Chapter 11 Flashcards
When does Leadership occur?
When individual(s) exert influence on the goal achievement of other(s).
Compare Leadership, management/supervision and Administration.
Leadership: vision and company direction
Management: organizing people
Administration: Concerned with processes
Explain the difference between leadership studies before 1980 and after 1980.
Before 1980- Focus was on supervisory nature
After 1980- Focus on inspirational leadership
What are the two dimensions of leader behavior as defined in the Ohio State, and Michigan State Studies.
in Ohio State: 1. Consideration (personal concern) 2. Initiating Structure(provides direction) in the Michigan State Studies: 1. Employee-oriented 2. Production-oriented
When Should leaders Exhibit one dimension of behaviour over the other?
Consideration: Clear, and/or unfulfilling task
Initiating Structure: under pressure, or lack knowledge
According to Fiedler, when is each leadership style most effective?
- Task-Oriented: high control or low control
2. Relationship Oriented: moderate control
According to Hersey and Blanchard’s situational leadership, when is each behaviour appropriate to the task?
- Delegating- Employees is Able and Willing
- Participating- Able and unwilling
- Selling- Unable and Willing
- Telling- Unable and Unwilling
According to Path-Goal theory, What is the most important activities of a leader?
Clarify the paths to various goals and interests to subordinates.
According to house, What are the four characteristics of charismatic leaders?
- Have a Vision
- Are willing to take risks(self-sacrifice)
- Sensitive to needs of followers and abilities
- Exhibits behaviors that are novel.
When are people more likely to respond to a charismatic leader?
- Task has an idealogical component
- Environment of stress and uncertainty
- Sense of crisis
What are the four characteristics of transformational leadership?
- Idealized influence(gains trust and respect)
- Inspirational Motivation
- Intellectual Stimulation
- Individualized consideration