Course: Intelligence Collect Note: I need help answering the following questions Question 1 Which is the correct order of the steps in the Agent Recruitment Cycle: A) Develop, Assess, Spot, Recruitment, Handle B) Recruitment, Develop, Assess, Spot, Handle C) Spot, Assess, Develop, Recruitment, Handle D) Assess, Spot, Develop, Recruitment, Handle Group of answer choices A) Develop, Assess, Spot, Recruitment, Handle B) Recruitment, Develop, Assess, Spot, Handle C) Spot, Assess, Develop, Recruitment, Handle D) Assess, Spot, Develop, Recruitment, Handle Flag question: Question 2 Question 2 0.2 pts According to PERSEREC, which motivation historically drove most HUMINT spying against the United States from the 1940's through the 1980's? A) Ideology B) Money C) Ego/Thrill D) Coercion Group of answer choices A) Ideology B) Money C) Ego/Thrill D) Coercion Flag question: Question 3 Question 3 0.2 pts What % of HUMINT recruitments against the US involves a personal foreign interest on the part of the spy? A) 76% B) 27% C) 53% D) 73% Group of answer choices A) 76% B) 27% C) 53% D) 73% Flag question: Question 4 Question 4 0.2 pts What were Aldrich Ames primary motivations for his spying against America? A) Only $ B) $ & Coercion C) Only Ego D) $ & Ego Group of answer choices A) Only $ B) $ & Coercion C) Only Ego D) $ & Ego Flag question: Question 5 Question 5 0.2 pts In her spying for the Cubans, Anna Belen Montes was a: A) Walk-in B) Recruited C) Volunteer D) Coerced Group of answer choices A) Walk-in B) Recruited C) Volunteer D) Coerced Flag question: Question 6 Question 6 0.2 pts As a motivation for committing espionage, coercion is: A) Regularly used by the US B) Key to building recruitments' loyalties C) Infrequently used by services hostile to the West D) Often planned as a set up, rather than incidental Group of answer choices A) Regularly used by the US B) Key to building recruitments' loyalties C) Infrequently used by services hostile to the West D) Often planned as a set up, rather than incidental Flag question: Question 7 Question 7 0.2 pts The RASCLS model of motivations for espionage is _________ to MICE: A) Used only in former Soviet-bloc intel services when compared B) A more robust and superior model when compared C) Has been tested and fails when compared D) Misses out on the complexities of understanding asset's motivations compared Group of answer choices A) Used only in former Soviet-bloc intel services when compared B) A more robust and superior model when compared C) Has been tested and fails when compared D) Misses out on the complexities of understanding asset's motivations compared Flag question: Question 8 Question 8 0.2 pts Dr. Carson Eoyang proposes that the situational-dispositional model of espionage because: A) P-models (Psychology) will inevitably result in both false-positives and false-negatives, meaning they will screen out individuals as possessing traits that would indicate future espionage but who would never actually commit espionage, while failing to screen out individuals who do not appear to possess those traits but who will commit espionage B) S-models (Situational) fail in that once an individual is considered trustworthy they are frequently placed in a position that allows them the means of countering security measures C) The situational-dispositional model seeks to match the unique individual and environmental factors that combine to create the possibility of espionage D) All of the above Group of answer choices A) P-models (Psychology) will inevitably result in both false-positives and false-negatives, meaning they will screen out individuals as possessing traits that would indicate future espionage but who would never actually commit espionage, while failing to screen out individuals who do not appear to possess those traits but who will commit espionage B) S-models (Situational) fail in that once an individual is considered trustworthy they are frequently placed in a position that allows them the means of countering security measures C) The situational-dispositional model seeks to match the unique individual and environmental factors that combine to create the possibility of espionage D) All the above Flag question: Question 9 Question 9 0.2 pts CIA and DIA officers recruiting and running spies overseas are: A) Breaking host nation laws B) Breaking US laws C) Breaking international laws D) None of the above Group of answer choices A) Breaking host nation laws B) Breaking US laws C) Breaking international laws D) None of the above Flag question: Question 10 Question 10 0.2 pts According to Clark, diplomats: A) are a key source of clandestine HUMINT collection B) regularly think of themselves as HUMINT collectors C) primarily focus on overt collection through techniques such as elicitation D) use extensive covert tradecraft in order to collect their information Group of answer choices A) are a key source of clandestine HUMINT collection B) regularly think of themselves as HUMINT collectors C) primarily focus on overt collection through techniques such as elicitation D) use extensive covert tradecraft in order to collect their information