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Which leadership style is characterized by strong control by the manager over the workgroup?
Which leadership style is characterized by strong control by the manager over the workgroup?
- Laissez-faire Leadership
- Democratic or Participative Leadership
- Autocratic Leadership (correct)
- Transformational Leadership
Democratic leaders see themselves as superiors to their followers.
Democratic leaders see themselves as superiors to their followers.
False (B)
What motivates others in an autocratic leadership style?
What motivates others in an autocratic leadership style?
Coercion
What type of leadership provides little or no direction to coworkers?
What type of leadership provides little or no direction to coworkers?
What is a disadvantage of the democratic leadership style?
What is a disadvantage of the democratic leadership style?
In an autocratic leadership style, communication flows __________.
In an autocratic leadership style, communication flows __________.
Which leadership style emphasizes constructive criticism?
Which leadership style emphasizes constructive criticism?
What does the term 'Leader-Member Relation' refer to in leadership theories?
What does the term 'Leader-Member Relation' refer to in leadership theories?
Which aspect is NOT a part of Position Power in contingency theory?
Which aspect is NOT a part of Position Power in contingency theory?
What is a key characteristic of transformational leadership according to Schein's model?
What is a key characteristic of transformational leadership according to Schein's model?
In situational leadership, which element is associated with job assignments?
In situational leadership, which element is associated with job assignments?
What is emphasized in interactional leadership theories as it relates to group dynamics?
What is emphasized in interactional leadership theories as it relates to group dynamics?
What is the primary focus of leadership?
What is the primary focus of leadership?
Which statement best describes management?
Which statement best describes management?
What distinguishes a manager's responsibilities from a leader's?
What distinguishes a manager's responsibilities from a leader's?
Why might a poorly performing manager be replaced?
Why might a poorly performing manager be replaced?
Which of the following is true about leadership and management skills?
Which of the following is true about leadership and management skills?
What has changed regarding the theories of leadership and management in the last century?
What has changed regarding the theories of leadership and management in the last century?
How can nurses prepare to participate at all levels of leadership and management?
How can nurses prepare to participate at all levels of leadership and management?
Which aspect is crucial for an effective manager?
Which aspect is crucial for an effective manager?
What is the primary assertion of the Great Man Theory?
What is the primary assertion of the Great Man Theory?
Which of the following resulted in the evolution of the Trait Theory from the Great Man Theory?
Which of the following resulted in the evolution of the Trait Theory from the Great Man Theory?
What is a significant limitation of Trait Theory as highlighted in the content?
What is a significant limitation of Trait Theory as highlighted in the content?
What aspect of leadership did the Trait Theory fail to adequately address?
What aspect of leadership did the Trait Theory fail to adequately address?
How did societal changes influence the acceptance of Trait Theory?
How did societal changes influence the acceptance of Trait Theory?
In which time period was the Great Man Theory primarily developed?
In which time period was the Great Man Theory primarily developed?
Which leadership theory emphasizes the importance of adapting one’s approach based on different situations?
Which leadership theory emphasizes the importance of adapting one’s approach based on different situations?
What does the Trait Theory fail to explain regarding leadership effectiveness?
What does the Trait Theory fail to explain regarding leadership effectiveness?
Study Notes
Leadership & Management
- Leadership is the process of guiding, educating, motivating, and leading people towards specific goals.
- Management involves coordinating resources and integrating specific resources through planning, organizing, directing, and controlling to achieve specific goals within an organization.
Theories Of Leadership & Management
- Leaders motivate followers to achieve their full potential.
- Leadership often focuses on changing perceptions and providing direction within a group.
- Successful leadership can be viewed through the lens of group interaction and the interplay between leaders and followers.
Great Man Theory/Trait Theories (1900-1940)
- The Great Man Theory suggests that people are born to lead.
- The Trait Theory stemmed from the Great Man Theory and identified what traits great leaders throughout history possessed - charisma, intelligence, self-confidence, and determination.
- The Trait Theory lost popularity because it didn't take into account the specific situations that leaders operate within.
Situational and Contingency Leadership Theories (1950-1980)
- The Contingency Theory states that a leader's effectiveness depends on the situation.
- Key factors affecting a leader's success include the leader-member relationship, task structure, and the leader's position power.
Interactional Leadership Theories (1970-Present)
- Leadership theories have evolved to consider the interplay between the leader and followers.
- Transformational Leadership Theory emphasizes the role of leaders in empowering followers and motivating them to higher levels of performance.
- This theory views leaders as active participants in group dynamics and relies heavily on follower contributions.
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Test your knowledge of different leadership styles, including autocratic and democratic approaches. This quiz covers the characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages of each style, helping you understand their impact on team dynamics.