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What are the two primary perspectives of leadership discussed?
What are the two primary perspectives of leadership discussed?
- Rational and emotional.
- Transformational and transactional.
- Authoritative and participative.
- Romantic and unromantic. (correct)
Which perspective emphasizes the role of external influences on leadership?
Which perspective emphasizes the role of external influences on leadership?
- External control. (correct)
- Romantic.
- Internal control.
- Unromantic.
Which option represents an inaccurate pairing of leadership perspectives?
Which option represents an inaccurate pairing of leadership perspectives?
- Internal control and romantic.
- Romantic and external control. (correct)
- Unromantic and external control.
- Romantic and unromantic.
What implication does the unromantic perspective on leadership suggest?
What implication does the unromantic perspective on leadership suggest?
Which of the following pairs is NOT typically aligned with romantic leadership?
Which of the following pairs is NOT typically aligned with romantic leadership?
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Study Notes
Leadership Perspectives
- Leadership can be viewed through different lenses, each revealing distinct implications for organizational dynamics.
- Key perspectives discussed include romantic and unromantic leadership.
Romantic Leadership
- Romantic leadership emphasizes the idealized traits and visions of leaders.
- Often associated with transformational leadership, it focuses on inspiration and charisma.
- Leaders are perceived as heroes who can single-handedly drive change and motivate teams.
Unromantic Leadership
- Unromantic leadership takes a more pragmatic approach, acknowledging the complexities and challenges of leading.
- This perspective highlights the role of systems, processes, and external factors in shaping leadership effectiveness.
- It challenges the notion of the "heroic leader," focusing instead on collaboration and shared decision-making.
Implications of Perspectives
- Romantic leadership may lead to unrealistic expectations and reliance on individual leaders, risking organizational stability when leaders leave.
- Unromantic leadership promotes resilience through collective effort, but may lack the motivational drive associated with romantic ideals.
- Understanding these perspectives helps in tailoring leadership development programs and assessing leader effectiveness within various contexts.
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