CPI Guiding Philosophy: Security aims to.

• A. Respect, dignity, empathy, person-centered approach.
• B. Promote safe, effective, collaborative relationships.
• C. Maintain independence, choice, and well-being.
• D. Protect rights and minimize harm.

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that CPI’s security aims center on creating safety through engagement that is calm, respectful, and collaborative. In practice, this means using de-escalation, clear communication, and teamwork to prevent or defuse crises, so that everyone remains safe. Framing security as promoting safe, effective, collaborative relationships captures how staff work with the person in crisis and with others to achieve a proportionate, supportive response rather than escalating the situation. It emphasizes safety as the outcome of positive interactions and coordinated effort.

Other options touch on important values like respect, dignity, independence, or rights, but they don’t describe the primary focus of security in CPI as directly as the emphasis on safety achieved through collaborative, constructive relationships.