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What is the full name of the social learning theory?
What is the full name of the social learning theory?
Social Learning Theory
Who is known as the founder of the Great Man theory?
Who is known as the founder of the Great Man theory?
Carlyle
Which of the following is NOT a type of power described in the note?
Which of the following is NOT a type of power described in the note?
- Reward power
- Legitimate power
- Referent power
- Social power (correct)
- Expert power
- Coercive power
The 'Friends' Theory suggests that leaders should maintain a similar style to their group.
The 'Friends' Theory suggests that leaders should maintain a similar style to their group.
According to the notes, what is the main method leaders use to achieve goals?
According to the notes, what is the main method leaders use to achieve goals?
What year did French and Raven propose their theory?
What year did French and Raven propose their theory?
What is the primary focus of the Process Based Leadership approach?
What is the primary focus of the Process Based Leadership approach?
What is the term used to describe the power a leader possesses due to their position or authority?
What is the term used to describe the power a leader possesses due to their position or authority?
How does the 'Expert' power operate?
How does the 'Expert' power operate?
What is the core concept of 'Reward Power' that this note highlights?
What is the core concept of 'Reward Power' that this note highlights?
Describe the central focus of the 'Coercive Power' concept
Describe the central focus of the 'Coercive Power' concept
What theory emphasizes the role of social identity in leadership?
What theory emphasizes the role of social identity in leadership?
Flashcards
Referent Power
Referent Power
Followers identify with and admire the leader. Think of a charismatic celebrity or a respected mentor.
Expert Power
Expert Power
Followers see the leader as highly skilled and knowledgeable. Think of a doctor or a tech expert.
Legitimate Power
Legitimate Power
Leaders have the authority to give orders and expect obedience. Think of a boss or a teacher.
Reward Power
Reward Power
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Coercive Power
Coercive Power
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Trait-based Leadership
Trait-based Leadership
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Process-based Leadership
Process-based Leadership
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Great Man Theory
Great Man Theory
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Freud's Leadership Theory
Freud's Leadership Theory
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Task Behavior
Task Behavior
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Study Notes
Leadership
- Social learning theory (1962): French & Raven's referent power. Followers' perception of a leader's competence.
- Expert power: Followers' perception of a leader's competence is key.
- Legitimate power: Having status or job authority.
- Reward power: Ability to provide rewards for others.
- Coercive power: Ability to punish others.
- Trait-based leadership: What makes up a leader (intelligence).
- Process-based leadership: Interactions of a leader as a person.
- Great Man Theory (1841): Carlyle's theory that leaders are born with traits that shape them.
- "Great person" theory Leaders are born
- Freudian theory: Leaders must be similar to followers (values).
- Task behavior: Leaders' facilitating approach to goal accomplishment.
- Social identity theories: Hogg, 2001's findings on social identity and leadership.
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Description
Explore key concepts in leadership theories, including social learning, power dynamics, and trait-based versus process-based leadership. This quiz covers influential theories such as the Great Man Theory and social identity theories, providing insights into the nature and perception of leadership. Test your understanding of how leaders can influence followers through different types of power.
