Chapter 5 - Leadership Flashcards

1
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What is leadership

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characterized as a social interpersonal impact link between 2 or more people who rely on one another to achieve common goals

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2
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Maintenance requirements

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the need for people to be accepted and strive to work together

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3
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task needs

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the needs for the team to manage advancement toward achieving the goal that led to the the formation of the group

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4
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what are the 2 types of leaders?

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formal -a person who is acknowledged as the groups official leader by those outside the group
informal - persons who have significant influence over team members despiute not holding a recognized leadership position

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5
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Goal set theory

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people will perform much better at work if they have demanding, defined, and agreed-upon performance goals or targets

people try to achieve the objectives they set for themselves

challenging goals produce greater results than easy goals

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6
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Expectancy theory

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people choose the more appealing goal when presented with 2 or more options

people are rational in their decisions concerning alternatives - they choose the option with the highest benefits and the fewest drawbacks

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7
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Attribution theory

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describes the cognitive process through which people perceive the reasons or causes for their actions

perceives events as being generated by a specific component of a generally stable environment

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8
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self-determination theory

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not just what motivates people but also how extrinsic rewards influences intrinsic motivation

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9
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extrinsic motivation

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doing something for the sake of achieving the desired results

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10
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intrinsic motivation

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doing something for the sake of the activity itself

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11
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jobs are inherently motivating when they meet at least one of the three higher order needs are met

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expertise
independence
affiliation

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12
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Situational leadership includes:

A

directing
coaching
supporting
delegating

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13
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Directing

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leader-driven

almost all new employees require a more direct leadership style

must focus on tasks rather than the relationship because the eelationship does not yet exist

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14
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coaching

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for individuals who have enhanced their dedication as well as their competence

individuals are not completely sure about their abilities just yet , but they are improving

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15
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supporting

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employees are proficient at their professions but are still inconsistent and not entirely dedicated

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16
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delegating

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to develop employees who feel fully energized and are capable of taking the ball and running with it with minimum monitoring

17
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expectation theory of motivation

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employees are driven when they believe that their efforts will result in a great outcome, their sincere efforts will be recognized, or the rewards they will receive will be useful to them

path-goal theory- leaders primary responsibility is to ensure all 3 of these conditions are met

18
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the four types of leadership styles

A
  1. directive
  2. supportive
  3. participative
  4. achievement oriented
19
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directive leadership

A

giving explicit instructions to their subordinates

20
Q

supportive leadership

A

bosses treat their employees well and show them that they care about them personally

most effective for employees under stress

21
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participative leadership

A

indirectly directing strategic choices for workers with a high internal locus of control

most successful when employees have a high skill level and the choices they make are personally important

22
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achievement oriented

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leaders set goals for their personnel and encourage them to achieve their goals

23
Q

transformational leaders

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focus on companys success rather than personal success

24
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Transactional leaders

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guarantee that employees will exhibit appropriate behaviors and deliver resources in exchange for their benefit

25
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4 tools of transformational leaders

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1, charisma

  1. vision
  2. intellectual stimulation
  3. individualized consideration
26
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performance calibration

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process through which managers assess job performance and individual performance rankings

27
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talent calibration

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future-oriented to measure the general robustness of an organizations talent pool

28
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process of performance calibration

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  1. appraisal
  2. calibration
  3. feedback
29
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rational approach

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use of evidence, facts and logical arguments to mpersuade people that your point of view is the best option

30
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personal appeal

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require rapport and communication between a leader and the people who are being persuaded

31
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coalition

A

a group of people working together to achieve a single goal