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LDR-102S THE AIRMAN CULTURE
EXAM 2025 BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM
WITH ANSWERS.
1. A system of thinking that is instinctive, quick, and holistic. -
correct answer -Reactive Thinking
2. Seeking out the facts, information sources, and reasoning to
support issues we intend to judge. - correct answer -Open-
Minded
3. A system of thinking that is deliberative, analytical, and
procedural. - correct answer -Reflective Thinking
4. Information that is free from error, a correct or truthful
representation of something. Remember to consider the
source's qualification, integrity, and reputation. Does the source
have a motive for being inaccurate or overly biased? Actively
seek out trusted sources for information. - correct answer -
Accurate Information
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5. Information that is fair, impartial, rather than prejudiced. -
correct answer -Unbiased Information
6. Information that is believable, from a trustworthy source
(experts in a particular field, subject matter experts, Air Force
leadership, etc.). - correct answer -Credible Information
7. Accepting the fact that we may be in error ourselves; and
maintaining the goal of getting at the truth (or close to the truth
(or as close to the truth as possible), rather than trying to
please others or find fault with their views. - correct answer -
Healthy Skepticism
8. The intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully
conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or
evaluating information gathered from, or generated by
observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or
communication as a guide to belief and action. - correct answer
-Critical Thinking
9. A system of thinking that is deliberative, analytical, and
procedural. - correct answer -Reflective Thinking
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10. Putting in the necessary work sufficient to evaluate the
multiples sides of issues. The only way one can overcome the
lack of essential knowledge on a subject is to do the necessary
studying to reach a sufficient level of understanding before
making judgments. This may require the critical thinker to ask
many questions, which can be unsettling to those asked to
respond. A critical thinker cannot be lazy. - correct answer -
Highly Motivated
11. A system of thinking that is reactive, instinctive, quick, and
holistic. - correct answer -Reactive Thinking
12. Adhering tentatively to recently acquired opinions; being
prepared to examine new evidence and arguments even if
such examination leads one to discover flaws in one's own
cherished beliefs; to stop thinking that complex issues can be
reduced to matter of "right and wrong" or "black and white," and
to begin thinking in terms of "degrees of certainty" or "shades
of grey." - correct answer -Intellectual Humility
13. Seeking out the facts, information sources, and reasoning to
support issues we intend to judge; examining issues from as
many sides as possible; rationally looking for the good and bad
LDR-102S THE AIRMAN CULTURE
EXAM 2025 BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM
WITH ANSWERS.
1. A system of thinking that is instinctive, quick, and holistic. -
correct answer -Reactive Thinking
2. Seeking out the facts, information sources, and reasoning to
support issues we intend to judge. - correct answer -Open-
Minded
3. A system of thinking that is deliberative, analytical, and
procedural. - correct answer -Reflective Thinking
4. Information that is free from error, a correct or truthful
representation of something. Remember to consider the
source's qualification, integrity, and reputation. Does the source
have a motive for being inaccurate or overly biased? Actively
seek out trusted sources for information. - correct answer -
Accurate Information
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5. Information that is fair, impartial, rather than prejudiced. -
correct answer -Unbiased Information
6. Information that is believable, from a trustworthy source
(experts in a particular field, subject matter experts, Air Force
leadership, etc.). - correct answer -Credible Information
7. Accepting the fact that we may be in error ourselves; and
maintaining the goal of getting at the truth (or close to the truth
(or as close to the truth as possible), rather than trying to
please others or find fault with their views. - correct answer -
Healthy Skepticism
8. The intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully
conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or
evaluating information gathered from, or generated by
observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or
communication as a guide to belief and action. - correct answer
-Critical Thinking
9. A system of thinking that is deliberative, analytical, and
procedural. - correct answer -Reflective Thinking
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10. Putting in the necessary work sufficient to evaluate the
multiples sides of issues. The only way one can overcome the
lack of essential knowledge on a subject is to do the necessary
studying to reach a sufficient level of understanding before
making judgments. This may require the critical thinker to ask
many questions, which can be unsettling to those asked to
respond. A critical thinker cannot be lazy. - correct answer -
Highly Motivated
11. A system of thinking that is reactive, instinctive, quick, and
holistic. - correct answer -Reactive Thinking
12. Adhering tentatively to recently acquired opinions; being
prepared to examine new evidence and arguments even if
such examination leads one to discover flaws in one's own
cherished beliefs; to stop thinking that complex issues can be
reduced to matter of "right and wrong" or "black and white," and
to begin thinking in terms of "degrees of certainty" or "shades
of grey." - correct answer -Intellectual Humility
13. Seeking out the facts, information sources, and reasoning to
support issues we intend to judge; examining issues from as
many sides as possible; rationally looking for the good and bad
