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The SABCs (Situational Awareness, Bystander Intervention, Active Engagement, and Communication) in the context of USAF CBT (Computer-Based Training) typically refer to strategies for addressing and preventing issues like sexual assault and harassment within the Air Force. These principles emphasize the importance of being aware of one’s surroundings, intervening safely when witnessing inappropriate behavior, actively engaging in supportive actions, and maintaining open communication to foster a respectful environment. For specific answers or scenarios, refer directly to the CBT materials provided by the USAF.
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