Corporals Course: Leadership I EXAM QUESTIONS WITH A+ ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE.
Terms in this set (64)
Which mentoring skill applies to Empathy
our ability to understand the
emotional makeup of
other people and is derived from
self- awareness?
The two types of feedback are and Positive, guidance
____________.
Five characteristics of writing Realistic, time bound
effective goals are specific,
measurable, attainable,
________, and _ _.
In this mentoring role, the Role model
mentor must lead and teach
by example.
Preparatio
n
5 Steps to successful counseling Opening
Main
body
Closing
Follow up
1. Directive
3 approaches to counseling 2. Non-directive
3. Combined
, In the directive approach, the senior takes the lead in analyzing
the Marine's performance, identifying the problems, and laying
out a plan for improvement. The Marine Corps environment
lends itself to the use of this approach, and in some cases, it is
very productive as it takes less time.
Directive For Marines who are inexperienced, less mature, or unsure of
themselves, it may be the only effective approach, depending on
the diagnosis. If the problem is not
identified correctly, the counselor could do more harm than good.
For this reason, the directive approach should be used
sparingly.
Potential drawbacks to the directive approach:
Does not require Marines to take responsibility for
their actions Counselor may be focusing on a symptom
rather than the cause
In the non-directive approach, the senior asks questions, listens, and
uses a variety of techniques to draw the Marine into a discussion
to reach personal decisions. This
approach takes more time than the directive approach, and the
counselor must demonstrate a high degree of counseling skill to
Non Directive
achieve the results desired.
The advantage is that it requires the Marine to think harder,
seeing personal performance clearly and objectively.
In this approach, the Marine takes responsibility for problems,
plans for improvement, and makes decisions.
When the non-directive approach is used skillfully, the advantages
outweigh the cost in time and effort.
In practice, most counseling sessions involve a combination of the
directive and non- directive approaches. Used together, they are
more effective than when used alone. The directive approach can
be used to curb rambling discussions and the non-
Collaborative directive approach to relax an otherwise tense session. In this approach, the
counselor must be tuned in and alert to the conversation to
change approaches as the situation changes.
The counselor must understand the advantages and disadvantages of each
approach and must be able to move easily from one to the other to
keep the session moving in a productive manner.
Setting targets
3 Activities related to Junior's Problem solving
performance Plans for improvement
, Questionin
3 Activities related to Counselor's
g Active
technique
listening
Providing feedback
Purpose of counseling To develop Marines to their highest potential
The five steps to effective Closing and follow up
counseling are preparation,
opening, main body,
________________________ _
.
Which counseling approach does Directive
not
require the Marine to take
responsibility for their actions?
A lance corporal must have ___ 12, 12
months time in grade and ___
months time in service to be
eligible for promotion to
corporal.
UPDATE.
Terms in this set (64)
Which mentoring skill applies to Empathy
our ability to understand the
emotional makeup of
other people and is derived from
self- awareness?
The two types of feedback are and Positive, guidance
____________.
Five characteristics of writing Realistic, time bound
effective goals are specific,
measurable, attainable,
________, and _ _.
In this mentoring role, the Role model
mentor must lead and teach
by example.
Preparatio
n
5 Steps to successful counseling Opening
Main
body
Closing
Follow up
1. Directive
3 approaches to counseling 2. Non-directive
3. Combined
, In the directive approach, the senior takes the lead in analyzing
the Marine's performance, identifying the problems, and laying
out a plan for improvement. The Marine Corps environment
lends itself to the use of this approach, and in some cases, it is
very productive as it takes less time.
Directive For Marines who are inexperienced, less mature, or unsure of
themselves, it may be the only effective approach, depending on
the diagnosis. If the problem is not
identified correctly, the counselor could do more harm than good.
For this reason, the directive approach should be used
sparingly.
Potential drawbacks to the directive approach:
Does not require Marines to take responsibility for
their actions Counselor may be focusing on a symptom
rather than the cause
In the non-directive approach, the senior asks questions, listens, and
uses a variety of techniques to draw the Marine into a discussion
to reach personal decisions. This
approach takes more time than the directive approach, and the
counselor must demonstrate a high degree of counseling skill to
Non Directive
achieve the results desired.
The advantage is that it requires the Marine to think harder,
seeing personal performance clearly and objectively.
In this approach, the Marine takes responsibility for problems,
plans for improvement, and makes decisions.
When the non-directive approach is used skillfully, the advantages
outweigh the cost in time and effort.
In practice, most counseling sessions involve a combination of the
directive and non- directive approaches. Used together, they are
more effective than when used alone. The directive approach can
be used to curb rambling discussions and the non-
Collaborative directive approach to relax an otherwise tense session. In this approach, the
counselor must be tuned in and alert to the conversation to
change approaches as the situation changes.
The counselor must understand the advantages and disadvantages of each
approach and must be able to move easily from one to the other to
keep the session moving in a productive manner.
Setting targets
3 Activities related to Junior's Problem solving
performance Plans for improvement
, Questionin
3 Activities related to Counselor's
g Active
technique
listening
Providing feedback
Purpose of counseling To develop Marines to their highest potential
The five steps to effective Closing and follow up
counseling are preparation,
opening, main body,
________________________ _
.
Which counseling approach does Directive
not
require the Marine to take
responsibility for their actions?
A lance corporal must have ___ 12, 12
months time in grade and ___
months time in service to be
eligible for promotion to
corporal.
