NCOA DLC Test 3 pt. 1 with 100% correct answers

Unit Discipline correct answersAirmens willingness to do good of the unit, it demands habitual but reasoned obedience that preserves intiative and functions even in the absence of the commander Group Discipline correct answersYou must "pull your own weight," and at times you may have to deny some personal preferences for the good of your group, section, and unit Adverse Administration and Punitive Actions Discipline correct answersThese are quality force management tools available to supervisors, superiors, and commanders Self-Discipline correct answersA willing and instinctive sense of responsibility that leads you to do whatever needs to be done; far above your acceptance of imposed discipline Preventive Discipline correct answersProcesses/actions designed to keep someone from doing something undesirable. Military Discipline correct answersFounded upon respect for and loyalty to properly constituted authority; it's that mental attitude and state of training which renders obedience instinctive under all conditions. Task Discipline correct answersRequires a strong sense of responsibility in performing your job to the best of your abilities, volunteering for the tough jobs, and working overtime, if necessary, to accomplish your mission as it relates to the Air Force mission. The Discipline Model (DM) correct answersis a system of three Arenas that if used correctly can help uphold standards and discipline in the Air Force. The three Arenas consist of Prevention, Correction, and Punishment and are intended to build upon one another and if taken seriously, each preceding Arena can serve to preclude the following Arena. DM Arena 1(Prevention) correct answers• Set Standard (Line of Acceptability), Establish rapport • Create climate of accountability • Communication • Leading by Example