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| A unique vocation of experts certified to defend the constitution and the rights of the American People. |
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| A trusted vocation whose members develop knowledge as human expertise to society in a particular field. |
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| Ethos of Trust: 4 Essential Characteristics |
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1. Military Expertise
2. Honorable Service
3. Espirit de Corps
4. Stewardship |
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| Domains US Forces Operate |
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| Air, Land, Maritime, Space, and Cyberspace |
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| Why is "land" the most complex domain? |
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Addresses humanity:
Culture, religion, ethnicities and politics. |
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| US Army's Greatest Strategic Asset |
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| Units trained, organized and equipped to deploy and fight |
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| Mans, trains, equips, deploys and ensures readiness of all armed forces. |
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| (3) Strategic Roles the Army captures |
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| What ADP/ADRP covers The Army? |
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| What (5) sets of characteristics will enhance the Army's operational adaptability? |
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1. Depth and Versatility
2. Adaptive and Innovative
3. Flexibility and Agility
4. Integrated and Synchronized
5. Lethal and Discriminate |
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| What Manual covers counseling? |
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| What the three approaches to counseling? |
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1. Non-directive
2. Combined
3. Directive |
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| What are the characteristics of effective counseling? |
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1. Purpose
2. Flexibility
3. Respect
4. Communication
5. Support |
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| Advantages/Disadvantages of Directive Counseling |
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A: Quickest Method
D: Tends to treat symptoms, not problems |
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| Advantages/Disadvantages of Nondirective Counseling |
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A: Encourages maturity
D: More time-consuming |
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| Advantages and Disadvantages of Combined counseling |
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A: Encourages maturity
D: May take too much time for some situations |
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| What are the three major categories of developmental counseling? |
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1. Event Counseling
2. Performance Counseling
3. Professional Growth |
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| What are some examples of Event counseling? |
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1. Crisis Counseling
2. Referral Counseling
3. Promotion Counseling
4. Transition Counseling |
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| What is the 4-stage Counseling Process? |
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1. Identify
2. Prepare
3. Conduct
4. Follow up |
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| A counseling session consists of what 4 basic components? |
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1. Open the session
2. Discuss the Issues
3. Develop the Plan of action
4. Record and Close the session |
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| Process used by leaders to review with a subordinate their performance and potential. |
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| Leaders should seek to develop and improve what three leader counseling skills? |
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1. Active Listening
2. Responding
3. Questioning |
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| Qualities of an Effective Counselor |
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1. Respect
2. Self and Cultural awareness
4. Credibility
5. Empathy |
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| What are some key elements of active listening? |
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1. Eye to eye contact
2. Body posture
3. Head nods
4. Facial Expressions |
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