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What is a dyad in the context of leadership?
What is a dyad in the context of leadership?
- The social dynamics among followers in a work unit
- The collective relationship between a leader and all followers in a work unit
- The formal hierarchy within a work unit
- The individualized relationship between a leader and each follower in a work unit (correct)
How does dyadic theory approach leadership?
How does dyadic theory approach leadership?
- As a top-down influence structure
- As a fixed relationship based on social ties
- As an exchange relationship developing over time during role-making activities (correct)
- As a task-centered relationship with low mutual trust
What characterizes the in-group in the context of leadership?
What characterizes the in-group in the context of leadership?
- Low mutual trust, respect, loyalty, and influence
- Strictly task-centered relationship
- Few or no social ties to the leader
- High mutual trust, respect, loyalty, and influence (correct)
What characterizes the out-group in the context of leadership?
What characterizes the out-group in the context of leadership?
What is leader-member exchange (LMX)?
What is leader-member exchange (LMX)?
What is organizational citizenship behavior (OCB)?
What is organizational citizenship behavior (OCB)?
What is impression management in the context of leadership?
What is impression management in the context of leadership?
What is self-efficacy?
What is self-efficacy?
What does social capital refer to in the context of leadership?
What does social capital refer to in the context of leadership?
What is locus of control?
What is locus of control?
What is the role of a conformist follower?
What is the role of a conformist follower?
What characterizes an effective follower?
What characterizes an effective follower?
What is the advantage of a pragmatic follower?
What is the advantage of a pragmatic follower?
What is one factor that can enhance follower influence?
What is one factor that can enhance follower influence?
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What was Vertical Dyadic Linkage (VDL) theory renamed to in the 1980s?
What was Vertical Dyadic Linkage (VDL) theory renamed to in the 1980s?
What types of power do in-group leaders use, according to LMX theory?
What types of power do in-group leaders use, according to LMX theory?
What do LMX relationships emphasize?
What do LMX relationships emphasize?
According to LMX theory, what varies based on the quality of the interpersonal relationship with each individual?
According to LMX theory, what varies based on the quality of the interpersonal relationship with each individual?
Who influences the exchange relationship in LMX theory?
Who influences the exchange relationship in LMX theory?
When do LMX relationships develop according to the text?
When do LMX relationships develop according to the text?
What fosters positive LMX relationships between leaders and followers and among followers?
What fosters positive LMX relationships between leaders and followers and among followers?
What do proactive followers do according to the text?
What do proactive followers do according to the text?
What influences follower behavior in LMX relationships according to the text?
What influences follower behavior in LMX relationships according to the text?
What do high-quality LMX relationships result in according to the text?
What do high-quality LMX relationships result in according to the text?
What do LMX relationships involve according to the text?
What do LMX relationships involve according to the text?
What are some criticisms of LMX theory mentioned in the text?
What are some criticisms of LMX theory mentioned in the text?
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Study Notes
Vertical Dyadic Linkage (VDL) and Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory
- VDL theory was renamed the leader-member exchange theory (LMX) in the 1980s.
- In-groups and out-groups: in-group leaders use expert, referent, and reward power, while out-group leaders use position power.
- LMX relationships are based on social exchanges, emphasizing reciprocity.
- According to LMX theory, a leader's behavior varies based on the quality of the interpersonal relationship with each individual.
- Both the leader and the follower influence the exchange relationship in LMX theory.
- LMX relationships develop when leaders transition from economic-based exchange to socially based exchange.
- A positive work climate fosters positive LMX relationships between leaders and followers and among followers.
- Proactive followers seek feedback, show initiative, possess commitment, responsibility, and the right attitude.
- Impressions-driven and performance-driven motives influence follower behavior in LMX relationships.
- High-quality LMX relationships result in more organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) and higher performance ratings for employees.
- LMX relationships involve reciprocal exchanges, and leaders can support follower careers.
- Criticisms of LMX theory include the LMX-7 questionnaire's single perspective, attribution bias, and questions about its predictive power.
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