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Ethical Leadership Quiz

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What are the two essential pillars of a reputation for ethical leadership?

Perceptions of the executive as a risk-taker and a rule-breaker

Perceptions of the executive as a charismatic speaker and a tough decision-maker

Perceptions of the executive as a moral person and a moral manager (correct)

Perceptions of the executive as a strategic planner and a visionary leader

What individual traits characterize the executive as a moral person?

Strategic thinking and decisiveness

Charisma and assertiveness

Risk-taking and innovation

Honesty and integrity (correct)

Who are the key stakeholders in the perception of executive ethical leadership?

Shareholders and board members

Employees at all levels and external stakeholders (correct)

Government regulators and policymakers

Competitors and industry analysts

What did Plato emphasize as important for individuals?

<p>Reputation and others' perceptions</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Plato describe the two extremes individuals could be perceived as?

<p>Unethical person with a good reputation or an ethical person with a reputation for injustice</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Executive Ethical Leadership

Two essential pillars of a reputation for ethical leadership:

Individual Traits

Characterize the executive as a moral person through traits such as:

Stakeholders of Ethical Leadership

Key stakeholders in the perception of executive ethical leadership include:

Plato's Philosophy

Plato emphasized the importance of self-control and inner harmony for individuals.
According to Plato, individuals could be perceived as one of two extremes:
- The "tyrannical" individual, who prioritizes their own interests and desires.
- The "just" individual, who prioritizes the greater good and is guided by reason.

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Test your knowledge on ethical leadership with this quiz inspired by Linda Klebe Trevino, Laura Pincus Hartman, and Michael Brown's insights. Explore the complexities of developing a reputation for ethical leadership and consider Plato's thought-provoking question on ethical perception.