North Carolina Department of Adult Correction (NCDAC) Practice Test

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• Which term best describes a strong feeling of being upset or annoyed?
• What are the three actions that drugs can take on the body?
• Under what condition can a case be closed prior to its expiration date?
• What are substances that blunt the senses classified as?
• What is indicated by "low self-esteem" as a cause of substance abuse?
• What is the significance of the "three strikes" law in North Carolina?
• What is the importance of life skills training offered to inmates?
• What is the primary goal of cognitive restructuring for offenders?
• Why is documentation crucial in the correctional field?
• How does inter-agency collaboration affect policy consistency in correctional systems?
• What is a preliminary hearing used for?
• Why is it important to foster a positive workplace environment among correction staff?
• What is a key function of a channel in communication?
• What strategies does NCDAC utilize to address drug abuse in correctional facilities?
• What role does the Division of Prisons serve within the NCDAC?
• What does the ‘desire vs. reality’ part of a program aim to analyze?
• What defines a pattern of substance dependence?
• Which principle is a key focus of effective correctional management?
• What are the main duties of a correction officer in North Carolina?
• What process involves converting raw energy into meaningful experiences?
• Which employment opportunities are available within NCDAC?
• What does TASC stand for in relation to community treatment?
• What is the common outcome for offenders who abscond?
• How might feeling like an outsider contribute to substance abuse?
• Which legislation grants authority to extradite offenders?
• Who completes the governor's warrant?
• What form does the use of force take in documentation?
• What is the process of extradition?
• What colors are associated with the Hidden Valley Kings?
• How do inmate work programs contribute to rehabilitation?
• A severity 3 (S3) non-compliance level is described as?
• Which term describes the arrangement of symbols based on grammatical rules?
• What is the primary focus of substance abuse?
• What is one potential consequence of ignoring inmate grievances?
• What does the acronym ATEMP stand for?
• How is "restorative justice" characterized in relation to the NCDAC?
• What benefit does community supervision provide to released offenders?
• What is the primary focus of the grievance process outlined by NCDAC?
• What is the primary goal of the "Prison Rape Elimination Act" (PREA)?
• How long must a 90-96 be maintained according to regulations?
• What are considered the main components of communication?
• Why is cultural competence important in correctional settings?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of searches?
• What type of training do correction officers in North Carolina primarily receive?
• How might inter-agency collaboration improve community safety?
• Which of the following is NOT a criterion for extradition?
• What is a common sign of developing tolerance to a substance?
• What role does communication play in life skills training for inmates?
• What is the classification for defrauding a drug/alcohol screening for the first time?
• What is the definition of synergism in drug interactions?
• What is the first phase of the SRG program?
• How often does the NCDAC review the effectiveness of its programs?
• In the context of NCDAC, what is a key focus of restorative justice?
• Which type of vision is predominantly for peripheral vision?
• What is the critical aspect of a crisis as defined in the text?
• Which of the following is not a benefit of inter-agency collaboration?
• What is the significance of inmate education programs?
• What is the role of the source in the communication process?
• What is an outcome of effective collaboration among NCDAC teams?
• What occurs at a permanent revocation hearing?
• What is the final step in the five steps used through evidence-based practices?
• Which document deals with the disposition and modification of prosecution?
• Which term refers to the means through which a message travels?
• How many lines of attack are referenced in the context of case notes?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding inter-agency collaboration?
• When drugs are administered through injection, what is the typical onset time for effects?
• What does the term 'recidivism' refer to in the correctional context?
• What role does the Board of Corrections play in NCDAC?
• What can family stress potentially lead to in individuals?
• How does the NCDAC address the needs of inmates with mental health issues?
• What are the four primary classifications of offenders in the NCDAC?
• What method is effective for de-escalating conflicts among inmates?
• How does NCDAC utilize technology in its correctional practices?
• How can culture influence communication processes?
• How does the NCDAC address inmate healthcare?
• What schedule of drug is marijuana classified under?
• What is a characteristic feature of the Kings and Dons (HVK)?
• What are the potential benefits of successful rehabilitation within the NCDAC inmate population?
• What method is used for high-intensity light vision?
• In what situation would a court terminate an offender's probation?
• What does the DCS-2 form acknowledge in relation to extradition?
• What is a key purpose of effective rehabilitation in the justice system?
• How does NCDAC view family involvement in the rehabilitation process?
• What is the second phase of the SRG program called?
• What is the term for the ability of one drug to suppress physical dependence caused by another?
• What characterizes 'undue familiarity'?
• What is one of the conditions for recognizing substance dependence?
• What is the designation code for a Notice for Arrest?
• What is the impact of overcrowding in correctional facilities?
• Which of the following is a common type of contraband found in correctional facilities?
• Which of the following represents the four C's of case notes?
• Which statement best describes the beliefs and habits of offenders?
• Which of the following best describes the feedback in communication?
• What does a crisis represent in a person's life?
• What is the physiological state produced by repeated drug use that compels ongoing use?
• What is one of the main purposes of full restraints?
• Which emotional state is often connected with a desire to harm others?
• What is the first step used in addressing antisocial thinking through evidence-based practices?
• What is the primary goal of effective communication?
• Which schedule of drugs includes Oxycodone and Cocaine?
• What best describes the interaction where a message is sent from one person to another?
• What is the purpose of inmate work programs in correctional facilities?
• What is the impact of inter-agency collaboration on offender reintegration?
• What does "parole" signify in the context of NCDAC policies?
• What is DCS-111 used for?
• What factors typically influence an inmate's classification level in correctional facilities?
• What is one of the consequences of child abuse or neglect?
• What term refers to the capacity to endure the effects of a drug?
• How long does it take for drugs ingested orally to affect the body?
• What is the primary function of restorative circles in correctional settings?
• What are the primary goals of NCDAC in dealing with juvenile offenders?
• What does 'familiarity' refer to in a correctional context?
• What is the form used for a Probation Absconder/ISC cover letter?
• What does DCC-107 suggest regarding answering questions during legal proceedings?
• MDMA, Heroin, and Fentanyl are classified under which schedule of drugs?
• Which of the following training aspects is essential for correction officers in North Carolina?
• How are inmates prepared for reentry into society?
• What action can the court take at any time during probation?
• What is one key benefit of inter-agency collaboration in correctional efforts?
• What defines a severity 1 (S1) non-compliance level?
• Hydrocodone and anabolic steroids fall under which schedule of drug classification?
• How long is the typical duration for an absconder status?
• What rights do inmates retain while incarcerated according to NCDAC policies?
• What does BGF stand for in relation to the Black Guerilla Family?
• What aspects are emphasized in NCDAC's education programs for inmates?
• Which statute addresses post-release in relation to criminal behavior?
• Identify one strategy used to prevent inmate violence.
• What alternative method to traditional handcuffs provides for easier application by law enforcement?
• Which term indicates a key component of communication impacted by culture?
• Which type of violation involves technical violations of post-release conditions?
• Which of the following is NOT typically included in full restraints?
• What is a direct benefit of enhancing resource sharing among correctional agencies?
• Which document is completed by the clerk of court in superior court?
• What important notification must be given prior to a hearing affecting probation?
• What role do volunteers play in NCDAC facilities?
• Who is responsible for making the formal extradition request to another state?
• What document must be completed within 72 hours after an incident involving use of force?
• What action is referred to when the opposing counsel questions a witness?
• What is a potential outcome of lacking inter-agency collaboration in corrections?
• What is the validity period for an OFA entered into E warrants?
• What aspect of support does inter-agency collaboration provide to offenders?
• What happens during the decoding process in communication?
• What is categorized as a severity 2 (S2) non-compliance level?
• How does NCDAC address the needs of elderly inmates?
• Which of the following describes a component of inmate healthcare provided by the NCDAC?
• Which of the following best describes the concept of clear communication?
• How is severity 4 (S4) non-compliance defined?
• Which symbol is commonly associated with the United Blood Nation (UBN)?
• What is the purpose of the NCDAC's "Inside Out" program?
• How is tagging graffiti generally characterized?
• What does cognitive restructuring focus on for offenders?
• What sequence describes the relationship between attitudes, thinking, and behavior?
• How do teams within NCDAC work together to meet their objectives?
• What role does poverty play in substance abuse?
• What is the procedure for handling inmate grievances in NCDAC?
• What should the court consider when reviewing an offender's probation?
• Which type of offender is a felony offender supervised?
• What distinguishes a severity 5 (S5) non-compliance level?
• In the context of gang-related activities, what does 'stance' refer to?
• Which of the following statements best describes the goal of inter-agency collaboration?
• How long does it typically take for drugs administered through absorption to affect the body?
• The term 'encoding' in communication refers to what process?
• What is a primary focus of comprehensive support for offenders?
• What is defined as the external source in communication?
• What role does inter-agency collaboration play in the design of intervention programs?
• What tool is used to hold an offender's wrists and ankles together?
• Which characteristic defines a gang according to awareness criteria?
• When discussing contraband in correctional facilities, what is a notable category?
• Why is inter-agency collaboration crucial for offenders?
• How does NCDAC define a "transitional reentry program"?
• What is a primary goal of the treatment programs offered by NCDAC?
• What measures are taken to ensure the safety of staff and inmates in NCDAC facilities?
• Which of the following best describes the aim of conflict resolution programs?
• What term describes an emotionally significant event or radical change of status in a person's life?
• What does the acronym SRG stand for?
• What does the acronym SOIU stand for?
• What is the primary goal of cognitive skills training?
• Which factor does NOT contribute to an inmate's eligibility for parole in North Carolina?
• What security measures are implemented to prevent inmate escapes?
• Who is responsible for interpreting the message after it has been transmitted?
• What is one potential benefit of a positive workplace environment in a correctional facility?
• What statute pertains to absconders under certain conditions?
• What is the NCDAC's approach to substance abuse treatment?
• What is the role of community supervision in the NCDAC system?
• Which of the following components is NOT part of the communication process?
• When did drug testing become a regular condition?
• How does NCDAC address substance abuse among its employees?
• How does NCDAC evaluate the effectiveness of its rehabilitation programs?
• What is one way that inter-agency collaboration benefits correctional staff?
• What is the purpose of the NCDAC's classification system for inmates?
• What types of programs are commonly offered to inmates in the NCDAC?
• What is a formal objection called when it is upheld by the court?
• How does NCDAC protect inmates' rights during the grievance process?
• What is the typical time frame for drugs to take effect when inhaled?
• What does a substantial amount of time spent recovering from a substance indicate?
• What are the two primary types of graffiti mentioned in the study of criminal behavior?
• What charge occurs for defrauding a drug/alcohol screening for the second time?