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Air Force NCOA 2023 | 135 Verified
Questions and Answers 100% Correct
Explain the behavior model – correct answer\u2714\u2714 a person feels a need and sets a goal to fulfill
that need. The person then acts in a way that will accomplish the goal. The behavior will provide
feedback to help the person determine if the goal is being met or not.
How do coping behaviors impact you as a leader? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 it will better prepare
you to deal with the successes and failures of your subordinates.
Explaine the role of learning in behavior. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Learning is the process that
conditions us to a given situation or process a given set of information in a certain way.
Differences between Herberg’s and McClelland’s moticational theory. – correct answer\u2714\u2714
Herzbergs – asserts that job satisfaction and dissent is caused by different work related factors
called hygienes.
Vroom’s Expectancy Theory – How does motivation occur? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 occurs
because a person assigns meaning or value to what they see or perceive as a realistic outcome
based on their behavior.
How do aspirations fit into the behavior process? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Aspirations are a
motivational force that play a role in our long term goals and have an interactive relationship\u2026
Explain the role of personality in the behavior process. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Personality
motivates us and impacts how we are typically going to resend to any given situation.
How would a poor self-concept in your subordinate make it more challenging for you as a
supervisor? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 it results in persons not believing that they are capable or
important.
Difference between self efficacy and locus of control? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 self efficacy refers
to the degree of control people feel that have in a given situation.
locus of control relates to whether people feel the outcomes of their behavior are truly a result
of their action. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 \u2026
Describe the role of values as a behavior influence. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 We use values to
make pass judgment and make decisions. We use values to access the action of others,
develope positions on issues and avoid certain tasks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Define team. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 as a group organized to work together
Define group dynamics. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 as ongoing process involving interaction of
interaction of individuals within a team to achieve the desired objective.
How are team goals developed? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 through a group process of team
interaction and agreement (working together)
What must a team do to be effective, and how is the effectiveness measured? – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 team members must actively participate, provide feedback and partake in the
decision making process. Measured by observing leadership being shared, conflict addressed,
resources maximized and creativity encouraged. (Input from all)
As a supervisor, what techniques would you use to get your subordinates to perceive
themselves as team members? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Communicating effectively, convey goals
as team goals, each team member knowing where and how they contribute.
Define task elements? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 are those actions associated with accomplishing
the team’s specific task, solving a problem or accomplishing a goal.
List the categories of non-task elements. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 they fall into three categories,
personal identity in the team, relationships among team members, and identification within the
organization.
What efforts is necessary in team building? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 The effort in which a team
studies its own process of working together and acts to create a climate that encourages and
values the contributions of team members.
Name the most important responsibility of a leader and how is it accomplished? – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 is to develope an exciting vision for the team to achieve. This can be accomplished
though the cooperation of the team members.
Team members must do what in order to accomplish desired results? – correct answer\u2714\u2714
must build commitment, trust, and support for one another.
One important attribute is necessary for long-term goals. What is this attribute? – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 Patience
What condition must be met for team building to be successful. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 a high
level of interdependence & commitment among team members;<\/p>\n\n\n\n

List the stages of team development. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 F.S.N.P
List the stages of team development. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 F.S.N.P
What stage is known as the exploration period, and what behaviors are associated with this
stage? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Forming. Behaviors are being cautious, exploring boundaries,
being con-committal, having hidden agendas, having little to no group identity, forming cliques,
and feeling a need to be liked.
In which stage is flexibility the key and hierarchy is of little importance? – correct answer\u2714\u2714
Performing Stage
Define Conflict? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 disharmony brought about through differing behavior,
aims, or methods.
Describe the difference between positive and negative conflict. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 Positive –
individuals with differing points of view and personalities show mutual respect for each others
thoughts and feelings. Positive conflicts result in posit outcomes.
Negative – during a derivative conflict individuals often view others as adversaries. People
become very concerned about protecting themselves and attempt to win at all costs. – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 \u2026
Explain how managerial behaviors can cause negative conflict in the organization. – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 Managerial behaviors cause conflict when the leader is not properly using the
influence he or she has over others. The failure to make decisions or delegate can slow progress
and create an environment for disagreements and conflict.
Describe the factors to consider before deciding on a conflict management technique. – correct
answer\u2714\u2714 consider who you care dealing with, consider their traits and position. consider
what’s at stake, situation and urgency.
Explain how to collaboration impacts organization performance. – correct answer\u2714\u2714 it
attempts to satisfy both parties. It makes the best use of both sides, resources, talents and
ideas.
How does the 5-Step approach help to positively manage conflict? – correct answer\u2714\u2714 it
helps to positively manage conflict because it requires the individual to identify and define the
root cause of the conflict. It aids in getting people to focus on the real issue and uncover
underlying factors that are contributing to the situation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

NCOA Test #1 Questions and Answers
with Rations (LATEST UPDATE 2023)
This document contains a great deal of expectations and serves as a foundational document for
all
EPME curricula.
The statement above BEST identifies .
a. Air Force Core Values
b. The Enlisted Force Structure
c. Institutional Competencies Development and Management – Answer CORRECT ANSWER:
C
RATIONALE:
a. INCORRECT: According to the Air Force Requirements section, the core values are ethical
and moral obligations of Air Force employees, provides the foundation for professional
character,
and guides Airmen’s personal and professional conduct. There is no evidence of the
core values in the statement. See rationale for correct response for additional information.
b. INCORRECT: According to the Air Force Requirements section, the purpose of the Enlisted
Force Structure is to ensure that all enlisted Airmen understand what the Air Force expects
from them at each rank. There is no evidence of the Enlisted Force Structure in the statement.
See rationale for correct response for additional information.
c. CORRECT: According to the Air Force Requirements section, one document, AFMAN
36-2647, Institutional Competencies Development and Management, contains a great deal
of expectations in relation to the Institutional Competencies and serves as a foundational
document for all EPME curricula.
TSgt Browning just passed her final NCO DLC summative evaluation. She decides to review her
test
results and thinks about how she is going to use this to improve herself. She also thinks about
how
she can use the information she learned in her work center.
TSgt Browning’s actions BEST illustrates _________<\/em><\/strong>.
a. lifelong learning
b. testing
c. taking notes – Answer CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE:
a. CORRECT: According to the Keys to Successful Learning section, Lifelong Learning is not
making your primary concern a test score, but rather focus on becoming a more effective
leader by doing your best to comprehend lesson concepts and principles. With this<\/p>\n\n\n\n

in mind, analyze your test results (reviews her test results) and use the information to
improve (thinks about how she is going to use this to improve herself). Your true goal
should be to apply the information after graduation (She also thinks about how she use
the information she learned in her work center). Graduation should not mark the end of
your learning, but rather the continuation of your experience as a leader, manager, and
NCO.
b. INCORRECT: TSgt Browning has already passed her final NCO DLC summative evaluation.
There is no evidence in the scenario that TSgt Browning is preparing for a test which
according to the Keys to Successful Learning section, includes being systematic in your
studying, checking notes for accuracy, building a realistic schedule, etc. See rationale for
correct response for additional information.
c. INCORRECT: There is no evidence in the scenario that TSgt Browning is taking notes which
according to the Keys to Successful Learning section, it is paramount that you develop a solid
method for taking notes as you read through the chapters. Methods include: be prepared
to take notes, look at the overview\/outline including main ideas, watch for transitions-identify
topic sentences, etc. See rationale for correct response for additional information.
While preparing for his first NCO DLC summative evaluation TSgt Henderson set up his goals in
order
of importance. When it was time to study, he didn’t put it off to a later time or day. Throughout
his
preparation he maintained his drive to pass the evaluation. After testing, he was informed that
he
passed with a 90%.
The scenario above BEST illustrates _____<\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/strong> and their impact on NCO effectiveness.
a. benefits of time management
b. self-discipline
c. studying – Answer CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE:
a. CORRECT: According to the Time Management section, the benefits of time management
helps to maintain motivation (maintained his drive) while avoiding procrastination
(he didn’t put it off to a later time or day). The secret to successful time management is
acknowledging, setting up, and prioritizing goals (set up his goals in order of importance)
that work. Through the use of time management TSgt Henderson received a 90% on the
evaluation.
b. INCORRECT: Although TSgt Henderson appears to be motivated in the scenario, there is
no additional evidence of self-discipline. According to the Time Management section, to
complete this distance learning course successfully and within the time constraints, you’ll
need to draw upon your power of self-discipline. The independence you have with distance
learning means there are no face-to-face meetings with an instructor or fellow classmates
and therefore, no constant reminders of assignments or deadlines. See rationale for correct
response for additional information.
c. INCORRECT: TSgt Henderson is preparing for his summative evaluation and knows when it is
time to study; however, there is no additional evidence of TSgt Henderson studying.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

According to the Keys to Successful Leaning section, effective reading and note taking are
keys, but to learn effectively, you will have to study your reading assignments and notes.
Your reading assignments are designed to give you knowledge-level background material on
the course subjects. The reading assignment is a building block. The progress checks, selfreflection\/
learning opportunities, scenarios, and case study analysis will expand above and
beyond the reading assignment. See rationale for correct response for additional
information.
While preparing to promotion test, TSgt Miller puts the material into his own words. He thinks
about the best way for him to understand and retain the information.
The scenario above BEST identifies _____<\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/strong>.
a. interpretation
b. translation
c. knowledge – Answer CORRECT RESPONSE: B
RATIONALE:
a. INCORRECT: There is no evidence of interpretation in the scenario. According to the Levels
of Learning section, interpretation is focused on re-ordering, rearranging, or formulating a
new view of the material and seeing relationships between various aspects of the material.
See rationale for correct response for additional information.
b. CORRECT: According to the Levels of Learning Section, translation is focused on restating or
paraphrasing the concept, principle, generalization, or theory into your own words (puts the
material into his own words). This means you must be able to think past the exact way you
see the material in the reading and start to formulate it into the best way for you to understand
it and store it into your memory (thinks about the best way for him to understand and
retain the information).
c. INCORRECT: The scenario is refering to a sub-level of the comprehension level of learning.
Knowledge is the first level which according to the Levels of Learning section requires you to
keep, remember, recall, label, recognize, and repeat information you’ve either heard or read.
See rationale for correct response for additional information.
Once you know what the concept is, you have to figure out whether the behavior was right or
wrong.
The statement above BEST identifies the __<\/em><\/strong> step of the EPME Structured Thinking
Process.
a. differentiate
b. determine
c. identify – Answer CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE:
a. CORRECT: According to the Introduction to the IDDP Structured Thinking Process,
differentiating
allows you to demonstrate your ability to distinguish whether actions, decisions, or
behaviors described in the scenario are appropriate or inappropriate, or effective or ineffective
according to the chapter concepts and principles. There’s no degree of appropriate<\/p>\n\n\n\n

or inappropriate; something is either right or wrong whether the behaviors were right or
wrong).
b. INCORRECT: According to the Introduction ot the IDDP Structured Thinking Process this third
step allows you to demonstrate your ability to Determine an appropriate and\/or effective
course of action based on your understanding of chapter concepts and principles. There
is no evidence of this in the statement. See rationale for correct response for additional
information.
c. INCORRECT: According to the Introduction ot the IDDP Structured Thinking Process Identify
allows you to demonstrate your ability to identify, in a situation or scenario, concepts or
principles associated with specific main points or chapters. There is no evidence of this in
the statement. See rationale for correct response for additional information.
TSgt Shelby listens as the NCOA instructor says, “At the end of this course, you’ll be expected to
demonstrate you have reached the planned outcome by studying the knowledge, skill, or
attitude
for each lesson.”
The instructor’s comment BEST identify __<\/em><\/strong>.
a. affective objective
b. terminal cognitive objective
c. terminal samples of behavior – Answer CORRECT ANSWER: C
RATIONALE:
a. INCORRECT: There is no evidence in the instructor’s comment that he is referring to an
affective objective which according to the Course Introduction chapter, these statements
inform you about the highest level of internalization you’re accountable for: Valuing. You’re
responsible for accepting, preferring, or committing to all of the material in this course. See
rationale for correct response for additional information.
b. INCORRECT: According to the Course Introduction chapter, terminal cognitive objectives
explain cognitive learning outcomes and will begin with either knowledge or comprehension.
This is how you’ll know what’s expected of you by the end of the chapter. Although
the instructor’s comments referenced outcomes, there is no further evidence that the
instructor is referencing terminal cognitive objectives. See rationale for correct response for
additional information.
c. CORRECT: According to the Course Introduction chapter states, you need to know what
you must be able to do to show evidence of reaching the intended outcomes (demonstrate
you have reached the planned outcome). The terminal cognitive samples of behavior
explain the knowledge, skill, or attitude you’re expected to demonstrate during and at the
end of a chapter (studying the knowledge, skill, or attitude for each lesson).
While attending the NCO ILE TSgt Weber scheduled milestones and ensured she had the time to
complete them. He stayed motivated while staying away from things that could prevent him
from
meeting his milestones and didn’t put things off until the last minute. Weber completed the
course
and was a distinguished graduate.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Air Force NCOA Course 15 Set A Volume I questions and
answers 2023
What are the elements of force development? (EPME Pillars) – Answer USAF Core Values,
The Enlisted Force Structure (AFI 36-2619), USAF Doctrine, Enlisted Professional Military
Education
USAF Core Values Purpose – Answer The core values booklet explains the ethical and moral
obligations of Air Force employees, provides the foundation for professional character, and
guides Airmen’s personal and professional conduct. You can use the core values to evaluate
your own behavior and actions of those around you.
Thomas N. Barnes Center for Enlisted Education Responsibilites – Answer Responsible for
developing enlisted education programs for the Airman Leadership School (ALS),
Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA), Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy
(SNCOA), and Chief Master Sergeant Leadership Course (CLC). The following source documents,
also called the EPME pillars, contain standards of acceptable and unacceptable behaviors for
Airmen as well as desirable levels of expertise in different areas of the Profession of Arms (POA).
AFI 36-2618, The Enlisted Force Structure – Answer This document details the
responsibilities of all enlisted Airmen. It provides great insight into both the standards and
methods used to accomplish individual duties. The purpose of this pillar is to ensure that all
enlisted Airmen understand what the Air Force expects from them at each rank.
U.S Air Force Doctrine Annex 1-1, Force Development – Answer This document discusses
leadership and force development principles and tenets that are experienced-based and rooted
in all levels of the Air Force. It includes the Air Force Core Values and the Institutional
Competencies that the NCOA the NCOADLC lessons support. Airmen should use it as guidance
for fulfilling their assigned duties and leadership responsibilities. This document is the Air Force
statement of leadership principles and force development, enabled by education and training,
providing a framework for action ensuring Airmen can become effective leaders.
CJCS 1805.01A, Enlisted Professional Military Education – Answer This document defines
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) objectives and policies regarding the educational and
training institutions that comprise the Enlisted Professional Military Education (EPME) and
Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education (EJPME) programs. The Enlisted Professional
Military Education Program (EPMEP) provides guidance to military education and training
institutions regarding Joint Learning Areas (JLAs) and Joint Learning Objectives (JLOs) that
should be included into EPME curricula in order to achieve the goal of expanding “jointness” to
all appropriate levels of the U.S. Armed Forces.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

What is the NCOA Mission Statement? – Answer “Prepare technical sergeants to be
professional, warfighting Airmen who can lead and manage Air Force units in employment of air,
space, and cyberspace power.”
What is the first and foremost prerequisite to successful learning? – Answer Scheduling
What do you need to do to a complete a course successfully? – Answer exercise self
discipline
What are the benefits of time management? – Answer reduced anxiety, gained time,
reduced avoidance, improved opportunities for reviews and eliminated cramming. Managing
time also helps you to stay motivated while avoiding procrastination
What is the secret to time management? – Answer The secret to successful time
management is acknowledging, setting up, and prioritizing goals that work
Define learning – Answer EPME defines learning as the process that changes the way people
think, feel, or behave
These learners primarily use hearing to process information. – Answer Auditory learners
What are characteristics of auditory learners? – Answer Prefers to hear information, Has
difficulty following written directions, Has difficulty with reading and
writing, May not look speakers in the eye, instead may turn eyes away in order to focus more on
listening
These learners need to see the big picture – Answer Visual learners
What are characteristics of visual learners? – Answer Needs to see it to learn it\u2014must have
mental picture
Has strong sense of color, Has artistic ability, Has difficulty with spoken directions, Overreacts to
sounds, Has trouble following lectures, May misinterpret words
What are the characteristics of tactile learners? – Answer Prefers hands-on learning\/training
Can put a bicycle together without the directions
Has difficulty sitting still
Learns better when involved
May be coordinated and have athletic ability
What is the Adult learning style profile? – Answer an instrument used to indicate the type of
learner you are: visual, auditory, tactile\/kinesthetic, or any combination of the three<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Air Force NCOA Course Set B Volume 1
(190 Questions and Answers)
An assemblage of persons (or objects) located or gathered together – Answer group
A group organized to work together. – Answer team
Focus on the possibilities. They generate new ideas and fresh concepts. They prefer to live in a
world of possibilities – Answer creators
focus on the interaction. They communicate new ideas and carry them forward. – Answer
Advancers
Focus on the analysis. They challenge all concepts – Answer Refiners
Focus on the realization. They follow up on team objectives and implement ideas and solutions –
Answer Executors
Can focus on everything. They are a combination of the other four roles – Answer Flexers
Summarize the intersecting roles of creators, advancers, refiners, executors and flexers –
Answer Without Creators, there are no new concepts
Without Advancers, ideas stall or do not come to light
Without Refiners, new directions are not thought through; details are overlooked
Without Executors, there is no implementation
Without Flexers, there are gaps in the team
“Z” Process – Answer Ideas often bounce back and forth among the Creators, Advancers,
and Refiners in what’s called the “Z” Process. The Creator comes up with an idea and as the
Advancer begins promoting it, the Refiner begins analyzing it. The idea might go back and forth
several times before the Refiner (along with the Creator and Advancer) agree the idea is ready
to pass off to the Executor. The Executer, who has been waiting for an idea to come to fruition
(realization) then, moves the idea into production. Flexers assist the other roles by satisfying the
unfulfilled needs of the team in order to reach the goal.
Forming – Answer occurs when the team meets and starts to work together for the first
time.
Storming – Answer occurs when the members within the team start to “jockey” for position
and when control struggles take place<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Norming – Answer occurs when rules are finalized and accepted and when team rules start
being adhered to
Performing – Answer occurs when the team starts to produce through effective and efficient
working practices.
Adjourning and Transforming – Answer occurs when a team disbands or moves on to a new
task
How would you summarize the P.E.P. cycle? – Answer It begins with a call for ideas and
when team members come up with an idea, they move from Panic to Elation, then without
encouragement they slide back to Panic.
Why is it important to understand the P.E.P. cycle? – Answer Knowing the cycle exists allows
team leaders to monitor idea generation and then, at the peak of elation, hand ideas off to the
Advancer. This gives Creators (and others) the confidence to put forth additional ideas.<\/p>\n\n\n\n