation
53. The disorder of performing compulsive B. Moderate
actions against one’s will is called: C. Severe retardation
A. Hypochondriasis D. Profound retardation
B. Obsessive-compulsive disorder 62. Which disorder shows excessive
C. Somatoform disorder dependence and fear of being alone?
D. Borderline personality A. Avoidant Personality
54. Who among the following is most likely to B. Schizoid Personality
feel the need to follow strict rules and C. Dependent Personality
control everything? D. Paranoid Personality
A. Dependent personality 63. Extreme eating habits that cause health
B. Schizotypal personality issues fall under:
C. Compulsive personality A. Substance use disorder
D. Histrionic personality B. Somatoform disorder
55. What is a common symptom of major C. Extreme obesity
depressive stupor? D. Narcissistic personality
A. Hyperactivity 64. What mental disorder stems from
B. Psychomotor retardation immature and distorted personality
 development? C. Wolfgang
A. Neurotic D. Bandura
B. Psychotic 73. The imaginary victim type refers to:
C. Psychopathic A. Individuals who are victimized in
D. Schizophrenic dreams
65. Which is a neurotic disorder involving B. Those who pretend to be victims
persistent fear without actual danger? C. Persons with mental disorders or
A. Psychosis hallucinations
B. Depression D. None of the above
C. Phobia 74. Which RA protects women and children
D. Paranoia from abuse?
66. Who is known as the “Father of A. RA 9165
Victimology”? B. RA 9262
A. Hans von Hentig C. RA 9208
B. Marvin Wolfgang D. RA 9484
C. Benjamin Mendelsohn 75. What is the stage called when a victim
D. Cesare Beccaria starts returning to normal life after a
67. The study of victims of crime and their crime?
role in the criminal justice process is A. Impact stage
known as: B. Recall stage
A. Criminology C. Disorganization stage
B. Victimology D. Reorganization stage
C. Sociology 76. “Victimal” refers to:
D. Penology A. A person who commits crimes
68. A person who suffers because of crime B. The opposite of a victim
directly is classified as: C. The counterpart of the criminal
A. Secondary victim D. A police informant
B. Tertiary victim 77. “Victimity” signifies:
C. Primary victim A. Equal to criminality
D. Passive victim B. Opposite of criminality
69. Which of the following is not part of Hans C. The criminal process
von Hentig’s classification of victims? D. None of the above
A. The old 78. Who studied the interaction between
B. The young victim and offender, especially in
C. The depressed homicide?
D. The poor A. Freud
70. Which victim type includes those who B. Wolfgang
suffer indirectly such as family members? C. Beccaria
A. Primary victim D. Cohen
B. Secondary victim 79. What is the term for a person who
C. Imaginary victim becomes a victim due to ignorance?
D. Most guilty victim A. Completely innocent victim
71. The Lifestyle-Exposure Theory suggests B. Imaginary victim
victimization is due to: C. Minor guilt victim
A. Psychological disorders D. Heartbroken victim
B. Routine activities 80. Which model includes stages: pre-
C. Daily lifestyle and activities impact, impact, post-impact, and
D. Genetic conditions behavioral outcome?
72. Who proposed the Routine Activity A. Bard-Sangrey Model
Theory? B. Victim Reorganization Model
A. Mendelsohn C. Disaster Victim's Model
B. Cohen and Felson D. Lifestyle Model
81. Which stage involves psychological time break
defense mechanisms like guilt and D. Serial killings over years
revenge? 90. A “mass murder” involves:
A. Impact A. Three victims in three days
B. Recall B. Four or more victims in a single
C. Reorganization location
D. Behavioral outcome C. Many people but in separate times
82. A person who provoked their own D. Crimes involving bombs only
victimization is: 91. Hate crimes are motivated by:
A. Most guilty victim A. Greed
B. Completely innocent B. Jealousy
C. Minor guilt victim C. Prejudice (religion, race, etc.)
D. Guilty than offender D. Financial disputes
83. The law that offers witness protection is: 92. Who introduced the "penal couple"
A. RA 9165 concept?
B. RA 9262 A. Wolfgang
C. RA 6981 B. Von Hentig
D. RA 7877 C. Mendelsohn
84. Which of the following is NOT a factor of D. Bard
victimization? 93. Which victim model was developed
A. Hedonism specifically for natural disaster coping
B. Public morality behavior?
C. Disciplinary action A. Victim Recall Model
D. Materialistic culture B. Victims of Crime Model
85. What is "Eratomania"? C. Disaster Victim's Model
A. Love for violence D. Victim Profile Model
B. Mental disorder of grandiosity 94. "Logomacy" is best described as:
C. Morbid love obsession A. The love of words
D. Desire to commit crimes B. A philosophy that no laws mean no
86. Which victim theory emphasizes high- crime
crime neighborhood risks? C. An addiction to arguing
A. Lifestyle theory D. False reporting of crimes
B. Routine activity theory 95. A "loser" victim is:
C. Deviant place theory A. An imaginary victim
D. Victim precipitation theory B. A victim who was originally the
87. RA 9262 covers which of the following offender
abuses? C. One who provokes the offender
A. Economic D. A mentally ill victim
B. Psychological 96. What does DSM-5 stand for?
C. Sexual A. Diagnostic System of Mental Health
D. All of the above B. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
88. What is the purpose of the Witness Mental Disorders
Protection Program under RA 6981? C. Disorder Standard Manual
A. Punish witnesses D. Data System of Mental Disorders
B. Encourage revenge 97. Who publishes the DSM-5?
C. Protect and support witnesses A. World Health Organization
D. Avoid prosecution B. American Psychological Society
89. A "spree murder" involves: C. American Psychiatric Association
A. One victim at one location D. National Institute of Health
B. Many victims in one event 98. Which disorder involves low or absent
C. Murders in different locations with no sexual desire in males?
A. Erectile Disorder
 B. Delayed Ejaculation 106. Which disorder involves sexual arousal
C. Male Hypoactive Sexual Desire from watching others undress or engage
Disorder in sex without consent?
D. Gender Dysphoria A. Sexual Masochism Disorder
99. Which sexual dysfunction involves B. Pedophilic Disorder
difficulty maintaining an erection? C. Voyeuristic Disorder
A. Erectile Disorder D. Transvestic Disorder
B. Premature Ejaculation 107. Touching or rubbing against a non-
C. Male Hypoactive Sexual Desire consenting person is called:
D. Sexual Sadism Disorder A. Exhibitionistic Disorder
B. Frotteuristic Disorder
100. Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder C. Sexual Sadism Disorder
affects which part of the sexual response D. Fetishistic Disorder
cycle? 108. What is the focus of sexual arousal in
A. Orgasm Fetishistic Disorder?
B. Desire and Arousal A. Same-sex partners
C. Penetration B. Inflicting pain
D. Ejaculation C. Non-living objects or body parts
101. What disorder is characterized by D. Strangers
marked delay or absence of 109. Arousal from being beaten, humiliated,
ejaculation? or made to suffer is known as:
A. Delayed Ejaculation A. Sexual Sadism Disorder
B. Premature Ejaculation B. Sexual Masochism Disorder
C. Erectile Disorder C. Transvestic Disorder
D. Fetishistic Disorder D. Genito-Pelvic Disorder
102. What is the key symptom of Premature
Ejaculation? 110. In Pedophilic Disorder, the sexual
A. No ejaculation occurs attraction is directed toward:
B. Ejaculation occurs too quickly A. Teenagers
C. Pain during ejaculation B. Adults
D. Sexual arousal from pain C. Prepubescent children
103. Which disorder involves pain or fear D. Elderly individuals
during vaginal penetration? 111. Sexual Sadism Disorder involves:
A. Female Orgasmic Disorder A. Being submissive
B. Sexual Masochism B. Causing pain or suffering to others
C. Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration C. Dressing like the opposite sex
Disorder D. Watching others
D. Exhibitionistic Disorder 112. Transvestic Disorder involves:
104. What is a possible cause of A. Wearing traditional clothes
Substance/Medication-Induced Sexual B. Sexual arousal from cross-dressing
Dysfunction? C. Changing gender
A. Delusional thinking D. Watching others undress
B. Drug or medication use 113. Which is NOT typically a paraphilic
C. Gender change disorder?
D. Cross-dressing A. Exhibitionistic Disorder
105. Which paraphilic disorder involves B. Fetishistic Disorder
exposing one’s genitals to strangers? C. Erectile Disorder
A. Voyeuristic Disorder D. Voyeuristic Disorder
B. Exhibitionistic Disorder 114. Gender Dysphoria is best described as:
C. Frotteuristic Disorder A. Interest in both sexes
D. Fetishistic Disorder B. Discomfort with one’s assigned gender
 C. Attraction to non-living objects 122. Law that provides protection and legal
D. Desire for early ejaculation remedies for victims of violence against
115. The term “Other Specified Sexual women and their children.
Dysfunction” is used when: A. RA 9262
A. The disorder doesn’t exist B. RA 6981
B. The symptoms cause distress but don’t C. RA 9344
D. RA 8736
meet full criteria
123. If there is absolute necessity for the
C. It's a type of psychosis
testimony of a person involved in a crime
D. It involves multiple partner and does not appear to be the guiltiest,
116. What do you call the result of a person’s will he be protected by RA 6981?
or organization’s deliberate actions to A. Yes, if he is recommended by the
exploit, oppress, or harm another Legislative Committee
individual, including acts such as B. No, he is involved in a crime
destroying or unlawfully taking someone C. Yes, he is allowed
else’s property or possessions? D. No, he is still criminally liable
A. Victimization 124. He is somebody hurt or killed by
B. Victimology somebody or something especially in a
C. Victim crime, accident, or disaster.
D. Visitation A. Victim
117. It states that some victims initiate the B. Victimology
confrontation that leads to their C. Victimize
victimization, whether actively or D. Victimologist
passively. 125. It is a discipline/study which deals of the
A. Lifestyle Theory nature, causes of victimization, as well of
B. Victim Precipitation Theory the programs for aiding and preventing
C. Routine Activities Theor victimization.
D. Deviant Place Theory A. Victim
118. The victim unconsciously behaves in a B. Victimology
way or has specific characteristics that C. Victimize
instigate or encourage an attack. D. Victimologist
A. Active Precipitation 126. What does victimization mean?
B. Passive Precipitation A. The act of committing a crime
C. Victim Precipitation Theory B. The process of being harmed or
D. Lifestyle Theory suffering from a crime
119. Occurs when the victim engages in C. Protecting someone from danger
threatening or provocative actions. D. Ignoring a harmful event
A. Active Precipitation 127. According to the Lifestyle-Exposure
B. Passive Precipitation Theory, why are some people more likely
C. Victim Precipitation Theory to be victimized?
D. Lifestyle Theory A. They have strong security systems
120. Criminals target individuals due to their B. They never go out at night
lifestyle choices. C. They avoid public places
A. Lifestyle Theory D. Their daily activities increase their risk
B. Victim Precipitation Theory 128. Which of the following is NOT a factor of
C. Routine Activities Theor victimization?
D. Deviant Place Theory A. Hedonism
121. The more often a victim visits a B. Public morality
dangerous place, the more likely they C. Disciplinary action
will be exposed to crime, which raises D. Materialistic culture
their chance of being victimized. 129. What is "Eratomania"?
A. Lifestyle Theory A. Love for violence
B. Victim Precipitation Theory B. Mental disorder of grandiosity
C. Routine Activities Theory C. Morbid love obsession
D. Deviant Place Theory D. Desire to commit crimes
130. Which victim theory emphasizes high- B. Active victim precipitation
crime neighborhood risks? C. Routine theory in action
A. Lifestyle theory D. Cyber empathy theory
B. Routine activity theory 140. Visiting the dark web frequently
C. Deviant place theory increases risk under:
D. Victim precipitation theory A. Routine Activity
131. RA 9262 covers which of the following B. Lifestyle Theory
abuses? C. Deviant Place Theory
A. Economic D. Victim Precipitation
B. Psychological 141. What is the most critical element in the
C. Sexual Routine Activity Theory?
D. All of the above A. The physical environment where
132. What is the purpose of the Witness activities occur
Protection Program under RA 6981? B. The specific timing of activities and
A. Punish witnesses opportunities
B. Encourage revenge C. The presence or absence of
C. Protect and support witnesses capable guardians who can
D. Avoid prosecution prevent crime
133. A "spree murder" involves: D. The influence and support of peers
A. One victim at one location in daily routines
B. Many victims in one event 142. Who expanded Mendelsohn's typology
C. Murders in different locations with no of victims?
time break A. Stephen Schafer
D. Serial killings over years B. Marvin Wolfgang
134. A woman is denied visitation by her C. Hans von Hentig
abusive ex-partner. This falls under: D. James Garofalo
A. RA 6981 143. Which theory best explains increased
B. RA 9262 phishing risk from frequent email
C. Routine Theory checking?
D. Deviant Place Law A. Routine Activity
135. Victim blaming often arises due to: B. Victim Precipitation
A. Routine Theory C. Deviant Place
B. Lifestyle Theory D. Just World Hypothesis
C. Just World Hypothesis 144. Which theory explains victimization by
D. Protection Order misuse the presence of a motivated offender, a
136. What is a common feature in both suitable target, and no guardian?
Paranoid PD and Schizotypal PD? A. Victim Precipitation Theor
A. Hallucinations B. Deviant Place Theory
B. Mistrust of others C. Social Learning Theory
C. Suicidal ideation D. Routine Activity Theory
D. Seductive behavior 145. What does Victim Precipitation Theory
137. A person constantly seeks reassurance advocate?
and approval, most likely has: A. Victims never do anything to cause
A. Narcissistic Personality Disorder their victimization
B. Histrionic Personality Disorder B. Victims sometimes may unknowingly
C. Schizotypal Personality Disorder provoke the offender
D. Schizoid Personality Disorder C. All victims live in dangerous areas
138. Which disorder is most associated with D. Only offenders are responsible for
fear of abandonment? crimes
A. Schizoid Personality Disorder 146. The Deviant Place Theory says that
B. Borderline Personality Disorder victimization risk is higher for people who:
C. Histrionic Personality Disorder A. Live in safe neighborhoods
D. Paranoid Personality Disorder B. Avoid social interactions
139. A person harassed online for posting C. Spend time in high-crime areas
political views is a case of: D. Have good personal security
A. Passive victimization
147. Which theory proposes that victimization
can be learned from observing violence?
A. Routine Activity Theory
B. Social Learning Theory
C. Lifestyle-Exposure Theory
D. Deviant Place Theory
148. A “motivated offender” in the Routine
Activity Theory means:
A. A police officer protecting a victim
B. A person avoiding risky behavior
C. Someone helping the victim
D. Someone wanting to commit a crime
149. Which of the following is NOT part of the
Routine Activity Theory?
A. Motivated offender
B. Suitable target
C. Capable guardian
D. Victim’s income level
150. How does the Lifestyle-Exposure Theory
explain victimization?
A. By blaming only the offender
B. By looking at a victim’s habits
C. By ignoring daily routines
D. By focusing on police work