WOIC Planning Practice Test

Situational cueing uses what’s happening in the environment to anticipate needs and prepare in advance, so it’s proactive. The cues come from observable events, making it event-based in nature. Demand cueing responds to explicit demands or triggers that arise from the situation, such as enemy actions, so it’s reactive. Describing situational cueing as proactive and event-based and demand cueing as reactive and enemy-fire based best captures this contrast. The other options flip the timing or imply limitations (like only being used when the enemy isn’t firing) that aren’t accurate.