FLETC UPTP FINAL EXAMS ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is toolset? - ✔✔An essential ingredient for the path to mastery, tools can be
any equipment, an enlightening lecture or class, or a good book. Serve as enablers for
heartset, mindset, and skillset.
✔✔What is skillset? - ✔✔Turning new learning into positive, productive habits.
✔✔What is mindset? - ✔✔Once our heart is in the right place and our personal "why"
has been identified a mindset shift can be introduced. Mindset is fueled by hunger to
learn, teach and lead. Resilience and positivity dwell within mindset.
✔✔What is heartset? - ✔✔The path to mastery begins with the right heartset. Living and
serving for something greater than self.
✔✔Values - ✔✔Those things that really matter to you
✔✔Morals - ✔✔Regard what is good and constitute permissible behavior
✔✔Ethics - ✔✔Study of and analysis of morality; what constitutes good behavior
✔✔Character - ✔✔A persons character is his set of dispositions to behave
systematically in one way rather than another.
✔✔Virtues - ✔✔Universal foundation for morals, values and ethics
✔✔Identify critical thinking concepts and tools associated with ethical decision making -
✔✔Sources of ethical guidance
Moral courage
Critical thinking
Decision action process
Ethical protector mindset
, ✔✔What is Title 5 U.S. Code Section 301? - ✔✔Authorizes head of an Executive
department or military department to prescribe regulations for the governing of their
department, conduct of employees, distribution and performance of its business,
custody, use, and preservation of its records, papers and property
✔✔Moral Courage - ✔✔A commitment to moral principles, an awareness of the danger
involved in supporting these principles and a willing endurance of danger
Courage to do the right thing in the face of ethical challenges
✔✔What is critical thinking? - ✔✔The ability to evaluate viewpoints, facts, and behaviors
objectively in order to assess the presentation of information or methods of
argumentation to establish the true worth or merit of an act or course of conduct
✔✔What is system 1 thinking? - ✔✔Subconscious thinking
✔✔What is system 2 thinking? - ✔✔Willful and voluntary critical thinking
✔✔IDWAE - ✔✔Inquire, define, weigh, act, evaluate
✔✔What is the ethical protector mindset? - ✔✔Protect every life possible
✔✔What are some essential elements of ethically serving a culturally diverse America?
- ✔✔Culture, cultural competency, intercultural communication competency and
procedural justice
✔✔What is culture? - ✔✔The sun total ways of living, behavioral norms, linguistic
expression, styles of communication, patterns of thinking, and beliefs and values of a
group
✔✔What is cultural competency? - ✔✔Integration and transformation of knowledge
about different cultures
✔✔What is intercultural communication competency? - ✔✔Ability to communicate
effectively and appropriately with people of different cultures
✔✔Procedural justice - ✔✔perceived fairness in both the decision process and it's
interactions with participants under its authority
✔✔What are the 4 pillars of procedural justice? - ✔✔Neutrality
Respect
Trust worthiness
Voice
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is toolset? - ✔✔An essential ingredient for the path to mastery, tools can be
any equipment, an enlightening lecture or class, or a good book. Serve as enablers for
heartset, mindset, and skillset.
✔✔What is skillset? - ✔✔Turning new learning into positive, productive habits.
✔✔What is mindset? - ✔✔Once our heart is in the right place and our personal "why"
has been identified a mindset shift can be introduced. Mindset is fueled by hunger to
learn, teach and lead. Resilience and positivity dwell within mindset.
✔✔What is heartset? - ✔✔The path to mastery begins with the right heartset. Living and
serving for something greater than self.
✔✔Values - ✔✔Those things that really matter to you
✔✔Morals - ✔✔Regard what is good and constitute permissible behavior
✔✔Ethics - ✔✔Study of and analysis of morality; what constitutes good behavior
✔✔Character - ✔✔A persons character is his set of dispositions to behave
systematically in one way rather than another.
✔✔Virtues - ✔✔Universal foundation for morals, values and ethics
✔✔Identify critical thinking concepts and tools associated with ethical decision making -
✔✔Sources of ethical guidance
Moral courage
Critical thinking
Decision action process
Ethical protector mindset
, ✔✔What is Title 5 U.S. Code Section 301? - ✔✔Authorizes head of an Executive
department or military department to prescribe regulations for the governing of their
department, conduct of employees, distribution and performance of its business,
custody, use, and preservation of its records, papers and property
✔✔Moral Courage - ✔✔A commitment to moral principles, an awareness of the danger
involved in supporting these principles and a willing endurance of danger
Courage to do the right thing in the face of ethical challenges
✔✔What is critical thinking? - ✔✔The ability to evaluate viewpoints, facts, and behaviors
objectively in order to assess the presentation of information or methods of
argumentation to establish the true worth or merit of an act or course of conduct
✔✔What is system 1 thinking? - ✔✔Subconscious thinking
✔✔What is system 2 thinking? - ✔✔Willful and voluntary critical thinking
✔✔IDWAE - ✔✔Inquire, define, weigh, act, evaluate
✔✔What is the ethical protector mindset? - ✔✔Protect every life possible
✔✔What are some essential elements of ethically serving a culturally diverse America?
- ✔✔Culture, cultural competency, intercultural communication competency and
procedural justice
✔✔What is culture? - ✔✔The sun total ways of living, behavioral norms, linguistic
expression, styles of communication, patterns of thinking, and beliefs and values of a
group
✔✔What is cultural competency? - ✔✔Integration and transformation of knowledge
about different cultures
✔✔What is intercultural communication competency? - ✔✔Ability to communicate
effectively and appropriately with people of different cultures
✔✔Procedural justice - ✔✔perceived fairness in both the decision process and it's
interactions with participants under its authority
✔✔What are the 4 pillars of procedural justice? - ✔✔Neutrality
Respect
Trust worthiness
Voice
