TAMIS Actual Test Questions and Correct

TAMIS Actual Test Questions and Correct Solutions

what form is used to request ammunition in TAMIS - Answer -e581 Once an e581 is Reconciled it can still be modified - Answer -False Training requirements data is based on ___ and ___ data - Answer -STRAC and Requirements the individuals signing blocks 13 and 14 of the TAMIS-generated e581 must be properly authorized as indicated on the requesting units current - Answer -DA Form 1687 What document would be required to request training ammunition within the 90 day lock out window - Answer -Commanders Unforecasted Memorandum DA PAM 350-38 can be downloaded from TAMIS - Answer -True On block three of the e581 what item auto populates - Answer -DODAAC Munitions managers should not forecast more that 50 percent f their authorizations within the first ___ days of the FY - Answer -120 AR 5-13 only applies to Active Duty Units - Answer -FALSE Once an e581 is Accepted by the ASP the requester can not modify the e581 - Answer -TRUE Once munitions are authorized to a unit what must be done at least 90 days out in order to draw the munitions - Answer -Forecast All TAMIS-generated documents must be reconciled no later than ____ days after the completion of the issue and/or turn-in - Answer -15 Authorizations can be forecasted across fiscal years - Answer -true to confirm forecasted munitions are posted in TAMIS what report would be run - Answer -forecast summary report the quantities requested on the TAMIS-generated e581 can be changed after the signature of the approver in block 14 is applied - Answer -false the forecast lock out period for conus ASPs is - Answer -90-days (current plus next two months) Units will not "front load" their forecast in order to receive more than ___ percent of their annual authorizations in the first ___ days of a FY - Answer -50 % and 120 days 1 / 4

Enterprise information system of record for calculating, prioritizing, and managing munition requirements, forecasts, and requests for issue - Answer -TAMIS before creating/adding a new TAMIS user the system administrator should conduct a global search to see if the user has an existing account in TAMIS - Answer -True TAMIS users are required to resubmit an updated DD Form 2875 every - Answer -3 this is not one of the 8 accounts in TAMIS - Answer -contingency what user permission is required to edit a user in TAMIS - Answer -user: edit user details an e581 set up process must have an approver - Answer -true an affiliation is the association between a user and a hierarchy level. the affiliation determines what hierarchy levels and fiscal years a user can work within TAMIS - Answer -true what could be a reason an ammunitions manager could not forecast their units authorizations - Answer - missing the user permission upon receipt of the authorizations, the unit managers, in concert with the unit operations and training managers will - Answer -forecast what publication provides commanders with the training strategies for individual, crew, and collective weapons training - Answer -DA PAM 350-38 At the beginning of each new FY, TAMIS loads __ data for the next FY - Answer -requirements TAMIS automatically populates each units ammunition requirements - Answer -true what are the two most commonly used methods to forecast munition in TAMIS - Answer -DODIC and STRAC event which document contains information for determining training ammunition requirements and supporting tables - Answer -DA PAM 350-38 Army Regulation that prescribes policies governing the management of Army munitions - Answer -AR 5- 13 A Reconciled e581 can be modified - Answer -false only parent levels can increase or decrease authorized quantities for subordinate levels - Answer -true after the asp has posted all issues and turn-ins, what action must take place - Answer -reconcile e581 a DA approved and authorized requirement equates to an ___ - Answer -authorization an e581 set up must have ___ as a minimum - Answer -requestor and approver 2 / 4

TAMIS Account Mangers are required to keep DD Form 2875 on file - Answer -true how many major report categories exist in TAMIS - Answer -7 a copy and cloned e581 can use the same document number - Answer -falseBrain Story Certification Test Questions and Correct Solutions

the brain begins as an embryonic structure called the - Answer -neural tube, shortly after conception it is formed in neurulation, all areas of the brain develop from here the brain is considered mature around what age - Answer -25, the brain is not mature until our mid- twenties because the prefrontal cortex (which enables executive function abilities) continues to develop until this time what is the sequence in which we learn our abilities - Answer -sensory, motor, emotional skills, executive function skills (begin in early childhood but their sensitive period of development continues into early adulthood) what stages of development are the most plastic and the least - Answer -early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, adulthood, the brain becomes progressively less plastic with age the age at which a human has the most connections between neurons is - Answer -3, as the brain ages, unused connections are pruned away and active connections are strengthened how do experiences shape the developing brain - Answer -they influence which neural connections are strengthened or pruned, they help us practice our skills at what stage of development do negative experiences influence the architecture of the developing brain

• Answer -at any stage of development, which neural circuits will be affected depends on when the

negative experience occurs most traits and diseases in humans are derived from - Answer -the interaction between genes and environmental influences what is an example of an epigenetic effect - Answer -an environmental factor modifies the area surrounding a gene such that expression decreases is manual dexterity related to the quality of parental care a child receives - Answer -no which gene has been shown to be epigenetically modified by the quality of maternal care in rat offsrping

• Answer -the glucocorticoid receptor gene which is methylated in response to maternal care

what happens to the tress response system when the glucocorticoid receptor gene is epigenetically modified such that it is less active and produced fewer receptors - Answer -the stress response increases 3 / 4

what pre-existing conditions are associated with epigenetic modification of the glucocorticoid receptor gene in victims of suicide - Answer -childhood maltreatment which aspect of development is NOT affected by social interactions - Answer -cognitive, social, emotional, language, physical and behavioral development are all affected by social interactions human infants need to be taught how to react to social causes by - Answer -nothing- infants have an innate response to social cues what is meant by a "serve and return" interaction - Answer -it is the interaction between a child and adult where various activities and communication pass back and forth in child development, joint attention refers to - Answer -the infant coordinates their attention with an adult and another object in the environment, emerges in the first year of life which of the following factors is most likely to increase the quality of sever and return interactions for a child - Answer -secure attachment increases a child's ability to interact with their caregiver and with others around them, even if they are unfamiliar what brain region is most involved in behavioral inhibition - Answer -the amygdala mediates the responses to fear and anxiety and is over-active in children with behavioral inhibition which two hormones are involved in initiating our response to stress - Answer -cortisol and adreneline what is cortisols activity during stress - Answer -its release is shut down in negative feedback which parts of the brain are involved in mediating our responses to stress - Answer -the prefrontal cortex, hippocampus,and amygdala are involved in determining whether or not a stimulus is stressful hypothalamus, and pituitary gland are responsible for initiating stress response what is the difference between tolerable and toxic stress in a child - Answer -tolerable stress is buffered by supportive adult relationships but toxic stress is not what is the most common source of childhood toxic stress in western countries - Answer -neglect because it occurs on its own but also as a result of parental difficulties such as maternal depression and parental substance misuse silencing of the glucocorticoid receptor gnee occurs through what kind of process - Answer -an epigenetic one, not an allostatic one early life stress is associated with what physiological change in adulthood - Answer -increased sensitivity to stress, increased levels of inflammation, and glucocorticoid resistance what executive functions are emphasized as the three classic executive function elements - Answer - working memory, mental flexibility, inhibitory control executive functions skills finish maturing at about what age - Answer -25 years

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