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What is the definition of "To persuade"?
What is the definition of "To persuade"?
Pathos/Logos/Ethos
What is the quote attributed to Kant about discipline?
What is the quote attributed to Kant about discipline?
Discipline makes the unsociable sociable
What quote is attributed to the text about "Learning without thinking is a labor loss, thinking without learning is danger"?
What quote is attributed to the text about "Learning without thinking is a labor loss, thinking without learning is danger"?
Learning without thinking is a labor loss, thinking without learning is danger.
What does RED stand for according to the text?
What does RED stand for according to the text?
A manager makes numbers grow.
A manager makes numbers grow.
A leader makes people grow.
A leader makes people grow.
Which of the following is NOT considered a soft skill according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT considered a soft skill according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT one of the aspects of "Emotional Intelligence" as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT one of the aspects of "Emotional Intelligence" as mentioned in the text?
Laissez-faire leadership allows followers free rein to set their own goals.
Laissez-faire leadership allows followers free rein to set their own goals.
The Michigan Leadership style identifies two basic leadership styles: leadership-oriented and employee-oriented.
The Michigan Leadership style identifies two basic leadership styles: leadership-oriented and employee-oriented.
The Ohio State of Leadership identified two dimensions: Consideration and Initiating Structure.
The Ohio State of Leadership identified two dimensions: Consideration and Initiating Structure.
McGregor's Theory X managers think that people do not like to work and like strict supervision.
McGregor's Theory X managers think that people do not like to work and like strict supervision.
Theory Y managers think that work is a source of satisfaction and want the responsibility.
Theory Y managers think that work is a source of satisfaction and want the responsibility.
In the text, what does "Dynamic Tension" refer to?
In the text, what does "Dynamic Tension" refer to?
"Formal Leadership" is based on the authority of a formal position.
"Formal Leadership" is based on the authority of a formal position.
"Informal Leadership" is the unofficial leadership accorded to a person by other members of the organization.
"Informal Leadership" is the unofficial leadership accorded to a person by other members of the organization.
The process of being guided and directed by a leader is called "Followership."
The process of being guided and directed by a leader is called "Followership."
What is the quote attributed to Lahbabi?
What is the quote attributed to Lahbabi?
Flashcards
Pathos/Logos/Ethos
Pathos/Logos/Ethos
Methods of persuasion: Pathos (emotions), Logos (logic), Ethos (credibility).
Learning (journey vs destination)
Learning (journey vs destination)
Learning is a continuous process, not a fixed point.
Kant's quote on discipline
Kant's quote on discipline
Discipline makes the unsociable person sociable.
Manager vs. Leader
Manager vs. Leader
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Leader's role
Leader's role
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Soft skills
Soft skills
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Communication (Dynamic Process)
Communication (Dynamic Process)
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Time Management
Time Management
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Resilience
Resilience
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RED Method
RED Method
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Emotional Intelligence (EI)
Emotional Intelligence (EI)
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Self-awareness (EI)
Self-awareness (EI)
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Self-control (EI)
Self-control (EI)
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Self-motivation (EI)
Self-motivation (EI)
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Empathy (EI)
Empathy (EI)
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People skills
People skills
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Socrates' quote
Socrates' quote
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Authoritarian leadership
Authoritarian leadership
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Democratic leadership
Democratic leadership
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Laissez-faire leadership
Laissez-faire leadership
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Task-oriented leadership
Task-oriented leadership
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Interpersonal leadership
Interpersonal leadership
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Study Notes
Leadership
- Learning without thinking is a loss, thinking without learning is dangerous.
- Persuasion is achieved through pathos, logos, and ethos.
- Learning is a journey, not a destination.
- Kant: Discipline makes the unsociable sociable.
Leader/Manager Differences
- Managers increase numbers (quantifiable results).
- Leaders inspire people (qualitative growth).
- A leader guides a group towards a shared goal.
- Leaders combine a clear vision with a strong purpose.
- Good leaders motivate teams, outlining their purpose.
- Soft skills are important: communication, teamwork, creativity, social skills, time management, resilience, and emotional intelligence.
- Communication is a dynamic process of encoding and decoding verbal and non-verbal messages.
Resilience
- Resilience is adapting to change rather than intelligent or strength.
Emotional Intelligence
- Self-awareness: knowing your limits.
- Self-control: controlling emotions.
- Self-motivation: intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.
- Empathy: understanding others' perspectives.
Leadership Styles
- Formal leadership: official position with authority.
- Informal leadership: unofficial influence from others.
- Authoritarian: controlling and strong.
- Laissez-faire: hands-off, followers make own decisions.
- Democratic: collaborative, involving followers.
Styles of Leadership Based on Generations
- Veterans: value trust and experience.
- Baby Boomers: appreciate appreciation and mentorship.
- Gen X: value balance and truthfulness.
- Gen Nexters: structure, clearer goals and leadership.
Task vs Interpersonal Orientation
- Task-oriented: focus on productivity, ignoring feelings.
- Interpersonal-oriented: focus on relationships, recognizing feelings.
Leadership Theories
- Michigan Leadership: Focused on employee orientation and leadership orientation.
- Ohio State Leadership: focused on consideration and initiating structure.
- McGregor's Theory X and Y: Theory X managers believe people dislike work, while Theory Y managers think work is a source of satisfaction.
- Black and Macanese's Leadership Grid charts leadership based on concern for people and concern for production.
Followership
- Passive followers: low critical thinking and participation.
- Conformists: high participation, low critical thinking.
- Alienated followers: passive but individualistic critical thinkers.
- Pragmatists: balance; resilient in difficult situations.
- Exemplary followers: high critical thinking and participation.
Leadership and Management
- Leadership: setting direction, aligning with it, inspiring actions, growing potential.
- Management: planning, organizing, controlling, problem-solving, seeking stability.
- Leadership creates change while management seeks order.
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Explore essential leadership theories, including the differences between leaders and managers. This quiz also covers the importance of emotional intelligence and resilience in effective leadership. Test your knowledge on how to inspire teams and adapt to change through critical soft skills.
