SPAATZ LEADERSHIP EXAM 4 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS!!
How the leader acts is indefinitely more important than
How he thinks or what he says
About "selflessness." It's the difference between "giving" and "taking
Volunteer service
No matter what challenge is facing you, you will give it your best effort
Excellence
Treating others as they would like to be treated
Respect
The ability to monitor and judge your own actions
Self-Awarness
the ability to direct your thoughts, emotions, and actions toward a meaningful purpose
Self-Discipline
State of mind that lies behind your every action
Attitude
A positive attitude begins with
The realization that attitude is a choice
All military customs and courtesies are rooted in
Basic politeness and respect
Cadets strengthen their self-discipline and maintain a positive attitude by
Habitually and cheerfully rendering customs and courtesies
, Vehicle for learning self-discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect
The uniform
Measure of a cadets self-discipline
A units performance on the drill field
Final responsibility for getting a job done ought to be assigned
To a single individual
Chain of command reinforces the idea
That everyone is accountable to another leader
History of cadets
Dates back to 15th century, originating with French kings
Is the process of directing and controlling your actions so that you can achieve your goals
in life
Self-management
A goal is a dream
With a deadline
describe where you are going, they do not explain the details of how you will get there
Goals
1. Dream big
2. Identify & write down a specific goal
3. List the steps needed to reach the goal
4. Get help and support from others
5. Work toward your goal one step at a time
6. Reward yourself along the way & when you complete your goal
Goal-Setting Process
AND CORRECT ANSWERS!!
How the leader acts is indefinitely more important than
How he thinks or what he says
About "selflessness." It's the difference between "giving" and "taking
Volunteer service
No matter what challenge is facing you, you will give it your best effort
Excellence
Treating others as they would like to be treated
Respect
The ability to monitor and judge your own actions
Self-Awarness
the ability to direct your thoughts, emotions, and actions toward a meaningful purpose
Self-Discipline
State of mind that lies behind your every action
Attitude
A positive attitude begins with
The realization that attitude is a choice
All military customs and courtesies are rooted in
Basic politeness and respect
Cadets strengthen their self-discipline and maintain a positive attitude by
Habitually and cheerfully rendering customs and courtesies
, Vehicle for learning self-discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect
The uniform
Measure of a cadets self-discipline
A units performance on the drill field
Final responsibility for getting a job done ought to be assigned
To a single individual
Chain of command reinforces the idea
That everyone is accountable to another leader
History of cadets
Dates back to 15th century, originating with French kings
Is the process of directing and controlling your actions so that you can achieve your goals
in life
Self-management
A goal is a dream
With a deadline
describe where you are going, they do not explain the details of how you will get there
Goals
1. Dream big
2. Identify & write down a specific goal
3. List the steps needed to reach the goal
4. Get help and support from others
5. Work toward your goal one step at a time
6. Reward yourself along the way & when you complete your goal
Goal-Setting Process
