Foundational Competencies
There are _____ overarching branches of Foundational Competencies.
What is four? Developing Self, Developing Others, Developing Ideas, & Developing Organizations
An information-related capability that preserves friendly essential secrecy by using a process to identify, control, and protect critical information and indicators.
What is OPSEC?
Something that you can readily share when someone asks about your time in the military.
What is your AF story/elevator pitch?
What General Brown challenged us to do.
This describes the future state of an organization, answers the “why” and “how”.
What is a vision/vision statement?
This type of Development is the first step of becoming a Foundationally Competent Airman or Guardian within the DAF.
What is Developing Self?
What is the OPSEC Purple Dragon?
Information that is false, but not created or shared with the intention of causing harm.
What is misinformation?
The type of thinking going from a lot of ideas and down-selecting to one single answer.
What is convergent thinking?
The purpose or goal of an organization, answers the “what” and “who”.
What is a mission/mission statement?
This type of Development invests in others to maximize their contributions to the mission by inspiring and providing an environment of continual feedback and learning opportunities.
What is Developing People?
When the adversary is capable of collecting critical information and/or indicators, correctly analyzing them, and acting quickly enough to impact friendly objectives.
What is a vulnerability?
This job is the focal point and experts who assist commanders, Airmen and Guardians with communication and engagement.
What is Public Affairs/Public Relations?
This type of thinking is based in facts, more objective, often related to math/science.
What is Critical Thinking?
These four items combined into one tool that can be used to identify shortcomings and broaden opportunities in an organization.
What is a SWOT analysis?
These are the four types of Competency Mastery levels.
What are Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert levels?
Base Information, Financial Information, Passwords, SSN, date of birth, and Rosters are examples of this.
What is Critical Information?
This type of information is based on fact, but used out of context to mislead, harm, or manipulate.
What is malinformation?
The type of thinking typically associated with the arts/humanities.
What is Creative Thinking?
There are _______ steps to effective AF communication.
What is seven?
_________ means developing new insights into new situations; questions conventional approaches.
What is Creative Thinking?
There are _______ steps in the OPSEC Process.
What is five?
This type of information is deliberately created to mislead, harm, or manipulate a person, social group, organization, or country.
What is disinformation?
The term for using both critical and creative thinking.
What is innovation?
This is the final step to effective AF communication.
What is fight for feedback?