Question

Which of the following statements regarding the delivery of narratives in a TTEx is incorrect?

1. Narratives are typically delivered only in print format to maintain formality.
2. The Exercise Controller might deliberately provide contradictory or incomplete information to simulate uncertainty.
3. Presentation slides are commonly utilized as a tool for conveying scenario information to participants.

• A. i മാത്രം
• B. i, ii
• C. ഇവയൊന്നുമല്ല
• D. ii, iii

Answer 1

Answer:

A. i മാത്രം

The narratives in a TTEx act as a 'script' that sequentially unfolds the scenario. These narratives are designed to advance the exercise by providing new information, challenges, and developments to the participants. They can be delivered through various channels, including orally by the Exercise Controller, in printed handouts, or digitally via email or shared screens. Presentation slides are indeed a very common and effective tool for visual communication of scenario details. A key aspect of TTEx realism is the potential for the Exercise Controller to introduce uncertainty, such as providing contradictory or incomplete information, mirroring the chaotic and ambiguous nature of actual disaster environments. This challenges participants to make decisions with limited data, enhancing the training value.