BSCC STC Adult Corrections Officer Selection Exam

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An officer is speaking with an inmate who is becoming increasingly tense. The officer maintains a position at a slight angle to the inmate, keeps their hands open and visible, and ensures a safe distance. This deliberate use of body language is a key component of:

Non-verbal de-escalation designed to appear non-threatening. A passive stance indicating the officer is not taking the situation seriously. An aggressive posture intended to intimidate the inmate into compliance. A preliminary step required before any verbal communication can begin.

Correct Answer:

Non-verbal de-escalation designed to appear non-threatening.

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