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- Per AFH 1, what does a Senior Airman have to complete before assuming the grade of Staff Sergeant?
- Which ranks make up the Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) tier of the enlisted force structure?
- Which ranks make up the junior enlisted tier?
- What skill level is typically earned at the rank of Staff Sergeant?
- What skill level is typically earned at the grade of Airman First Class?
- According to AFH 1, what do Senior Airmen commonly perform as, and what skills do they begin developing?
- What four roles do NCOs develop as while becoming expert technicians?
- Whose use of resources must a Staff Sergeant ensure is proper?
- What is the written abbreviation and official term of address for a Staff Sergeant?
- What is the official term of address for a Senior Airman?
- Through which Airmanship Continuum stages do junior enlisted Airmen progress early in their career?
- What are the three officer force structure tiers and their grades?
- How does AFH 1 describe Master Sergeants in terms of supervision?
- How does AFH 1 define the performance feedback assessment?
- Within how many days of when supervision begins must the initial feedback session be held?
- When must the rater conduct the mid-term feedback session?
- For the end-of-reporting period, when does the rater hold the feedback session?
- How long after the last session may a ratee request feedback?
- For which grades is the initial feedback the only feedback required?
- For an AB, Amn or A1C with under 20 months of TAFMS, how often is mid-term feedback held after the initial session?
- If a ratee is due an annual evaluation and supervision has lasted less than 150 days, when is feedback held?
- Who is responsible for knowing when their own feedback sessions are due?
- Does failing to receive a feedback notice excuse a rater from holding a required session?
- Which ACA worksheet is used for Airman Basic through Technical Sergeant?
- Which ACA worksheet is used for Master Sergeant through Chief Master Sergeant?
- Which section of the ACA worksheet does the ratee complete on their own?
- When may a rater conduct a feedback session by telephone?
- Why does AFH 1 say feedback should be specific?
- Who is responsible for developing a tracking mechanism for feedback sessions?
- What are the four stages of team building in AFH 1, in order?
- In which team-building stage do conflicts begin to arise as members resist the team's influence?
- In which stage do team members establish cohesiveness and commitment and set norms for behavior?
- Which team-building stage is the initial period of uncertainty?
- What two factors define the five conflict management styles in AFH 1?
- Which conflict management style is high assertiveness and low cooperativeness?
- Which conflict management style is high assertiveness and high cooperativeness?
- Which conflict management style often simply consists of giving in to the other person's wishes?
- Which conflict management style is low assertiveness and low cooperativeness?
- Which conflict management style requires both parties to change, adjust or give something up?
- Who is the primary mentor for an Airman, according to AFH 1?
- Which publication governs Air Force mentoring?
- What word is AFH 1's mentoring model built on, one letter per element?
- What are the three approaches to counseling in AFH 1?
- Which counseling approach is preferred for most counseling sessions?
- Which counseling approach works best for simple problems and on-the-spot corrections?
- What is the major difference between the counseling approaches?
- Which counseling approach requires the greatest counselor skills, per AFH 1's summary chart?
- What does the Unfavorable Information File (UIF) give commanders?
- How many duty days does a member have to acknowledge a UIF action and provide information before the commander decides?
- Within how many days of assuming command must a unit commander review all UIFs?
- What is a control roster used for?
- For how long is a member initially placed on the control roster?
- Which form does a commander use to place a member on the control roster?
- Is a single incident of substandard performance ordinarily a basis for a control roster action?
- On what two things should the choice between an LOC, LOA or LOR primarily be based?
- What standard of proof applies in administrative action proceedings?
- On what form may counseling be documented?
- Where does a letter of admonishment fall in severity?
- For which personnel is filing a letter of reprimand in a UIF mandatory?
- Unless an extension is granted, how long does DAFI 36-2907 give members to submit rebuttal documents to an adverse administrative action?
- Which right must a unit commander ensure members are informed of before adverse administrative actions?
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