Chapter 7 leading the F/O Flashcards

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The process by which a person influence others to understand and agree about what needs to be done and how to do it

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Leadership

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The process of facilitating individual and collective effort to accomplish shared objectives

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Leadership

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3
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The characteristic that leaders can be effective only to the extent that others are willing to accept their leadership

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Followership

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4
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Name the 3 major leadership styles

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  1. Autocratic
  2. democratic
  3. laissez-faire
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5
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(Style) considered the iron- hand approach to maintain high personal control of the group high risk operations

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Autocratic

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6
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Name the (2) situations the autocratic styles of leadership is required

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-When fire company is in high-risk scene.
(No time for discussion)
-when fire officer needs to take immediate corrective activity to a confrontation
(Control,neutralize,command)

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7
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(Style) consultative approach takes advantage of all the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the group in determining how the meet an objective or complete a task. (low-risk emergency operations)

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Democratic

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8
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A free-rein style of leadership . Decision making by fire fighter’s..(Little personal hazard)

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Laissez-Faire

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9
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The capacity of one party to influence another party.

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Power

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Name the (5) different types of power. (French & Raven) “ target person” response from “agent” making request.

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    • Legitimate power - right to make request & obligation to comply.
    • Reward power - rewards controlled by the agent.
    • Expert power - agent has special knowledge.
    • Referent power - admiration of or identification w/ the agent & seeks approval.
    • Coercive Power - avoid punishment believed to be controlled by agent.
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Professor Gary Yuki updated French & Ravens, to define (2) types of power.

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  • Personal power.

- Positional power

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12
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Gary Yukl updates French & Ravens taxonomy.
The “EXPERT & REFERENT Power” is combined and
reflects the effectiveness of the individual

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Personal power

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13
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French & Raven’s , Legitimate, reward & coercive power is defined by the role an individual has within the organization.

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Positional power

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14
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Professor Yuki provides (2) additional positional based powers. What are they?

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  • Information power

- Ecological power

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15
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When it comes to methods of assigning tools a fire officer may :

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  • Follow SOP’s

- Preassigning them or assign them on scene

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16
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What does the first arriving officer provide units not yet on scene including chief officer?

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Provides leadership & direction

17
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Best known motivational theory, suggest that behavior is a function of its consequence

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Reinforcement theory

18
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Name the 4 types of reinforcers that exist

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  • positive (rewarding)
  • negative (consequence)
  • extinction (ignoring)
  • punishment (punishing)
19
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Frederick Herzberg’s “Motivational - Hygiene Theory” breaks motivation into 2 parts, they are?

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Hygiene factors
And
Motivation factors

20
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External conditions to the individual; pay and work conditions

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Hygiene factors

21
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Internal determined motivators; desire for recognition, achievement, responsibility and advancement

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Motivation factors

22
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A theory used to motivate f/f, must be difficult but attainable, to easy and the f/f would not work hard, to difficult and the f/f believes failure is inevitable

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Goal-Setting Theory

23
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A motivational process, evaluates outcomes received for their input, compared to outcomes others received for their input

Outcomes: Pay and benefits, recognition promotion
Inputs: education and performance level, special skill, risk taken

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Equity Theory

24
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Theory explains why fire chief gets paid more than a f/f and a f/f gets paid more than a dishwasher

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Equity Theory

25
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People act in a manner they believe will lead to an outcome they value

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Expectancy theory

26
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Name the 5 step approach LEADERs use to make decisions

Specific question

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  1. Clear your mind
  2. List options
  3. Weigh the outcomes
  4. Make a choice
  5. Evaluate decision
27
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This style of leadership is used when planning a project or developing daily work plan

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Democratic

28
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French and Ravens “studies of social powers”

The “target person” believes that the “agent” has the right to make the request and the target person has the obligation to comply

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Legitimate power

29
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French and Ravens “studies of social power”

The “target person” complies to obtain rewards believed to be controlled by the “agent”

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Reward power

30
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French and Ravens “studies of social power”

The “target person” complies due to a belief that the “agent” has special knowledge

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Expert power

31
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French and Raven “studies of social power”

The “target person” complies due to admiration of or identification with the “agent” and seeks approval

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Referent power

32
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French and Raven “studies of social powers”

The “target person” complies to avoid punishment believed to be controlled by the “agent”

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Coercive power

33
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Gary Yukl updates French & Ravens taxonomy.
The “LEGITIMATE, REWARDS and COERCIVE Power” is combined
And
Defined by the role an individual has within the organization

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Positional power

34
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Gary Yukl position based power that sts
Unlike EXPERT power, this power is based on the target persons assessment of the agents ability to discover or obtain relevant information rapidly and efficiently, usually through a cultivated network of sources

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Information power

35
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Gary Yukl, positioned base power sts
Control over the physical environment, technology or organization of work. The target persons behavior is based on perceptions of opportunities and constraints

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Ecological power

36
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Question on Motivation:

According to this theory, the key to motivation is for the officer to set specific goals that will increase performance

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Goal-Setting Theory