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emerge as leaders most often |
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Traits related to
leader emergence |
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- intelligence
- dominance
- masculinity
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2 Traits that differentiate
excellent
vs.
poor leader
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- Intelligence
- Interpersonal adjustment
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Leadership excellence is a function of: |
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- Right person
- Right time
- Right place
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According to "Foster":
Good leaders need to possess only 1 stable trait |
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Adaptability
(self-monotoring) |
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High/Person Orientation
Low/Task Orientation
Leaders will: |
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=Low performance; low turnover, low greivance |
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High Task Orientation/Low Person Orientation
Leaders will have: |
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=High performance, high turnover, high greivance |
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"Hogan" identified characteristics of poor leadership |
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- Lack of leadership training
- cognitive deficiencies
- personality of the leader
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Leaders: Insecure and seldom rock the boat
or cause trouble |
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Leaders: Who overcome insecurities
by overconfidence |
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A leader who uses
acheivment oriented style: |
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sets challenging goals
&
rewards increases in performance |
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Managers whose power comes from:
Knowledge have ________ power
Managers whose power comes from:
position have ________ power |
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A manager who is well liked and respected
likely has ______ power: |
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"French & Raven"
Power for leaders that lie in positive feelings is
_______ power |
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Visionary charasmatic managers are: |
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Transformational Leaders
(inspire) |
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"Judge and Watanabe"
Job satisfation and life satisfation are:
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____% of job satisfation is
genetically determined |
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Giving job applicants a realistic job preview is consistant with _____ job satisfation theories. |
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Level of Maslows Hierarchy involves the employees
need for recognition and success |
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High in need for _______= desire for challenging jobs
High in need for _______= prefer working with others
High in need for _______= desire to influence others |
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Acheivment
Affiliation
Power |
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Herzbergs needs theory has the following factors:
___________
&
_____________ _______________ |
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Motivators
&
Hygiene factors |
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Herzberg 2 factor Theory
Pay and benefits= ________factors
Job control= ______ factor |
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Social learning theory focusus on:
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Employees observe and model other employees levels of otivation and satisfation |
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Consistancy theory states
relationship between
work motivation & __________ |
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Self Esteem focused on:
Individual feelings at a moment= ________
How a person feels based on
expectations of others=________ |
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Situational
Socially Influenced |
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Self esteem is related to:
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Self rating or performance |
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Employees with high need for acheivment
set goals that are
________ but _________ |
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Challenging but Attainable |
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Feedback best increases performance
when it is _____ in nature. |
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Positive and informational in nature
(not negative and controlling) |
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Operant conditioning focuses on: |
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Behavior resulting in a favorable outcome |
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If a goal is NOT acheivable
_________ theory would predict
Low motivation |
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Intrinsic Motivation suggest that: |
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Some people will be more motivated on a job
than will other people regardless of the job. |
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1st stage of an organization undergoing change is: |
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Final stage of an organization undergoing change is: |
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In general,
empowering employees ____ satisfaction and _____stress. |
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Leave blank no right answer!!!!
Answer is "D" |
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If empowered employee makes a wrong decision, manager should: |
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In ______ stage of development,
members begin to acknowledge
the realty of the team. |
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During the ______ stage of development,
team members often become
frustrated with their roles |
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Common reasons why teams fail:
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- Too many meetings
- Lack of empowerment
- Lack of skill
- Distrust of team process
- Unclear objective
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% of people in "Milgrams" expiriment that gave highest levels of shock
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When people feel their freedom to make choices is threatened, they react by disobeying.
This is called: |
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If I give an order to someone, they would most likely to obey if: |
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Social behavior resulting from a norm is: |
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Conforming bcuz not sure what to do
in a situation engaged in is: |
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Social behavior that is
a result of a request is called: |
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The compliance technique that works
bcuz of reciprocal concession
is called the _____ technique. |
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Characteristics associated with
being easily persuaded by others |
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- Young
- Moderate self-esteem
- high in self monotoring
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4 Factors
Person Core Evaluation
PSSL |
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- Positive Affectivness
- Self-esteem
- Self-efficacy
- Locus of Control
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4 Discrepancy Theories
ME2M |
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Maslows Hierchy
ERG Theory
2 Factor Theory
McCllelands Needs |
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- Denial
- Deffense
- Discarding
- Adaptation
- Internalization
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3 Problems with giving orders
BNP |
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- Blind Obedience
- No Authority
- Psychological Reactance
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Factors someone will conform: |
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Task ambiguity
&
The group size
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3 Characteristics
increasing odds of minority influence:
SSI |
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- Status
- Self-confidence
- Idiosyncrasy credits
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