Civil Air Patrol Mitchell Test Study Guide

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Because leadership demands that leaders think before they act, leadership is

a science.

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If your peers catch you talking to yourself, you can tell them

you are practicing inner dialogue.

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Which of the following is true about MBTI?

It describes our different flavors of personality

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According to the Great Man Theory, leadership is found

in only a select few.

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The amount of time that you are actually working is called

up time.

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Customs and courtesies build

team spirit

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Goals give you a sense of mission, a rudder, and

a meaningful purpose.

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Conflicts are bound to arise. The challenge is to

resolve them fairly and professionally

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The ability to make sound judgments and act independently is called

initiative.

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Wearing the CAP uniform is

a privilege

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Teams ______ on what the goal should be and _______ how they should pursue it.

agree, share a belief in

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Telling yourself "I can succeed," even when a task is large, is an example of

a motivational self-statement.

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Which grammar error does this sentence suffer from? "The encampment food was so terrible all the cadets were hungry they ate all the MREs."

run-on sentence

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A principle by which something can be judged is called a(n)

standard.

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__________ is a transformational leadership factor in which leaders are supportive of followers and listen closely to their unique needs.

Individualized consideration

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To keep constructive discipline positive, leaders focus on

performance.

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In addition to the introduction, body, and conclusion, a speech outline also should contain

the specific purpose and central idea.

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What does absolute power do?

Corrupts absolutely

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The sum of the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make someone unique is also known as

personality.

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Identify the transition words in these sentences: In the meantime, more ships were being sunk, and the Army and Navy still lacked strength to offer much more than token protection (Flying Minute Men, 10).

In the meantime

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What term describes the existing state of affairs or the way something has always been done?

Status Quo

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A benefit of having a chain of command is that it reinforces the

idea that everyone is accountable to another leader.

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A solemn promise is also known as

an oath.

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Whose vision of an independent air force was ridiculed in the 1920s?

Billy Mitchell's

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The L.E.A.D. model encourages NCOs to

lead with a clear purpose, empower, aim for consensus, and direct the team.

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America's military believes in producing leaders by

investing in people.

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The salute has its origins

in the time of kings and knights.

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You want to be an astronaut. Which of the following is a meaningful and reasonable goal?

You enroll in extracurricular aerospace activities.

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Wearing the CAP uniform is

a privilege.

a privilege.

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Constructive discipline is a learning process that provides an opportunity for

positive growth.

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Things that drive you to act because you receive something tangible in return are called

extrinsic rewards.

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When disciplining a subordinate, a leader

stays calm

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A leader who focuses almost exclusively on how tasks will be accomplished represents the Path-Goal leadership behavior called __________.

directive

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Leadership is not about ________ people but ________ them.

controlling; serving

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The benefits of email include

ease of sharing

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Intrinsic means

naturally belonging to something

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Which requires a commitment strong enough to hold a person to a team in good times or bad?

Loyalty

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Drill requires

attention to detail.

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Your fears of failing your milestone exam stressed you so much that you actually did fail it. You fell victim to

a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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What is the logical fallacy that may itself be true but distracts us from the relevant issue at hand?

Red Herring

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In order to make decisions, strong leaders follow

a decision-making process.

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After defining the problem, the second step of the 7-step ethical decision-making process is to

get the facts.

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Your leadership textbook uses the __________________ definition to describe leadership.

Air Force's

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Even the greatest of the supposedly great men have experienced

failure.

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Standards give leaders a way to express to the team

what is expected of them.

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The main idea of a paragraph is introduced by the:

topic sentence.

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How could you help a peer or follower who appears depressed?

Ask him/her if they would like to talk about what is bothering them.

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Everyone can develop better critical thinking skills through

study and practice.

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Which decision-making tool allows the team to identify the root causes of a problem?

Five whys

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This type of power is used when followers obey leaders because of the legitimate position of the leader.

legitimate power

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Something happens and then something else happens. What is the logical fallacy that puts the two events together even when there is no relationship?

Post Hoc Fallacy

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The sense of team spirit is important because it builds

trust

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Which Core Value can be described as doing what is right, even when no one is looking?

Integrity

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Which theory searches for the special qualities that distinguish leaders from followers?

Trait Theory

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Those to whom you speak or write are your

audience

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What is the most recognizable national symbol for the USA?

The American flag

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According to the MBTI, there are _______________ personality types.

16

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What is the logical fallacy that gives only two choices and both are not very good?

False Dilemma

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Which of the following statements represents a personal vision?

"I'm going to solo at flight academy this summer."

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Customs and courtesies are especially important in CAP traditions because they reinforce

the Core Values.

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Mentoring new cadets is an example of this Core Value

Volunteer Service

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To pre-judge someone is a definition of

prejudice.

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Which CAP members are held accountable for their actions?

all members, regardless of rank

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People who have a stake in the solution to a problem are called

stakeholders.

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Two outstanding examples of creative thinking used in the text include

Apollo 13 engineers and World War II D-Day NCOs and lieutenants

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Personal mastery means

improving ourselves so that we can meet enriching goals at home, school and work.

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Which of the following statements represents a purpose?

"I'm going to make the world a better place."

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A "statement offered in explanation or justification" is __________.

a reason

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If a classmate suddenly trips you and the first thing you do is inwardly hurl an abrasive insult at him, you just experienced

an automatic thought.

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Which grammar error can be solved by changing the subject case (singular or plural)?

pronoun-antecedent disagreement

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Habitually rendering customs and courtesies strengthens

self-discipline.

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Leaders can improve coping skills by

talking through issues, practicing relaxation, eating well, and exercising.

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I don't have to obey my officers if

they were to tell me to do something morally wrong.

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This teaching method is a form of passive learning:

Lecture

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This Core Value teaches us that the needs of the team take priority over our individual desires:

Volunteer Service

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What is the most important standard of all?

The leader's example

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Working as fast as possible

may result in making so many mistakes that you have to start over.

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Leaders who value the thoughts and ideas of others to achieve synergistic results are demonstrating

shared thinking.

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Because a leader's first duty is to accomplish the mission, if an NCO sees someone doing something the wrong way, he or she

corrects the person in a helpful way.

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A simple expression of belief in oneself is also called a(n)

self-statement.

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In this technique of constructive discipline, the leader criticizes poor behavior, not the performer.

focus on performance

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Following an impartial set of rules and applying them equally to everyone is called

fairness.

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A strong reason or desire for something is called your

motivation.

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According to the Trait Theory, if you want to know what leadership is, look at the ___________________ that leaders display.

character traits

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Which element of coaching is marked by a two-way conversation between the coach and the trainee?

dialogue

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When running the American flag up a flag pole, you should hoist the flag ________________ and lower it ___________________.

briskly, ceremoniously