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In the National Use of Force Model, what does the 'One-Plus-One' theory generally refer to?

The 'One-Plus-One' theory suggests that a security guard or officer is justified in using one level of force higher than the level of resistance they are facing

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Question: In the National Use of Force Model, what does the 'One-Plus-One' theory generally refer to?

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  • A guard should always use twice as much force as the subject. ✅ A guard may use one level of force higher than the level of resistance encountered.
  • Two guards are required for every one suspect encountered.
  • Force should only be used after two verbal warnings.

Correct answer: A guard may use one level of force higher than the level of resistance encountered.

Explanation: The 'One-Plus-One' theory suggests that a security guard or officer is justified in using one level of force higher than the level of resistance they are facing to gain control of the situation.

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