USAF Core Values
What is the core value associated with Honesty, Accountability, Courage and Humility?
What is Integrity First?
What followership style is passive, uncritical, and waits for orders?
What is Sheep?
What document advises military members of their right to remain silent?
What is Article 31, UCMJ?
What is the goal of a professional relationship in the military?
What is to enhance morale, discipline, and mission effectiveness?
Which branch of government establishes military authority?
What is the Legislative Branch?
What standard of thinking evaluates whether something is clearly stated?
What is Clarity?
This conflict style involves low assertiveness and low cooperativeness.
What is Avoiding?
This core value directs Airmen to prioritize the mission over personal desires.
What is Service Before Self?
Which follower is eager to please but lacks critical thinking?
What is Yes People?
Who defends accused military members and is independent from the SJA?
What is Area Defense Counsel (ADC)?
Give one example of an officer-enlisted action that is considered unprofessional.
What is dating, borrowing/lending money or cohabitation?
This amendment grants the freedom of speech.
What is the First Amendment?
What reasoning element asks, “What am I trying to accomplish?”
What is Purpose?
Which Thomas-Kilmann style is about satisfying both parties with open dialogue and creativity?
What is Collaborating?
Name the three virtues associated with Excellence in All We Do.
Which follower is both active and independent, supports the mission, and is team-oriented?
What is an Effective Follower?
What type of court-martial handles intermediate offenses and allows for judge-alone trials?
What is a Special Court-Martial?
True or False: An officer-enlisted marriage automatically constitutes fraternization.
What is False?
Name one constitutional principle embodied in military authority.
What is Enumerated Powers, Separation of Powers, or Federalism?
Which cognitive bias describes interpreting a single trait to define someone entirely?
What is the Halo Effect?
A problem-solving approach that is used when one party gives in completely.
What is Comply?
This virtue means being transparent, taking feedback, and owning your actions.
What is Accountability?
Which followership type blends traits, avoids risk, and stays under the radar?
What is Survivor?
What amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures, but allows inspections on base?
What is the Fourth Amendment?
Unprofessional relationships may result in what negative impact on the unit?
What is loss of authority, appearance of favoritism, or mission degradation?
Which amendments prohibit military officers from punishing without trial?
What are the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Amendments?
What is the difference between objective and subjective claims?
Objective is fact-based; subjective is opinion-based.
A source of conflict that arises from competing for limited resources.
What is Resource Interdependence?
This core value emphasizes innovation, adaptability, and pursuit of the highest standards.
What is Excellence in All We Do?
Name two characteristics of effective followers.
What is initiative and self-awareness?
What type of court-martial is for the most serious offenses and may involve the death penalty?
What is a General Court-Martial?
What should be considered to determine if a relationship is unprofessional?
What is whether it undermines authority or gives the appearance of favoritism?
What does the Tenth Amendment imply for military authority?
What is that powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the states?
Name three of the nine intellectual standards used in assessing critical thinking.
What are Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Relevant, Depth, Breadth, Logic, Significance, Fairness.
What is the key factor in choosing the appropriate conflict style?
What is assessing who, the stakes, and the situation?