Exam 12: Leadership and Followership

A tenet of charismatic leadership is that work exists for the person as much as the person exists for work and that charismatic leaders try to find out the will of the group and lead based on that.

(True/False)

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Question 41

Which of the following is true of gender and leadership?

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Question 42

According to the first studies of leadership, _____ is identified as an ability of a leader.

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Question 43

In the context of the path-goal theory of leadership, the participative style is used when:

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Question 44

In the context of the path-goal theory of leadership, the _____ is used when a leader must give specific guidance about work tasks, schedule work, and let followers know what is expected.

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Question 45

_____ proposes that the fit between a leader's need structure and the favorableness of the leader's situation determines the team's effectiveness in work accomplishment.

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Question 46

In the context of situational favorableness, _____ refers to the authority associated with a leader's formal post in an organization.

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Question 47

_____ results when a leader uses the force of personal abilities and talents to have profound and extraordinary effects on followers.

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Question 48

In the context of the Leadership Grid, the _____ desires tight control in order to get tasks done efficiently and considers creativity and human relations unnecessary.

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Question 49

Alienated followers do not think independently or critically, yet are very active in their behavior.

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Question 50

Effective followers need close supervision.

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Question 51

Transactional leaders inspire and excite followers to high levels of performance.

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Question 52

Explain authentic leadership.

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Question 53

In the context of the Situational Leadership model, a participating style involves:

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Question 54

Explain servant leadership.

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Question 55

Explain the role of emotional intelligence in leadership.

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Question 56

Explain leader-member exchange theory.

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Question 57

The _____ assumes that leaders adapt their behavior and style to fit the characteristics of the followers and the environment in which they work.

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Question 58

Briefly explain the five guidelines for leadership.

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Question 59

Servant leaders consider themselves stewards who regard leadership as a trust and desire to leave an organization in better shape for future generations.

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A tenet of charismatic leadership is that work exists for the person as much as the person exists for work and that charismatic leaders try to find out the will of the group and lead based on that.

Which of the following is true of gender and leadership?

According to the first studies of leadership, _____ is identified as an ability of a leader.

In the context of the path-goal theory of leadership, the participative style is used when:

In the context of the path-goal theory of leadership, the _____ is used when a leader must give specific guidance about work tasks, schedule work, and let followers know what is expected.

_____ proposes that the fit between a leader's need structure and the favorableness of the leader's situation determines the team's effectiveness in work accomplishment.

In the context of situational favorableness, _____ refers to the authority associated with a leader's formal post in an organization.

_____ results when a leader uses the force of personal abilities and talents to have profound and extraordinary effects on followers.

In the context of the Leadership Grid, the _____ desires tight control in order to get tasks done efficiently and considers creativity and human relations unnecessary.

Alienated followers do not think independently or critically, yet are very active in their behavior.

Effective followers need close supervision.

Transactional leaders inspire and excite followers to high levels of performance.

Explain authentic leadership.

In the context of the Situational Leadership model, a participating style involves:

Explain servant leadership.

Explain the role of emotional intelligence in leadership.

Explain leader-member exchange theory.

The _____ assumes that leaders adapt their behavior and style to fit the characteristics of the followers and the environment in which they work.

Briefly explain the five guidelines for leadership.

Servant leaders consider themselves stewards who regard leadership as a trust and desire to leave an organization in better shape for future generations.

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Attitudes, Emotions, and Ethics

Motivation at Work

Learning and Performance Management

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Communication

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Decision Making by Individuals and Groups

Power and Political Behavior

Conflict and Negotiation

Jobs and the Design of Work

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Organizational Culture

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