Leadership

Question 1

Leader definition

Answer 1

a person who influences the behavior of an individual or group.

Question 2

how many primary factors are there in situational leadership?

Answer 2

three primary factors

Question 3

What are the three primary factors of situational leadership

Answer 3

1. Task
2. The followers ability and
   willingness
3. The leader’s selection of the
   most appropriate leadership
   style

Question 4

Two types of power in leading and influence people are:

Answer 4

1. Personal Power
2. Position Power

Question 5

Personal Power definition

Answer 5

The extent to which you can gain the confidence and trust of those people that you’re attempting to influence. It’s cohesiveness or commitment between leaders and followers.”

We get personal power from others – what they choose to give us.

Question 6

Position Power

Answer 6

The extent to which leaders have rewards, punishments and sanctions they can bring to bear in reference to the followers.”

Position power comes from a formal role within the organization.

Question 7

what are the two types of personal power?

Answer 7

1. referent power
2. expert power

Question 8

what are the three types of positional power?

Answer 8

1. Reward Power
2. Coercive Power
3. Legitimate Power

Question 9

Law enforcement managers _____ while law enforcement leaders______.

Answer 9

1. maintain
2. develop