FIRE OFFICER PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES 4TH EDITION STUDY QUESTIONS WITH

FIRE OFFICER PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES 4TH EDITION STUDY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Which of these is the second most frequent cause of fire fighter death - Answer>>> Internal
trauma or crushing injuries
What is the term for the maximum number of personnel or activities that can be effectively
controlled by one individual - Answer>>> Span of control
Successful communication is characterized by the exchange of information between two people
resulting in - Answer>>> Mutual understanding of the information
What are the two skills needed for subordinance expressing concern to superiors - Answer>>>
Inquiry and advocacy
The CRM model focuses on - Answer>>> What is right, not who is right
What is the five step process of decision making - Answer>>> Defined the problem, generate
alternative solutions, select a solution, implement the solution, evaluate the results.
How did the Chiefs trumpet or Google come to be a symbol of authority in the fire Service -
Answer>>> Before electronic amplification devices officers would give orders through these
devices
To what level of competency is the company officers driving to train their crew members -
Answer>>> Unconscious competence
According to Taigman When dealing with emotional conflict what are the steps - Answer>>>
Drain the emotional bubble, understand the complainants viewpoint, help the complainants feel
understood, identify the complainants expectation for resolution
How many components does the national incident management system have - Answer>>> 5
Recent studies have proven that most structure fires are limited by which element - Answer>>>
Ventilation
Which year is used to define the difference between Legacy in modern dwelling - Answer>>>
1980
Northhouse 5 major leadership traits - Answer>>> intelligence, self confidence, determination,
integrity, sociability
adopting the appropriate leadership style for the specific situation - Answer>>> situational
leadership
Blake and Mouton's Managerial Grid - Answer>>> every action taken and every decision made