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- Per ADP 6-22, how is leadership defined?
- Per ADP 6-22, who is an Army leader?
- ADP 6-22 defines the Army profession as a trusted vocation whose collective expertise is what?
- What is the Army Ethic?
- Which three leader attributes enable leaders to perform the core leader competencies with greater effect?
- What are the three core leader competencies the Army expects leaders to do?
- Which level of leadership is face-to-face or first-line, as in teams, squads, sections, and platoons?
- Organizational leaders exercise leadership mainly through whom?
- Which level of leadership guides and integrates multiple organizational-level units?
- Per ADP 6-22, trust has a direct relationship on what?
- In the leadership requirements model, what does character consist of?
- How does ADP 6-22 define the attribute of presence?
- How does ADP 6-22 define the attribute of intellect?
- What is counterproductive leadership?
- Which influence technique uses explicit demands, such as deadlines and stated negative consequences, to get compliance?
- As cited in ADP 6-22, what is mission command?
- Per ATP 6-22.1, what is counseling?
- What are the three major categories of developmental counseling?
- Which type of counseling reviews a subordinate's duty performance during a specified period?
- In performance counseling, who establishes the objectives and standards for the next period?
- Which type of counseling includes planning for individual and professional goals?
- In professional growth counseling, what may leader and subordinate develop together?
- Counseling a Soldier before a promotion board, a course, parenthood, or deployment is which type?
- Per ATP 6-22.1, which Army counseling approach is preferred for most sessions?
- Which counseling approach works best for on-the-spot corrections and simple problems?
- Which counseling approach uses techniques from both directive and nondirective approaches?
- What are the four stages of the counseling process?
- What is active listening?
- What do a counselor's verbal responses include?
- What kind of questions should leaders ask to get a subordinate to think deeper about a situation?
- Which form is typically used to document a counseling session?
- Name counseling errors competent leaders avoid.
- Which counselor behaviors interfere with effective counseling?
- When does referral counseling occur?
- How does ATP 6-22.1 define mentorship?
- Per ATP 6-22.1, coaching is a development technique used for what?
- What is the individual development plan (IDP) form designed to record?
- What is risk management?
- Per ATP 5-19, what is a hazard?
- Per ATP 5-19 (2021), what are the five steps of the RM process?
- Name the four principles of risk management.
- Which risk level means expected loss of ability to accomplish the mission if exposure occurs?
- Which risk level means significant degradation of mission capabilities or inability to complete the mission to standard?
- Which risk level means expected degraded mission capabilities and reduced mission capability?
- Which risk level means expected losses with little or no impact on accomplishing the mission?
- What are the five probability categories used in risk management?
- What are the four severity categories used in risk management?
- A harmful occurrence known to happen continuously, regularly, or inevitably is assessed at what probability?
- Barriers, guards, and warning signs are which type of risk control?
- Which type of risk control is based on the knowledge and skills of units or individuals?
- Who is the risk acceptance authority and has overall responsibility for RM integration?
- What is the Army's standard form for a deliberate risk assessment?
- Per ADP 7-0, how many principles of training does the Army have?
- Per ADP 7-0, who is responsible and accountable for the training and performance of units?
- Per ADP 7-0, who ensures Soldiers meet and sustain individual proficiency standards?
- What is training management?
- What are the steps of the training management cycle?
- Per ADP 7-0 (2024), what are the collective task proficiency ratings?
- How is individual task proficiency measured?
- What training technique trains more than one echelon at the same time on different or complementary tasks?
- What is a battle task?
- How often do companies conduct training meetings?
- How often are training briefings conducted to review subordinate unit training progress?
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