QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+ (100%
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VERSION 2026
Causes of Unethical Conduct- Most Common - answer-Basic Needs (intended to fulfill
persons' basic needs), Affiliation (groups or organizations), Self-esteem (Increase a
persons' self-esteem), Self-gratification (Increase a persons' self enjoyment)
When an individual has _______________ or _________________ rationalized the unethical
action then it becomes easier to commit the action and any similar subsequent actions.
- answer-rationlized or justified
Process of accomplishing organizational objectives through effective and efficient
handling of resources; official, sanctioned leadership - answer-Management
The act of controlling, directing, conducting, guiding and administering through the use
of personal behavioral traits or personality traits or characteristics that motivate
members to the successful completion of the organization's goals - answer-leadership
______________ assign goals and tasks to people within the organization and are
responsible for planning, organizing and directing activities and programs that result in
desired outcomes. - answer-Managers
______________ are more concerned with the attitude, direction and vision of the
organization and use techniques to guide and inspire subordinates. - answer-leaders
this leadership style is based on the writings of Stephen Covey. It suggests that there are
certain core ethical values that the individual holds and transfers to others in the
organization - answer-Principled or principle-centered leadership
, The United States Fire Administration (USFA) established ___________ as a guide for the
college-level degree programs for the fire service - answer-Fire and Emergency Services
Higher Education (FESHE)
The UFSA (United States Fire Administration) provides advanced education through the
_________ - answer-Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP)
Mass care, feeding, and sheltering victims, Temporary housing, return of basic
community services, rebuild economic and social infrastructure, continuity of
government and continuity of operations, unemployment assistance, crisis counseling,
public assistance to cities
donations management. - answer-Recovery (bullet points)
Building and fire codes, zoning, ordinances, floodplain management, building
performance standards, architectural design, structural design, sustainability
programs, livability programs, climate monitoring, risk management, educational
initiatives to improve disaster recovery - answer-Mitigation
The ability of a system to work with and use the parts or equipment of another system. -
answer-Interoperability
Mitigation, Response, Preparedness, Recovery - answer-Four Phases of Emergency
Management
A continuous process involving efforts to identify threats and consequences, determine
vulnerabilities, and identify required resources before an emergency. - answer-
Preparedness
The process of restoring and restarting life, government, and economic processes after
an emergency. - answer-Recovery