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1 Which of the following are considered “basic” human needs? (Input all that apply, then push the ENTER button.)
A respect B esteem C food D safety E belonging
2 Put Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs in the correct order, lowest to highest.
(Input the answers in the correct order; then push the ENTER button.)
A Self-Actualization B Love/Belonging C Safety/Security D Esteem E Physiological
3 Which of the following are considered “special awards” in the NJROTC reward system? (Input all that apply; then push the ENTER button.)
A Attendance awards B Cadet Field Manual C Honors for academic achievement D Promotion
4 The inner force that drives people to act
A Self-Actualization B Hierarchy C Motivation D Goal E Incentive
5 A ranking or series of that follow a specific order; for example, largest to smallest
A Self-Actualization B Hierarchy C Motivation D Goal E Incentive NS1-U2C3 - Motivation (Exam) Page 2
6 Something that incites or has a tendency to incite to determination or action
A Self-Actualization B Hierarchy C Motivation D Goal E Incentive
7 What term is used to refer to a person who gives support and advice to a person of less experience and knowledge?
A Manager B Protégé C Peer D Mentor
8 Observing body language, making eye contact, and banning distractions are evidence that someone is ______.
A engaged in active listening B being a mentor C leading by consensus D imitating good leadership
9 In Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs, what level includes the desire for friendship and love?
A Belonging B Esteem C Safety D Physical
10 Money, food, fear, and awards are common ______motivations.
A positive B negative C extrinsic D intrinsic NS1-U2C3 - Motivation (Exam) Page 3
11 A leader’s disciplinary response to an offender’s unacceptable behavior must be consistent, fair, and ______by all parties.
A recognized as just B developed C agreed upon D held in confidence
12 Mike had the hardest time keeping his room clean. However, once his mother started charging him $5 for each day his room was not clean, he found the motivation to do it. Which statements are true based on the story?
(Input all the correct answers; then push the ENTER button.)
A Mike was NOT intrinsically motivated to keep his room clean. B Mike's motivation changed due to a new extrinsic motivator. C Mike kept his room clean because he wanted to please his mother. D Mike was motivated by the fear of losing money.
13 Which of the following are considered “special awards” in the NJROTC reward system? (Input all that apply; then push the ENTER button.)
A Cadet Field Manual B Attendance awards C Honors for academic achievement
14 An individual with advanced experience and knowledge who committed to giving support and career advice to a less experienced person
A Boss B Protege C Mentor D Follower
15 A less experienced person who benefits from a mentor's guidance and advice
A Boss B Protege C Mentor D Follower NS1-U2C3 - Motivation (Exam) Page 4
16 What is the key factor in an effective mentor-protégé relationship?
A Reform B Relaxation C Good advice D Trust
17 Cadet leaders can use ______for perfecting their leadership techniques, and ______for making larger improvements.
A failures, successes B successes, failures C themselves, team members D team members, themselves
18 Which of these actions benefits the role of a mentor?
A Trying to understand the protégé’s world B Pushing the protégé to talk about issues C Keeping the focus on their own agenda for the protégé D Taking sides with the protégé against family or friends
19 Which of these behaviors forms the basis of practicing leadership by example?
A Letting your followers help you lead B Trying to be change your style to imitate other successful leaders C Living in accordance with Navy core values D Working hard to maintain control over your followers
20 In using the ______approach to motivate a poorly performing follower, a leader will try to figure out which of the person’s needs are not being satisfied, then ways to motivate the person to do a better job.
A assessment B deterrent C positive D intrinsic NS1-U2C3 - Motivation (Exam) Page 5 Answer Key: NS1-U2C3 - Motivation (Exam)
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