What is the best action to take if you want to help but are concerned for your own safety?Group of answer choicesCreate a distraction or a fictional situationExpress your feelings directly to the perpetratorReach out to someone who is able to intervene, such as a person in authorityRemain a passive bystander

What is the best way to step in if you think someone can't consent and is vulnerable in a situation?Group of answer choicesOffer supportConfront the perpetrator directly or speak to someone in a position of authority like the police or security staffShift the focus away from the situationSpeak to the perpetrator directly after the event

While working as a Security Guard you are responding to an emergency scene on the property. What is your best course of action?Take notes and return to the office to submit a reportStop and evaluate the scene is safe before approachingCall your supervisor and enter the scene to offer assistanceIdentify witnesses and ask them what they sawSUBMIT

Which of the following is not a strategy that an active bystander would use?Group of answer choicesShifting the focusAsking others for helpChoosing not to do or say anythingOffering support

Finding a reason to go over and start a conversation is an example of which strategy for positive intervention?Group of answer choicesOffering supportExpressing your feelings directlyMaking a comment that contradicts the underlying assumption being madeBeing a passive bystander

What is one way as a victim to increase your chance of receiving help? Question 46 options: Staying Compliant Staying Silent Screaming There is no good way to increase your chance of receiving help