Practice Exam Question 5 Flashcards
There are various ways to organize supervision. One such principle states that workers should report to only one ‘boss’. Which principle is violated in matrix organizations?
Chain of command
Span of control
Unity of command
Incident command
C
Agryris theorized that traditional organizational principles, structures and procedures are incompatible with the mental health of employees. According to his Theory of Adult Personality, there are several things a manager could do to correct this mismatch. Which of the following is NOT one of those?
Simplifying procedures
Increasing task variety
Increasing task responsibility
Using participative decision-making
A
Which of the following factors, besides relative value, and criticality, is considered when determining asset value?
Net value
Loss expectancy
Replacement value
Location
C
Threats can be characterized by the formula:
Threat = Capability x Intent
Threat = Frequency x Probability
Threat = Impact x Criticality
Threat = Risk x Impact
A
What should be considered/assessed as one of the first steps before developing the security plan for an organization?
Staffing
Budget
Culture of the organization
History
C
Some managers believe they have the knowledge, skill, ability, and time to write every lesson plan and deliver every class.
According to Hertig, this belief can evolve into the ….
Overtraining syndrome
Teacher syndrome
Frog syndrome
Floating theory
D
What are the two major components in most mechanical locks?
The bolt & the key
The cylinder & the tumbler array
The coded mechanism & the fastening device
The deadbolt & the latch
C
Which of the following best meets this description?
‘The mixture of people, systems and techniques required to carry the project to successful completion’.
Project analysis
Project integration
Project management
Project alignment
C
What type of post-implementation test is used to test a complex system that is broken down in separately tested segments?
Partial system test
Preliminary test
Subsystem test
Limited scope test
D
A successful security design recognizes technological developments and integrates which three elements?
Architectural aspects; security systems; and operational factors
Architectural aspects; personnel; and effective PPS
PPS; personnel and procedures
PPS; personnel and security awareness programs
A
Which type of bond provides protection against failure to live up to the contractual obligations?
Fidelity bond
Surety bond
Contract bond
Promissory bond
B
Which of the following statements best describes the “statement of work”?
Details what work should be included in the contract
Outlines the invitation for bids and the specification list
Outlines the list of specific equipment and software along with costs
Outlines the performance criteria and specifications
A
What should the company be prepared to use should its selection of qualified contractors be challenged?
The entire request for proposal (RFP)
Written selection criteria and results documentations
The (draft) agreement and terms & conditions
The references of the selected contractor
B
Which concept can be used to analyze the need for security personnel in a physical protection system - for example for alarm assessment?
The ‘four eyes principle’ concept
The ‘necessary human being’ concept
The ‘linking pin’ concept
The ‘human back-up’ concept
B
When designing security for an elementary school, classrooms should have a clear unobstructed view of entry roads.
In CPTED, this describes:
Traffic calming
Mechanical surveillance
Natural surveillance
Natural access control
C
When should a project team, involved in selecting security countermeasures, consider supplementing the team with outside consultants?
When a project has a unique purpose and an explicit goal to be completed on-time
When the skills needed are not available within the project team
When a project had a primary sponsor or customer who provides funding
When a project is temporary
B