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Which leadership style is characterized by centralized authority and limited participation?
Which leadership style is characterized by centralized authority and limited participation?
- Transformational style
- Laissez-faire style
- Democratic style
- Autocratic style (correct)
Leaders scoring high in agreeableness are likely to be
Leaders scoring high in agreeableness are likely to be
- task-oriented and result driven
- innovative and creative
- decisive and assertive
- empathetic and relationship-focused (correct)
Which theory posits that people are inherently lazy and require forcing to perform?
Which theory posits that people are inherently lazy and require forcing to perform?
- Theory Z
- Theory W
- Theory X (correct)
- Theory Y
What does transformational leadership primarily focus on?
What does transformational leadership primarily focus on?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of leaders who score high in conscientiousness?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of leaders who score high in conscientiousness?
Democratic leadership style is associated with
Democratic leadership style is associated with
Transactional leadership primarily focuses on what type of exchange?
Transactional leadership primarily focuses on what type of exchange?
Concern for results in leadership behavior emphasizes which aspect?
Concern for results in leadership behavior emphasizes which aspect?
Which component is NOT considered a fundamental element of leadership?
Which component is NOT considered a fundamental element of leadership?
In the context of leadership levels, what distinguishes a Level 5 leader?
In the context of leadership levels, what distinguishes a Level 5 leader?
What is the primary focus of reward power in leadership?
What is the primary focus of reward power in leadership?
Which trait is associated with effective leaders who can build trust with their followers?
Which trait is associated with effective leaders who can build trust with their followers?
What characteristic is prevalent among leaders with low neuroticism?
What characteristic is prevalent among leaders with low neuroticism?
Which of the following statements about leadership and management is true?
Which of the following statements about leadership and management is true?
What is the effect of high extraversion in a leader's personality?
What is the effect of high extraversion in a leader's personality?
What should be considered when developing leadership skills?
What should be considered when developing leadership skills?
Flashcards
Level 5 Leadership
Level 5 Leadership
A leadership style that achieves long-term success through a balance of personal modesty and professional drive.
Level 4 Leadership
Level 4 Leadership
Leaders at this level inspire a clear vision and commitment to high performance.
Level 3 Management
Level 3 Management
Organizes people and resources to efficiently achieve pre-defined targets.
Level 2 Team Member
Level 2 Team Member
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Level 1 Individual
Level 1 Individual
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Expert Power
Expert Power
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Referent Power
Referent Power
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Leadership Traits
Leadership Traits
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Agreeableness in Leaders
Agreeableness in Leaders
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Conscientiousness in Leaders
Conscientiousness in Leaders
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Transactional Leadership
Transactional Leadership
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Transformational Leadership
Transformational Leadership
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Theory X
Theory X
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Theory Y
Theory Y
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Autocratic Leadership
Autocratic Leadership
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Democratic Leadership
Democratic Leadership
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Study Notes
Leadership Definitions and Styles
- Leadership involves a leader, followers, a relationship between them, a shared goal, and the behaviors of all involved.
- Level 5 Leadership: balances personal humility with professional will for long-term success.
- Level 4 Leadership: evokes clear vision and commitment, fostering high performance.
- Level 3 Management: organizes people and resources to efficiently achieve predetermined goals.
- Level 2 Team Member: contributes individually to team goals and cooperates effectively.
- Level 1 Individual: possesses talent, knowledge, skills, and work ethic, leading to productivity.
- Managers are leaders, and leadership is well-practiced management. Combining leadership and management is essential for effective outcomes.
- Leadership is influencing people to willingly work together.
Power Types
- Legitimate Power: formal authority based on position to enforce compliance.
- Expert Power: authority based on knowledge and experience, sometimes categorized as information power.
- Referent Power: influence stemming from valued traits.
- Reward Power: capacity to offer incentives for positive outcomes.
- Coercive Power: capacity to punish for noncompliance.
Leadership Traits and Skills
- Certain traits and skills can be nurtured, though environment and education are crucial.
- Honesty and humility lead to ethical, fair, and trustworthy leadership.
- Emotional stability, calm demeanor, and confidence are essential for making rational decisions, especially under pressure.
- Sociability, assertiveness, and energy inspire motivation.
- Cooperation, empathy, and relationship-building foster trust and conflict resolution.
- Decision-making abilities and assertiveness can be important leadership traits.
- Organization, responsibility, and goal-orientation reflect conscientiousness.
- Creativity, innovation, and open-mindedness foster adaptability.
- Personality traits and character do not definitively predict leadership effectiveness.
Leadership Styles
- Autocratic (Authoritarian): centralizes authority, limits participation.
- Democratic: involves participation, encourages feedback, collaboration, and ownership.
- Laissez-faire: allows subordinates complete freedom of action.
- Autocratic style: short-term high performance.
- Democratic style: higher motivation, initiative, and teamwork.
- No single style guarantees best performance.
Leadership Theories
- Theory X: assumes inherent laziness and lack of motivation, requiring external pressure to perform.
- Theory Y: emphasizes intrinsic motivation, resourcefulness, and a desire for development and responsibility.
Leadership Behaviors
- Concern for people: focuses on interpersonal relations.
- Concern for results: emphasis on task-oriented aspects and efficiency.
Leadership Approaches
- Transactional Leadership: an exchange relationship where labor/contributions and rewards/recognition are traded.
- Transformational Leadership: focused on followers' development and growth, using inspiration and motivation. The leader acts as a role model; fostering development and opportunities for followers.
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Description
Explore the various definitions and styles of leadership. Learn about Level 1 to Level 5 leadership and how they influence team dynamics and organizational success. This quiz also covers different types of power within leadership contexts.
