Disengagement criteria specify when you WILL break contact.

• A. Disengagement criteria
• B. Engagement criteria
• C. Withdrawal criteria
• D. Ceasefire criteria

Answer: (A)

The main idea this question tests is using the precise terminology for when to pull back from a situation. Disengagement criteria are the rules that tell you when you will break contact with someone or withdraw from an interaction. That exact term fits the statement, making it the best choice because it directly describes the moment you plan to step away.

Engagement criteria would describe when you start contact or engage with someone, which is the opposite of breaking contact. Withdrawal criteria is a close concept but isn’t the standard label used here. Ceasefire criteria relate to stopping hostilities in a broader sense, not specifically to the act of breaking personal contact in an interaction.