2021 Fchb Chapter 1 Leadership Flashcards

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Financial times are never a one-year problem they are usually ____ to____years or even longer 13

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3 to 5 years or longer

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There is not a more important measurement of effective leader ship in the workplace than_______13

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Employee relations

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Capability, flexibility, and adaptability are key to a fire service leader’s _______

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Capability, flexibility, and adaptability are key to a fire service leader’s success

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Exceptional leaders infuse positive leadership practices into the core of the organi­zation’s activities and achieve desired results on a consistent basis

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Exceptional leaders infuse positive leadership practices into the core of the organi­zation’s activities and achieve desired results on a consistent basis

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A person’s leadership approach is directly related to their philosophical beliefs about people in general and what motivates people toward individual and organizational goals.

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A person’s leadership approach is directly related to their philosophical beliefs about people in general and what motivates people toward individual and organizational goals.

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The quality of leadership in an organization is a key to the quality of super­ vision and management in that organization

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The quality of leadership in an organization is a key to the quality of super­ vision and management in that organization

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In 600 BC, Lao Tsu wrote ten concepts for leading people. In his first concept, Lao explains that one leads primarily by example

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In 600 BC, Lao Tsu wrote ten concepts for leading people. In his first concept, Lao explains that one leads primarily by example

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Two key elements of any positive, constructive relationship are the level of trust and respect that exists between the people involved in the relationship

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Two key elements of any positive, constructive relationship are the level of trust and respect that exists between the people involved in the relationship

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People tend to be inspired to accept the requests and demands of a leader when they feel that there is a sense of mutual respect between them and the leader. Mutual respect has a direct impact on mutual trust. Simply stated, people don’t trust leaders they don’t respect, and they do not respect leaders that are disrespectful toward them.

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People tend to be inspired to accept the requests and demands of a leader when they feel that there is a sense of mutual respect between them and the leader. Mutual respect has a direct impact on mutual trust. Simply stated, people don’t trust leaders they don’t respect, and they do not respect leaders that are disrespectful toward them.

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Ethics is measured based on a person’s words and behavior as they carry out their personal and organizational responsibilities and commitments

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Ethics is measured based on a person’s words and behavior as they carry out their personal and organizational responsibilities and commitments

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Ethical responsibilities for fire service leaders, as well as all leaders in general, fall into five major areas:
Commitment to external customers through the mission
Commitment, support, and treatment leaders display toward the internal customers (each other)
Leadership and followership behaviors acted out daily by leaders
Degree of professionalism and honesty that is evident in the leader’s conduct
Commitment that leaders make to maintaining themselves as positive, productive, and healthy contributors to the organization

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Ethical responsibilities for fire service leaders, as well as all leaders in general, fall into five major areas:
Commitment to external customers through the mission
Commitment, support, and treatment leaders display toward the internal customers (each other)
Leadership and followership behaviors acted out daily by leaders
Degree of professionalism and honesty that is evident in the leader’s conduct
Commitment that leaders make to maintaining themselves as positive, productive, and healthy contributors to the organization

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The primary reason fire department leaders exist is to guide the delivery of services to external customers and, to the best of their ability, support those who are in place internally to deliver that service

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The primary reason fire department leaders exist is to guide the delivery of services to external customers and, to the best of their ability, support those who are in place internally to deliver that service

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The fire service exists to prevent harm by building a safe environment, educating people to avoid a variety of dangerous behaviors or conditions, responding to emergencies, and operating a full range of support programs designed to ensure the competence of the overall system’s performance

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The fire service exists to prevent harm by building a safe environment, educating people to avoid a variety of dangerous behaviors or conditions, responding to emergencies, and operating a full range of support programs designed to ensure the competence of the overall system’s performance

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The following behaviors help define key elements of respectful treatment of others:
Be considerate of other people’s feelings and property.
Practice a high degree of discretion in the things said and done to (or in the company of) others.
Accept the differences that diverse people bring to a group, and respect the importance of diversity in organizational effectiveness.
Emphasize the importance of unity as a measure of organiza- tional strength.

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The following behaviors help define key elements of respectful treatment of others:
Be considerate of other people’s feelings and property.
Practice a high degree of discretion in the things said and done to (or in the company of) others.
Accept the differences that diverse people bring to a group, and respect the importance of diversity in organizational effectiveness.
Emphasize the importance of unity as a measure of organiza- tional strength.

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The level of respect people have for a leader is directly related to the level of respect shown them

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The level of respect people have for a leader is directly related to the level of respect shown them

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The versatility required to lead or to follow is a key element of a person’s success

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The versatility required to lead or to follow is a key element of a person’s success

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Leaders must also be fair to themselves and work to maintain their own sense of well being

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Leaders must also be fair to themselves and work to maintain their own sense of well being

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Abraham Maslow and Frederick Herzberg both created motivational theories that identify the basic human needs that drive human behavior and motivation in a hierarchical framework.

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Abraham Maslow and Frederick Herzberg both created motivational theories that identify the basic human needs that drive human behavior and motivation in a hierarchical framework.

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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs consists of five levels of motivational factors, beginning with lower-level needs such as security and safety before focusing on higher level needs such as esteem and power

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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs consists of five levels of motivational factors, beginning with lower-level needs such as security and safety before focusing on higher level needs such as esteem and power

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According to Maslow, a satisfied need is no longer a motivator; therefore, leaders must provide motivational opportunities for each individual based on their current position in the needs hierarchy.

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According to Maslow, a satisfied need is no longer a motivator; therefore, leaders must provide motivational opportunities for each individual based on their current position in the needs hierarchy.

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Herzberg proposed a two-factor theory consisting of maintenance needs and motivational needs

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Herzberg proposed a two-factor theory consisting of maintenance needs and motivational needs

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His maintenance needs correspond to Maslow’s physiological, security, and social needs. Herzberg’s motivational needs correspond to Maslow’s identified needs for esteem and self-actualization

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His maintenance needs correspond to Maslow’s physiological, security, and social needs. Herzberg’s motivational needs correspond to Maslow’s identified needs for esteem and self-actualization

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According to Herzberg, the maintenance factors of physiological, security, and affiliation needs must be fulfilled before a worker can even begin to be motivated

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According to Herzberg, the maintenance factors of physiological, security, and affiliation needs must be fulfilled before a worker can even begin to be motivated

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Herzberg further states that the true motivators are the need for esteem and self-actualization

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Herzberg further states that the true motivators are the need for esteem and self-actualization

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Robert Fulmer’s Process Theory of Motivation Victor Vroom’s Expectancy Theory Situational Leadership
Fred Fiedler’s Contingency Approach to Leadership Robert House’s Path-Goal Approach to Leadership

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Robert Fulmer’s Process Theory of Motivation Victor Vroom’s Expectancy Theory Situational Leadership
Fred Fiedler’s Contingency Approach to Leadership Robert House’s Path-Goal Approach to Leadership

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One of the leader’s primary goals is to motivate and inspire each member so that they perform with minimal supervision or interference.

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One of the leader’s primary goals is to motivate and inspire each member so that they perform with minimal supervision or interference.

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Steven Edwards, in his book Fire Service Personnel Management

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Steven Edwards, in his book Fire Service Personnel Management