MCWP 8-10 governs how Marine Corps forces conduct information and assess activities that generate information advantages.
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It covers information fundamentals, specialized information activities, information planning, and command and control. It states that assessors should connect logic-model elements to specific measures and indicators.
Assessors should tie each element of their logic model, particularly the outcomes and objectives, to several specific measures. (paragraph 1-2)
The more important to the overall process the element is, the more measures or indicators should be sought. (paragraph 1-2)
Behavioral intent can be measured by asking the target about their plans in a survey or interview; however, in many kinds of operations initiating that kind of engagement with the target audience may not be possible. (paragraph 1-2)
Marines conducting assessments should keep a record of validated and potential measures and indicators related to their programs and capabilities. (paragraph 1-2)
The links are the conduits through which communications and actions flow and are directly targetable to weaken or strengthen a system. (paragraph 6)