5.3 - leadership Flashcards

1
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define leadership

A

someone who has influence in helping others to achieve their goals

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2
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what are the types of leader?

A

emergent
prescribed

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3
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what is an emergent leader?

A

appointed from within the group

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4
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what is a prescribed leader?

A

appointed from outside the group

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5
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what are the characteristics of a leader?

A

inspirational
confidence
charisma
communication
organisational skills
interpersonal skills
empathy
experience

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6
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what are the 3 styles of leadership?

A

autocratic
democratic
laissez-faire

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7
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what is an autocratic leadership style?

A

leader makes all the decisions
- dictates instructions
- task orientated and is concerned with results
- best in positive situation

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8
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what is a democratic leadership style?

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leader listens to the group before making decisions
- person orientated
- concerned with individual success
- leader is best in a moderately favourable situation

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9
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what is a laissez-faire style?

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leader has little input
- led by senior players
- less motivated players can stop working

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10
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what does Fiedler’s contingency model suggest?

A

that an autocratic leadership style is best in the least and most favourable situations and democratic is best for moderately favourable situations

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11
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why is autocratic best for most favourable?

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it is task orientated
- clear task
- group get on
- strong leader
- respect for leader
- high ability
- high levels of motivation

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12
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why is autocratic best for least favourable?

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task orientated
- unclear task
- hostile group
- weak leader
- little respect for leader
- low ability
- low motivation
- little support

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13
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why is democratic best for moderately favourable?

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person orientated
- need for consultation
- some support
- some harmony
- some clarity
- time to discuss
- motivation is moderate
- group has reasonable ability

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14
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what is Chelladurai’s multidimensional model of leadership?

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  • leaders should use an interactive approach to balance the situation, leader and the group
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15
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how does the situation affect the style of leadership?

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individual sports may need a more democratic / laissez-faire style (e.g athletics)
- complex tasks may need more autocratic style
- can be affected by time available, type of task and danger (e.g somersault)

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16
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how does the leader affect the style of leadership?

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can be affected by:
- leader characteristics
- experience
- preference

17
Q

how does the group affect leadership style?

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lots of numbers may dictate a different style of leadership
- can be affected by: group size, group ability (novice/expert), age and gender

18
Q

what are the 3 types of leadership behaviour?

A

required behaviour - what the situation demands
preferred behaviour - what the group wants
actual behaviour - what the leader decides to do in relation to leadership style