Module 2 - The Scientific Method and Correlation vs. Causation

What key concept is highlighted by the Chinese study on spicy food and longer lives?

In the context of the Monopoly study and correlational studies on income, which type of study was better at demonstrating a cause-and-effect relationship?

What is the significance of the 'third variable' in the context of the Chinese study on spicy food and long lives?

Which aspect of correlations is discussed in relation to cigarette smoking and lung cancer?

In the Monopoly experiment, how does being a privileged player in a rigged game affect perceptions according to the text?

What does Paul Piff's study on money and behavior aim to investigate?

What experimental method was used to show the impact of power on empathy?

Where are the empathy networks that are affected by power located?

What happened when individuals in a study were randomly assigned power and given access to a cookie bowl?

What behavioral change is observed in individuals when exposed to power?

Who was cited as an example of a leader who remained uncorrupted by power?

What is emphasized as a key trait of 'good bosses' in the text?

What was found to be a predictor of business outcomes?

Which moral principles are mentioned as key aspects of high moral character?

Who was mentioned as having a wall filled with photos with important people?

Which group was noted for having all employees that love working there?

Who is more likely to engage in prosocial behavior according to the text?

Which group is more likely to cheat in a game according to the text?

Who is more likely to take candy reserved for children according to the text?

Which group is less likely to stop for pedestrians according to the text?

Who is more likely to lie in negotiations according to the text?

What may promote egalitarianism according to the text?

Which personality styles attain power early but struggle to maintain it according to the text?

"Reputational power" involves:

"Coercive Power" refers to:

What is one conclusion drawn from the research findings discussed?

What is the key aspect of character related to telling the truth all the time?

Which of the following is NOT described as a moral habit of virtuoso CEOs?

What is the focus of leadership training programs?

What does Hogan describe as the 'Fundamental Goal' of leadership?

In terms of leadership, what differentiates politicians from leaders?

What is the general advice given to managers in order to avoid politics?

Why do larger businesses tend to be more focused on politics according to the text?

What is emphasized as more important than salaries for employees according to the information provided?

How are new businesses and startups differentiated from larger businesses in terms of leadership importance?

What should organizations do to hire competent individuals over 'charismatic' ones?

What is the primary driver for people to change?

What is the key difference between military organizations and business organizations in terms of leadership?

What is the primary issue with relying solely on interviews and personality tests in the hiring process?

What is the author's view on the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) in the context of leadership?

What should be the fundamental goal of leadership?

What is the author's advice to managers on how to be more effective?