Every profession develops a unique body of knowledge. For the __________

Profession, this body of professional knowledge is doctrine. - Army

When teaching doctrine to your soldiers how many contributions does doctrine

make to the conduct of operations? - Six

When teaching doctrine to your unit you would explain that it is based on

__________ in current operations and training, from adaptive enemies, and after

changes in force structure, technology, and social values. - Lessons Learned

As a leader, your superior has just recognized you for having the ability to think

flexibly. They commented your critical thinking enabled your understanding of

changing situations, arriving at justifiable conclusions, making judgments, and

learning from experience. Which of the foundations of army leader intellect have

you shown proficiency in? - Mental Agility

During the Spanish-American War, Lieutenant John Parker led his detachment in

the capture of San Juan Hill. LT Parker believed the the Gatling Gun was more

than a defensive weapon as outlined in current doctrine. He requested and received

permission to use Gatling Guns in a close support role during the attack. LT

Parker's intellect resulted in the first step in developing the principle of fire and

maneuver. Which of the following aspects of intellect did LT Parker demonstrate?

- Innovation

Many people expressed discontent when the Army transitioned from the APFT to

the ACFT. This is an example of which type of barrier to critical thinking? - Status

Quo Bias

You have been tasked with leading your staff to review and improve the

organizational culture of your department. You invite a local CEO to be a part of