CDASA TA 3&4 FIP Questions 100% Correct!

__________is an integrated process for developing relevant insight for the intelligence question. - ANSWERAnalytic Design At the end of what step in Analytic design is the Primary Intel question finalized - ANSWERMethodology building What is the primary output of framing in analytic design? - ANSWERA provisional primary Intel question According to DIAs core techniques, how many parts does an argument consist of - ANSWER6 Every argument has a primary claim (t/f) - ANSWERTrue __________ identifies the logical connection between grounds and the supported claim. - ANSWERWarrant A matrix technique that generates ideas on the perspective of actors relevant to an intelligence picture - ANSWERFour ways of seeing A visual tool to evaluate the strength of an argument - ANSWERMind mapping _________ refers to the strength in analytical judgement that is derived from precision in logic and clarity in thinking that mitigates to the impact of bias to the fullest extent possible - ANSWERRigor The characteristics of a good analytic question are - ANSWERAddresses a gap relevant to the client, has a subject and a verb, is open-ended and has specificity appropriate to client mission. During the framing stage of analytical design, which are must suitable structured analytical techniques to employ? - ANSWERIdea generation, argument map and four ways of seeing During the perform analysis stage of the analytical design, which are most suitable structured analytical techniques to employ? - ANSWERArgument map, key assumptions check, and four ways of seeing. What three components are part of framing under the rubric of the DIA's analytical design tradecraft guidance? - ANSWERClient requirement, crafting question, and scoping What are the 4 components that are part of evaluate analysis under the rubric of the DIA's analytical design tradecraft guidance? - ANSWERConfidence selection, analysis