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7 Step Problem Solving / Decision Making Process Identify the problem Gather information Develop courses of action Analyze and compare courses of action Make a decision and select a course of action Make a plan Implement the plan

The Staff is able to plan an action before they receive a mission. (U1C1L9:Q3) The sequence of command in staff actions is a nine-step procedure the commanders and their staffs use to make decisions. Of the following, which is not one of the benefits of using the sequence?   Commanders are assured that they are making a decision based on all available information. Staff officers are better prepared because they can anticipate the needs of each step. Commanders are assured that they are in control of the situation and can ignore outside influences. The Staff is able to plan an action before they receive a mission. Click to see the correct answer

(U1C1L9:G5) T or F: Leaders can delegate authority and responsibilities to their subordinates.   True False Click to see the correct answer

Define problem-solving and decision-making.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. (U2C4L4:V1) Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. Leadership is the process of _____ others by providing purpose, direction, and motivation. influencing operating objectively changing Click to see the correct answer

Reflection: What do you think it means to have “power”?

(U2C6L1:Q1) One of your squad mates is mad at you because you forgot to bring part of your uniform to drill. She tells you, "If you don't get yourself together, then you will be kicked out of the squad." Her uniform meets the standard. Even though she is the same rank as you, what type of power is she trying to use?   Coercive power Expert power Referent power Reward power Click to see the correct answer

(U2C6L1:G8) Which influence approach is demonstrated when a leader leaves the room or tunes people out so he or she can neither influence or be influenced by others?   Negative Positional Corrective Defensive Click to see the correct answer

What approach did Cadet Wilson use with her power as a squad leader? (U2C6L1:Q2) Cadet Squad Leader Wilson had to work some extra hours, so she was late getting to drill practice. She rushed to practice as soon as her work time was over because she was worried that her squad wouldn't be practicing. When she got there, drill practice was halfway over, and her team leaders were effectively leading drill practice, so she went to finish some counseling paperwork. What approach did Cadet Wilson use with her power as a squad leader?   Controlling approach Developmental approach Defensive approach Relinquishing approach Click to see the correct answer

(U2C6L2:Q2) Read the situation below and determine which leadership style is being used. Your platoon sergeant gave you and the other squad leaders the mission to set up the platoon area as long as it was completed by the time she got back.   Delegating Directing Participating Supporting Click to see the correct answer

When is the participating style of leadership most warranted? (U2C6L2:G6) When is the participating style of leadership most warranted?   When the team is competent and supports the leader's goals. When the team is immature and needs to learn small-group dynamics. When the team is easily coached and manipulated into supporting the leader's goals. When the leadership is too busy to supervise and wants to delegate tasks. Click to see the correct answer

Commanding or supportive Directive or non-supportive (U2C6L2:G9) Leadership styles in the situational leadership model are based on the leader providing either __________ or ___________ behaviors.   Commanding or supportive Directive or non-supportive Controlling or enabling Directive or supportive Click to see the correct answer

Reflection: Which of the two leadership style models do you prefer and why?

Name four management resources. (U2C6L3:G1) Name four management resources.   Superiors, subordinates, affiliates, acquaintances Time, money, material, people Time, money, material, underlings Time, money, management skills, people Click to see the correct answer

Preparation and implementation Organization and execution (U2C6L3:G3) The five management principles are divided into two stages:__________ and __________.   Preparation and implementation Organization and execution Preparation and execution Organization and implementation Click to see the correct answer

Keep Cadets in pairs

You're going to regret quitting that job. (U2C4L9:Q3) Kerry told his mentor that he wasn't going to go to work anymore, and he wasn't going to tell his boss that he quit. The mentor paused for a second and thought of several possible responses. Which one would most likely be helpful in getting the mentor‘s point across without hurting communication between the two? You're going to regret quitting that job. You should go tell your boss so he can get a replacement for you. That's kind of an immature way of doing it, and people are depending on you. D) Did you think about who is going to pick up the slack while they find a replacement for you? Click to see the correct answer

Listening and Coaching Listening and Educating Educating and Coaching (U2C4L9:Q1) A debate team member told the faculty advisor that he thought he was losing the debate and was getting frustrated. The advisor told her, "You can still win, but you have to keep your cool and not get angry during arguments." What two mentoring functions is the advisor demonstrating? Listening and Coaching Listening and Educating Educating and Coaching Educating and Role Modeling Click to see the correct answer

(U2C4L9:Q2) Trust, respect and effective communication are needed for mentors to be successful. Rebecca promised her mentee, Sarah, that she would not tell anyone that Sarah was seriously considering suicide. What should Rebecca do? Attempt to handle the situation herself first. If unsuccessful, then refer Sarah to professional help. Maintain confidentiality and trust by honoring the promise to not tell anyone else. Recommend that Sarah talk to a professional counselor who is trained in suicide prevention. Recommend, and if necessary insist, that Sarah go with her to talk with the mentoring program advisor and to seek professional help. Click to see the correct answer