Leadership Flashcards

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What is leadership?

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The behavioural process influencing individuals and groups towards set goals (barrow 1977)

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Whatr are some of the qualites of leadership?

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Determined- has a drive to suceed
communicator- able to express themselves clearly
perceptual- able to identify potential problems and put in place strategies to address them
empatheitc- able to put themseles in the positons of others and undderstand how they feel
consistent
ambitious
good persona
clear goals- working towards the goals
excellent technical knowledge
charisma and presence

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What are the 2 types of leaders?

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Emergent and perscribed

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What is an emergent leader?

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A player or performer becomes a manager within the group
prescribed from within the group
is often he caretaker
experienced performer becomes a a coach

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What is a perscribed leader?

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A leader from outside the group; a manager
teacher prescribes player from outside who becomes leader
non-native coach of a national team

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What are the positives of having an emergent leader?

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They have good knowledge of the other team memevbr

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What are the 3 styles of leadership?

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Autocratic, democratic, laissez, faire

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What is the autocratic leadership?

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Foucssed on the tsk
leader makes all the decisions
goal/task and outcome orientated
does not delagte
responsibility
get the job done
engage in little consultation
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when is autocratic good?

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Good for male leaders
male participants 
large groups
clear message
leader seems confident 
imposes conformity- important in dangerous sitations
good for beginners- throwing a javelin 
time is short 
danger notion
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What is a democaratic leader?

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person orientated about relationships rather than job
building relationships
effective
shared decisions- members swell as leader share deciisons
consultation- members have their say

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When is a democratic performer best used?

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the leader is female
the group is female
females prefer democracy
group is friendly towards on another 
good relationships
develops ownerships
works if there is time
good for wider opinions and ideas
good for experienced performers
good for members who prefer democracy
good for older members
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What is a laissez faire leader?

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lets things happen
dont take action
allows actions to develop stands aside

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When is a laissez faire best for leading?

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used specfically useful in team building
useful for oaa- outside adventure activities
discovery activities

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What Is the multi stage dimensional model?

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Assess how congruent a performance is and group satisfaction/performance

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What are the characteristics?

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Situational
member charsctersitics
leader characteristics

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What are the situation characteristics- favourable?

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the nature, size of the group, the danger of the environment an recent results which brings about a required behaviour. Leadership has to react in a stye that is relevant to the situation

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What are the leaders characteristics?

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preferred style of the leader, may have success in the past from autocratic from own experience. have to show adaptability if prefer democracy but needed autocracy

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What are the members characteristics?

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the nature of the members, what are their experiences whoa re they; age, gender, experience
will have a preference to how they behave to preferred

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What are the types of behaviour on the mode?

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Preferred heavuour
required
actual

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What is the actual behaviour?

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what the leader has chosen to apply the situation to

but strongly influenced by the leader; what their experiences are

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What is the preferred behaviour?

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what the members want may be autocracy or democracy. elite athletes prefer autocratic maybe, other circumstances; prefer democratic

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What is the required behaviour?

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what the behaviour should be from the situation that they’re in, if its dangerous, what the situation demands autocrayc/democracy

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What do the behaviours and characteristics correspond to?

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group performance

group satisfaction

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What is the group satisfaction?

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The extent to which the performers felt by the group whilst performing

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What is the group performance?
the extent to which the group performed successfully or not
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What creates a full congruence?
High group performance | high group saisfaction= full congruence
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What should always over ride one characteristic in the model?
the required should always over ride the preferred
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What did chellandurai recognise as the five dimensions of leadership?
leaders need to be adaptable situation charactersitis- javelin - required leader characteristics - actual members characteristic- preferred
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what are the factors that infuence the situation?
The strength of the leader the relationships clear tasks
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What do novices prefer:
rewarding behaviour
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What do experts prefer?
Democrati and social support
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What do team members prefer?
Training and instruction behaviour,
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What
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what are the characteristics of an effective leader/
``` clear goal good personana ambitious empathetic compassionate good technical knowledge ```
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what is a prescribed leader?
A leader who has been appointed from outside f the group | non-native manager is appointed as a coach
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what is the trait theory?
``` biological stable trait its male social learning is irrelavent great man theory- traditional belief sons inherit from fathers born characteristics enduring social learning is irrevelant ```
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What is the social learning theory?
copying mimoracy vicarious experiences leadership is learnt from others access to high status to role models is importnant copy high status models- strong achieving models model on successful leadership male charismatic solve model on that behaviour embassies social environment and socialisaiton- the su of all experiences learned better and more likely if reinforced- law of effect- reinforced and
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what is the interactionist approach?
the traits and the environment interact people might be born with leadership characteristics=- empathy and leadership skills, the situation brings them out interaction hollander present of the behaviours. the situation requiring passive and more active in different situations someone would show biological/innate leadership within them who situation demands it but someone maybe leadership in sport no where else best current thinking
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what is accord?
``` or known as a consanant where all the groups characteristics correspond are are in aggrememnt which gets group satisfaction autocracy dangerous situation performers prefer autocracu coach had success of autocrayc correspond to group satisfaction ```
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what is discord?
Disonnance, the situation may required democracy, performers may prefer democracy but coach refers autocracy and actual get a reduction in performance
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what are the disadvnatges of lasaiz faire?
provides a lack of direction- lacks leadership skills members end up with lack of guidance people may give up lack of direction reduce
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what are the disadvnates of social learning?
Ignores traits