In a War-Fighting Situation, Winning the "Hearts and Minds" of Civilians

question 10

Multiple Choice

In a war-fighting situation, winning the "hearts and minds" of civilians refers to

• A) providing material benefits to the people under attack.
• B) an increase in foreign aid to areas of conflict.
• C) obtaining the support of the noncombatants so that they won't support the insurgents.
• D) the use of low-tech munitions in order to limit collateral damage.

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Definitions:

Type A Behavior

Refers to a personality pattern characterized by high levels of competitiveness, aggressiveness, impatience, and a constant sense of urgency.

Dysfunctional Turnover

The loss of productive employees who voluntarily leave an organization, negatively affecting its performance.

Functional Turnover

The departure of employees from an organization that is beneficial because it occurs in situations where poor performers leave.

Personal Demands

The specific requirements or expectations that individuals impose upon themselves based on personal standards or goals.