Exam 11: Leadership: Fundamentals
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One significant research finding regarding leadership traits is that extreme intelligence differences between leaders and follower ___________.
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Jill never wanted to be the leader of her student organization but when elected she was able to lead the organization successfully.The scenario depicts Jill as having,at least initially,a low motivation to lead.Does this situation conflict with trait theory which provides "motivation" as an essential trait for leaders? Make sure you fully describe how trait theory presents motivation in your answer.
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Describe the leadership styles presented in contingency model of leadership and the variables that Fielder considered in determining situational favorableness.
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The situational approach to leadership emphasizes the importance of forces within ___________.
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Fiedler proposes three situational factors that determine whether a leader style is more likely to be effective: ___________.
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One advantage of the trait perspective of leadership is that a comprehensive list of potentially important traits has been developed.
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Generally speaking,we can say that leaders are individuals who influence other individuals to do what they might not do in the absence of the leader's influence.
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Within Fiedler's contingency model of leadership,spending more-or less-informal time (lunch,leisure activities,etc.)with your subordinates would be a way to change the situation and not seen as changing leader style.
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Tom has determined that,using the path-goal model as a basis,he should use a "supportive" approach.More generically,this approach could be described as ___________.
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How does one become a leader? Ground your answer in leadership theory.
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LMX theory of leadership,suggests that leader behavior is consistent across subordinates.
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Tom has been given a new job task.He is highly motivated to complete the job but lacks the ability to do the task.In this situation,SLM would suggest a ___________ approach.
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OSU research represents the initiating structure and consideration as ___________.
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Fiedler's studies led him to believe that leaders practice one or the other of two styles: ___________.
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The Least Preferred Coworker (LPC)Questionnaire is used to measure in-group versus out-group status.
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The text presents three families of leadership theories.Briefly describe these groups and the significant theories within each.
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Jan,who previously demonstrated an ability to complete a particular job task,has indicated that she is unwilling to engage in the activity.Jan is at the ___________ level of readiness.
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Fiedler's contingency model of leadership proposes that management should change their leader style to fit the situation.
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