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ASSIGNMENT 2
Textbook Assignment:
Counseling Service Members, chapter 2, pages 2-1 through 2-18.
2-1.
2-2.
2-3.
2-4.
At least how often should you
counsel your workers?
1.
Once a year
2.
Every 2 months
3.
Every 6 months
4.
As often as required
A PN1 is responsible for all the
following types of counseling
sessions EXCEPT for which type?
1.
Fleet Reserve counseling
session
2.
Performance evaluation
counseling session
3.
Marriage counseling session
4.
Substandard performance
counseling session
Counseling sheets should provide
you with what information?
1.
A persons marital problems
2.
A member and his or her
dependents medical problems
3.
A persons accomplishments only
4.
A persons accomplishments and
personal conduct
On which of the following occasions
should you counsel your personnel?
1.
When they commit serious
mistakes
2.
When they need guidance
to get them back on track
3.
When they have done a
superb job
4.
Each of the above
2-5.
2-6.
2-7.
All EXCEPT which of the following
are preconditions to a successful
counseling session?
1.
Choosing an office or area
away from excessive traffic
and noise
2.
Finding out as much information
as possible about the member
before the counseling session
begins
3.
Providing the member with
an appointment
4.
Greeting the member in a
humble manner
In which of the following lists are
phases of an interview listed
completely in the correct sequence?
1.
Opening, fact-finding, and
closing only
2.
Opening, evaluation, fact-
finding, and closing only
3.
Opening, fact-finding,
decision, and closing only
4.
Opening, fact-finding,
evaluation, decision, and
closing only
Which of the following statements
best describes the financial
obligations of members of the naval
service?
1.
All members are exempt from
their financial obligations
while serving aboard a ship by
virtue of being in the Navy
2.
Members with financial
obligations should pay their
just debts only when they
acquire sufficient funds
3.
Members should pay their just
debts when their commanding
officer directs
4.
Members are expected to pay
their just financial oblig-
ations in a timely manner
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