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Name: Score:70 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 70
Who chairs the Military Intelligence Board?
Commander designates Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR) which together with
Friendly Force Information Requirements (FFIRs) constitute the Commander's Critical
Requirements (CCIRs).
EEI= those information requirements that are most critical or that would answer a PIR
Director, DIA
Knowledge review- Determine if all available sources are optimized to collect info
relevant to the question (review incoming reporting)
Analytic approaches developed and validated for use in specific areas of military
analysis
Term 2 of 70
New information is ____ to existing images
Objectivity, independent of political consideration, timely, based on all sources of
information, implements analytic tradecraft standards
Assimilated
1. Available knowledge
2. collection posture,
3. critical gaps
USDI&S
,Term 3 of 70
What comes after Methodology Building in analytic design?
The Final Primary Intelligence Question
The DNI serves as the head of the IC, overseeing and directing the implementation of
the National Intelligence Program(NIP) and acting as the principal advisor to the
President, the National Security Council, and the Homeland Security Council for
intelligence matters related to national security. The President appoints the DNI with the
advice and consent of the Senate.
DNI establishes objectives, priorities, and guidance for the IC; and
manages and directs the tasking of, collection,analysis, foreign liaison, and standards for
setting policy for protection of intelligence sources and methods.
Idea Generation, argument mapping, key assumptions check, Four ways of seeing
The formation of a primary intelligence question (provisional)
,Term 4 of 70
8 Categories of intelligence products?
Objectivity, independent of political consideration, timely, based on all sources of
information, implements analytic tradecraft standards
1. Warning intelligence
2. Current intelligence
3. General military intelligence
4. Target intelligence
5. Scientific and technical intelligence
6. Counterintelligence
7. Estimative intelligence
8. Identity intelligence
1. Framing
2. Primary intelligence Question (provisional)
3. Knowledge Review
4. Resource Picture
5. Methodology Building
6. Primary intelligence question (final)
7. Knowledge Development
8. Perform Analysis
9. Evaluate Analysis
By Providing intelligence products, including DIA's Dynamic Threat Assessments (DTA)
and campaign intelligence estimates (xCIE) , and the development of tailored products
from the CCMD's JIPOE process that culminate in the production and maintenance of an
intelligence estimate.
, Term 5 of 70
Time- which analytic design category and definition
Focal point for CCMD's intelligence planning, collection management, analysis, and
production effort, and is organized in a manner best suited to satisfy Commander's
intelligence requirements
Resource Picture- backplan from the due or desired finish date to determine the time
available for collection, analysis, and production. Consider negotiating with client and/or
senior analytic to change suspense or question if timeframes not adequate for analysis
Framing- Develop critical subquestions that provide relevant context for the question
and encourage inclusive thinking by using tools such as decomposition, categorical
thinking. Determine the order of analysis for subquestions and what topics need to be
researched.
Resource picture- Use the primary question, subquestions , and critical gaps to
determine the subject matter expertise needed for effective analysis. Consider the
people that can be committed to analysis inside the organization and community and
then leverage outreach or allied partners.
Term 6 of 70
Sensemaking- which component of analytic design and definition?
Knowledge Development- Determine which critical gaps can be addressed by research
from analyst.
1. Analysis of alternatives,
2. confidence section,
3. assess/evaluate analytic finding
4. impact of remaining gaps and assumptions
tendency to rely too heavily, or anchor, on a past reference or one trait or piece of info
when making decisions
Perform Analysis- Assess knowledge base for meaningful connections and patterns
relevant to intelligence question
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