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The Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test (CJBAT), developed by Industrial/Organizational Solutions (IOS), Inc., measures these minimum competencies and is used to ensure candidates meet the minimum requirements for the job of a law enforcement or correctional officer.  \nExamination  \nIOS’ CJBAT measures the defined “minimum competencies” in three separately-timed sections as follows: Section I -behavioral attributes; Section II-memorization; and Section III – written comprehension, written expression, deductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning. In total, there are 97 questions on the CJBAT. You will have 1 ½ hours to complete the exam.  \nSection I  \nThis section of the CJBAT measures various job-related behavioral attributes that indicate how successful you will be as a law enforcement or correctional officer. This section contains 47 items. You will be given 20 minutes to complete this section.  \nSection II  \nThis section of the CJBAT consists of memorization items. You will be presented with images and asked to memorize as many details as possible. You will then answer questions about the images presented. This section contains 10 items. You will have 1 minute to review a picture and 1 ½ minutes to answer the questions associated with that picture.  \nSection III  \nThe CJBAT assesses four additional distinct cognitive abilities: written comprehension, written expression, deductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning. This section contains 40 items. You will have 1 hour to complete Section III.  \nPassing Score  \nIn order to receive a passing status on the CJBAT, candidates must obtain a score of 70 or higher across all three sections. In addition, a candidate must correctly respond to at least 30 of the 50 questions contained within Sections II and III. The CJBAT only produces a pass/fail result. No scores will be provided to candidates, academies, or agencies.  \nLaw Enforcement vs. Corrections Examinations  \nThe questions on the CJBAT for law enforcement officers will be, for the most part, related to law enforcement; the questions will involve situations that police and law enforcement officers encounter on the job, such as collecting evidence or issuing citations. The questions on the CJBAT for correctional officers will be, for the most part, related to corrections; the questions will be about incidents inside prisons and other correctional facilities. These examinations do not require any previous experience or outside knowledge. Use ONLY the material provided in the questions or accompanying passages as a basis upon which to choose your answers.  \nStudy Aids & Preparation Materials  \nStudy aids and preparation materials are available for sale at the IOS, [Inc. website](Inc. website)  \n( [https://iosolutions.com](https://iosolutions.com)) . For law enforcement officer study materials, you can click here. For correctional officer study materials, you can click here. Alternatively, you can simply search for “CJBAT”on the IOS web-store to find the related products for sale.","cbCaif6y1u0VSfEB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif6y1u0VSfEB","pdf",60667,"English","# Minimum Competencies\n## Examination\n## Section I\n## Section II\n## Section III\n## Passing Score\n## Law Enforcement vs. Corrections Examinations\n## Study Aids & Preparation Materials","[{\"question\":\"What minimum competencies does the CJBAT measure?\",\"answer\":\"The CJBAT measures written comprehension, written expression, memorization, deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, and personal characteristics/behavioral attributes.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the CJBAT structured and timed?\",\"answer\":\"The CJBAT is divided into three separately timed sections: Section I (behavioral attributes, 47 items, 20 minutes), Section II (memorization, 10 items, picture review plus answering), and Section III (four cognitive abilities, 40 items, 1 hour).\"},{\"question\":\"What score is needed to pass the CJBAT and what results are provided?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates must score 70 or higher across all three sections and correctly answer at least 30 of the 50 questions in Sections II and III. 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