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True/False. The purpose of the Army Performance Triad is to serves as part of a program to improve weapons qualification through training and leadership engagement FALSE
Sleep is a biological need for brain functions. Soldiers require _ hours of quality sleep every 24-hours to maintain their mental edge. 7-8
As a Soldier, activity is essential to your performance. Your initial recommended Activity Plus Targets are D (ALL OF THE ABOVE) a. Get at least 10,000 steps per day b. Get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise per week c. Get at least 2 days or more of resistance training per week
A component of performance fueling is _, : which applies to the tactical timing of fuel (nutrients and fluids) matching the work performed. a. Nutrient allocation b. Nutrient digestion c. Nutrient timing d. Nutrient worksheet c. Nutrient timing
The biggest impact on health is making better choices in your “Lifespace” without a __________________ doing it for you. a. Counselors b. Medical provider c. Medications d. Phone application b. Medical provider
True or False. Resilience is the mental, physical, emotional, and behavioral ability to face and cope with adversity, adapt to change, recover, learn, and grow from setbacks. TRUE
The Army established R2 to increase the resilience and enhance the performance of Soldiers, Families, and ________________________. a. Department of the Army Civilians b. Energy department c. Law enforcement agencies d. Department of the Navy a. Department of the Army Civilians
The total Army’s _ is a team of physically healthy and psychologically strong Soldiers, Families, and DACs whose resilience and total fitness enables them to thrive in the military and civilian sector and to meet a wide range of operational demands. VISION
Identify the five dimensions of strength found in the Ready and Resilient (R2) program: Physical dimension Emotional dimension Mechanical dimension Social dimension Spiritual dimension Technical dimension Family dimension Physical dimension Emotional dimension Social dimension Spiritual dimension Family dimension
Approaching life’s challenges in a positive, optimistic way by demonstrating self-control, stamina, and good character with your choices and actions is the ___________ dimension. a. Emotional b. Family c. Physical d. Social a. Emotional
True or False. According to Dr. Carol Dweck, a fixed mindset means your mind is fixed on your goal and your success is imminent. FALSE
Which of the two below are types of Self-talk according to R2 Performance strategies. ___ Inspirational ___ Organizational ___ Relational __ Motivational __ Instructional __ Motivational __ Instructional
The following are benefits related to the R2 program : Cohesive teams committed to a culture of trust and the Army professional ethic Enhanced visibility of personal readiness/personnel readiness
In Persuasive Communications, The Rhetorical Triangle refers to: Sender/Speaker; Receiver/Audience; Message/Subject
In the Rhetorical Triangle, the Sender/Speaker-element appeals to: a. Logos (Consistency-Logic) b. Pathos (Emotions-Imagination) c. Ethos (Credibility-Trust) d. Aramis (Complexity-Passion) c. Ethos (Credibility-Trust)
We appeal to the receiver’s sense of _________ when we offer clear, reasonable premises and proofs, develop ideas with appropriate details, and make sure the receiver can follow the progression of ideas. Logos (Consistency-Logic)
In the Rhetorical Triangle, the Receiver/Audience-element appeals to: a. Logos (Consistency-Logic) b. Pathos (Emotions-Imagination) c. Ethos (Credibility-Trust) d. Aramis (Complexity-Passion) b. Pathos (Emotions-Imagination)
True or False. When participants are instructed to analyze the reasons for their attitudes, they often focus on reasons that are easiest to verbalize. TRUE
True or False. Effective communication is accomplished when the sender transmits a message AND the receiver accurately decodes its meaning. TRUE
___________ is the receiver’s response to the sender’s message that indicates understanding. a. Hearing b. Feedback c. Encoding d. Gratification b. Feedback
Anything that interrupts or interferes with the delivery of intended communication is referred to as: a. Feedback b. Encoding c. Noise d. Context c. Noise
There are two forms of one-way communication; these two common forms are _____________ and hearing. a. Receiving b. Encoding c. Seeing d. None of the above c. Seeing
Environmental, visual, or physical distractions, ‘not listening/daydreaming, or language/cultural differences are all examples of communication _____________. a. Barriers b. Differences c. Traffic d. Overload a. Barriers
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