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Regarding exerting influence, what is Collaboration? - CORRECT ANSWER-Teamwork makes the
dream work.
Regarding exerting influence, what is rational persuasion ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Explaining why
and using ethos/pathos, more in depth.
Regarding exerting influence, what is apprising? - CORRECT ANSWER-When a leader explains
why a task is beneficial to team or individual.
Regarding exerting influence, what are inspirational appeals? - CORRECT ANSWER-Inspiration, a
topic you're passionate about.
Regarding exerting influence, what is participation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Leader is requesting
help of subordinates to come up with a plan to accomplish a task, together.
,How would a commander communicate purpose? - CORRECT ANSWER-By using commander's
intent
In regards to exerting influence what is motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER-It supplies the will and
initiative to do what is necessary to accomplish the mission.
How can a leader increase motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER-By understanding the needs and
desires of others, employing rewards and corre tive measures, and empowering them. By
empowering subordinates you increase motivation because they are entrusted with
responsibility and can be creative.
What is critical thinking? - CORRECT ANSWER-Analyzing a problem and breaking it down into
parts. Identify a problem and a PROCESS gets different perspectives.
What is creative thinking? - CORRECT ANSWER-Thinking outside the box. Finding innovative
ideas to solve a problem like combining old ideas in new ways. It is driven by curiosity.
Bias (preconceived inclination), confirmation bias, status quo bias, logic fallacy (error in
reasoning), argumentum ad hominem, and false dilemma are what? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Barriers to critical thinking.
Concerning the SHARP program, what does the I am strong campaign assert? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Intervene, act, and motivate... There is no such thing as an innocent bystander. You
should intervene until the potential victim is no longer at risk.
What is the Army's model for inclusion? - CORRECT ANSWER-FILOS
What does FILOS stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-(F)air treatment, (I)ntegration into the unit,
(l)everaging differences, openness to differences, and shared understanding.
, What is the Army's acronym for inclusive leadership? - CORRECT ANSWER-AAME
What does AAME stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Assess (stay conscious of biases and use Army
measures to assess climate). Articulate (openly discuss the value of inclusion). Model (listen
before leading, value Soldier's input). Enforce/reinforce.
Regarding WO and diversity, what is RESPECT? - CORRECT ANSWER-Recognize the inherent
worth of all human beings. Eliminate derogatory words and phrases from your vocabulary.
Speak with people, not at them or about them. Practice empathy (walk in another's shoes). Earn
people by speaking up if someone is being excluded. Consider others feelings before speaking
and acting. Treat everyone with dignity and courtesy.
What are the characteristics of the Army profession? - CORRECT ANSWER-Trust, Honorable
Service, Military Expertise, Stewardship, and Esprit de Corps
What do Army ethics establish? - CORRECT ANSWER-The set of enduring moral principles,
values, beliefs, and laws that guide the Army profession and create the culture of trust essential
to Army professionals
What is the ethicL checklist for a Soldier? - CORRECT ANSWER-E- Is the decision equatible
T- Is the decision true
H- Is it helpful
I- Is it institutionally appropriate
C- Is the decision culturally appropriate
A- Is it's application just
L- Is the decision legal
Honorable servents of the nation, Army experts, stewards of the Army professions are what? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Distinctive roles of the trusted Army professional