Which of the following are attributes of the Army Leadership Requirements Model?

• A. Character, Presence, Intellectual Capacity
• B. Courage, Initiative, Decisiveness
• C. Integrity, Loyalty, Physical Fitness
• D. Leadership, Duty, Honor

Answer: (A)

The model tests understanding of the three personal qualities that shape how a leader behaves and makes decisions: Character, Presence, and Intellectual Capacity. Character covers ethics, values, and moral courage guiding what a leader does under pressure. Presence reflects how a leader carries themselves—demeanor, confidence, communication—so others trust and follow. Intellectual Capacity includes critical thinking, judgment, and knowledge—the ability to analyze situations, learn, and adapt.

This combination is why the correct option is the best match: it lists the exact three attributes defined in the model. The other sets mix traits like competencies (actions you demonstrate) or values, or include factors like Physical Fitness, which isn’t part of the three attributes in this model.