Leadership Flashcards

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What are the 2 types of leadership?

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1) Emergent leader

2) Prescribed leader

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What is an emergent leader?

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Someone who is promoted to a higher authority role from within the group

E.g. = An assistant manager being given the manager role if the manager leaves

Ruud van Nistelrooy -> From assistant to manager when Erik ten Hag was sacked

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What is a prescribed leader?

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Someone who is appointed from an external force

E.g. = A new manager being appointed from another team

Ruben Amorim -> Appointed by Manchester United from Sporting CP

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What are the benefits of an emergent leader? (2)

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More likely to be readily accepted by the group as they already know the players and team dynamics

They have the benefit of understanding how different people communicate within the team and have already shown their commitment to the group

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What are the benefits of a prescribed leader? (2)

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They can be more objective and more creative

They carry more authority than an emergent leader

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What are the 4 key characteristics of an effective leader?

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1) Communication

2) Charisma -> e.g. Jose Mourinho uses his charisma to get people to buy in to what he wants to do

3) Confidence

4) Flexibility

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What are the 3 main leadership styles?

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1) Autocratic leadership

2) Democratic leadership

3) Laissez-Faire

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What is autocratic leadership?

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When the leader makes all the decisions

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What is democratic leadership?

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When the leader shares decisions, involves the group members and delegates

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What is Laissez-Faire leadership?

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When the group makes the decisions and the leader gives very little feedback

The leader makes few decisions and takes a back seat

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When is autocratic leadership preferred? (4)

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  • Large groups
  • Beginners
  • Dangerous skills
  • When coaching males
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When is democratic leadership preferred? (4)

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  • Small groups
  • High ability individuals
  • Safe skills
  • When coaching females
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When is Laissez-Faire leadership preferred? (3)

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  • When developing creativity
  • Elite performers
  • When motivation and trust is high
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What are the negatives of an emergent leader? (2)

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  • They have their own friendships within the group
  • Which may lead to bias
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What are the negatives of a prescribed leader? (2)

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  • Do not share team culture
  • Not aware of friendships and groups
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What is Chelladurai’s multi dimensional model of sports leadership?

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The more elements of this model that match each other, the more effective the leadership is likely to be

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What is the diagram for Chelladullai’s multi-dimensional model of sports leadership?

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Situational characteristics \ / -> Required behaviour
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Leader characteristics -> Actual behaviour -> Performance and Satisfaction
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Member characteristics / \ -> Preferred behaviour

18
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What are situational characteristics? Use the example of rock climbing

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  • Time
  • Environment
  • Conditions

E.g. = High risk activity (90mins)

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What are leader characteristics? Use the example of rock climbing

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  • Personality
  • Past experiences
  • Style (natural)

E.g. = Rock climbing would require a naturally autocratic approach

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What are member characteristics? Use the example of rock climbing

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  • Age
  • Ability
  • Gender
  • Size of group

E.g. = Group is large and inexperienced

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What is required behaviour? Use the example of rock climbing

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What leadership style the leader SHOULD do

E.g. = Autocratic leadership

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What is actual behaviour? Use the example of rock climbing

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The leadership style the leader ACTUALLY chooses

E.g. = Autocratic leadership

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What is preferred behaviour? Use the example of rock climbing

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What leadership style the group would like

E.g. = Autocratic leadership

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What is performance + satisfaction?

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When all aspects match -> leader is effective

The leadership styles match the novice performers

25
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What is the trait perspective theory of leadership?

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It suggests that leaders are born with their leadership qualities

26
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What is the social learning theory of leadership?

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States that leaders learn to use their skills to meet the demands of the situation

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What is the interactionist theory of learning?

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Takes into account the strengths of both the trait and situational theories