How the Offender Approaches and Obtains Control of a Victim

question 15

Multiple Choice

How the offender approaches and obtains control of a victim or target is significant because it exposes the offender's:

• A) Motives
• B) Choice of weapons
• C) Modus operandi
• D) Signature behaviors

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Definitions:

Compliance

Denotes the act of adhering to laws, regulations, standards, or ethical practices within a specific context.

Routine Request

A common or regular appeal for information, services, or action, usually made in a professional context.

Good Manners

The polite behaviors and actions that are considered appropriate and respectful in social interactions.

Cooperation

The action or process of working together to the same end or achieving a common goal.