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  • In path-goal theory, the three main components are ______.
    leadership, followers, relationship
    leader style, follower characteristics, work setting
    in-group, out-group, mature partnership
    supportive leader, directive leader, participative leader
  • In the SLII model, leaders evaluate how ______ and ______ followers are to perform a task.
    competent and committed
    focused and intelligent
    motivated and determined
    intentional and committed
  • Burns, when discussing leadership in the context of what is now termed transformational leadership, ______.
    tried to link the roles of in-group to leadership outcomes
    found motivation in followers rarely existed
    tried to link the roles of leadership and followership
    found leaders to be interested mainly in the bottom line
  • When the leader assessment of the team has determined that the team is functioning well, what should the leader do?
    take appropriate action
    monitor the internal and external environments
    nothing
    provide relational coaching
  • To create change, transformational leaders ______.
    become strong role models for their followers
    value out-group members’ opinions
    focus on the task at hand
    leave followers to work on their own
  • During the mature partnership phase of leadership making, the exchanges are ______.
    medium quality
    moderately high quality
    high quality
    low quality
  • The model of transformational leadership asserts that transformational leadership motivates followers to do more than expected by ______.
    raising their consciousness about the value of specific goal
    monitoring and taking appropriate action
    encouraging work above and beyond to get promoted
    providing specified rewards for good work
  • The situational approach labels leaders’ styles specifically as ______.
    directive and supportive
    high task and low task
    task and relationship
    initiating structure and consideration
  • Group norms affect my moral decisions because I want to be seen as “good.” I am at what stage of moral development?
    interpersonal accord and conformity stage
    maintaining social order stage
    individualism and exchange stage
    social contract and individual rights stage
  • Which is an antecedent condition of servant leadership?
    putting followers first
    listening
    conceptualization
    follower receptivity
  • As a leader, I listen closely to my followers’ beliefs, values, and attitudes and allow them to use their creativity as I nurture their work. I am using which ethical leadership principle?
    manifests honesty
    respects others
    builds community
    shows justice
  • I go to work, get the job done and go home. I am most likely in the ______.
    in-group
    mature partnership phase
    out-group
    acquaintance phase
  • Jasmine understands the complexities of all levels of her organization and successfully solves problems that meet the organization’s mission. She is using which servant leader behavior?
    stewardship
    putting followers first
    conceptualizing
    empowering
  • These types of followers, according to Kellerman, demonstrate a medium level of engagement in the group’s goal and may support or oppose the leader.
    aliens
    diehards
    participants
    individualists
  • Henry leads a group of 20 in a fast-paced telemarketing center. He stopped his own work to console one of his followers who was struggling with a personal issue unrelated to his work. He is using which servant leader behavior?
    helping followers grow and succeed
    creating value for the community
    emotional healing
    empowering
  • Servant approach is about ______.
    service and authoritarianism
    service and influence
    adaptive and influential leadership
    influence and skill development