Learning to Lead & to Be Flashcards

1
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Leaders are born, not made.

A

False.

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A person’s personal circumstances, experiences & lessons in life cannot elicit leadership qualities & traits from someone not born a leader.

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False.

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Born leaders have the qualities and traits of leaders that have to do with their personality and character. Some of the traits seem innate, like a person’s charismatic appeal which cannot be learned in school.

A

True.

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4
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The adaptive leader must have high self-awareness & self-mastery.

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TRUE.

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5
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This leader is able to fit his leadership style with the situation at hand.

Inspirational Leader.
Adaptive Leader.
Transformational Leader.

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ADAPTIVE LEADER.

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6
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This is essentially the leader as Strategist & Strategy Implementor (Warrior King) & the leader as Articulator & Embodiment of Corporate Culture, Values, Principles & Beliefs (Philosopher King).

Inspirational Leader.
Adaptive Leader.
Transformational Leader.

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TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADER.

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7
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Focuses on the leader as a change master at two levels. The first & higher level is entrepreneurial change mastery & the second is managerial change mastery.

Inspirational Leader.
Adaptive Leader.
Transformational Leader.

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TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADER.

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8
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A person of vision who establishes the raison d’etre of the organization.

Inspirational Leader.
Adaptive Leader.
Transformational Leader.

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INSPIRATIONAL LEADER

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9
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Leader formators must not only have high IQs but have high emotional quotient, high adversity quotient & high intuition, creativity, integrative thinking capabilities.

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True.

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10
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It is not the leader’s role to take on the added responsibility of transforming each student or mentee into a leader.

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False.

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11
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Leader formators must themselves have the ability to lead. At the very least, they should be role models & wellsprings of inspiration.

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True.

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12
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If leaders can be made, then the formation of leaders must start at a very early stage of a person’s development.

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True.

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Followers praise leaders who are altruistic and self-sacrificing rather than self-centered to ensure that the greater good of the group is attained.

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True.

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14
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Leaders can either be born or made.

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True.

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15
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Bases and Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) President and CEO and is the deputy chief implementer of the government’s COVID-19 response. An example of an adaptive leader.

W. Clement Stone.
Vicencio “Vince” Dizon.
Adam Smith.

A

Vicencio “Vince” Dizon.

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16
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Ability of an adaptive leader to have a wide repertoire of management styles to govern by and to know what strategies will work or will not work as situations change.

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Situational Adaptation.

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17
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What leadership style works best for highly capable staff but works worst when no feedback is given and if the organization is not so smart and talented.

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Pacesetting.

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18
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What leadership style works best when consensus is needed but works worst when a hard decision must be made especially during crises.

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Democratic.

19
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What leadership style works best for unity & persuasion to higher version and for communication and feedback.

A

Affiliation.

20
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What leadership style works best when an enthusiastic/ charismatic leader uses it for empowerment but works worst when the leader is overbearing or too pushy.

A

Authoritative.

21
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What leadership style works best during emergencies/ crises, but works worst when dealing with a highly intelligent, egalitarian society.

A

Coercive.

22
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This character trait of an adaptive leader refers to strong motivation to succeed and high aversion to failure.

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Achievement.

23
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An adaptive leader admits when they make mistakes and changes or abandons non-productive strategies.

A

True.

24
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Large-scale change is a quick process, which calls for willingness to bear the pressure that comes along with that.

A

False.

25
Q

The adaptive leader does not understand and accept change. Therefore, they don’t need to foresee and counteract any reluctant behavior from teammates.

A

False.

26
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The capacity to create an environment that embraces diversity of views and takes advantage of such collective knowledge to benefit the organization is a trait of an adaptive leader.

A

True.

27
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There are four basic traits of the adaptive leader: emotional intelligence, organizational justice, character, and development.

A

True.

28
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An adaptive leader uses authority & power easily, tends to dominate & exercise leadership frequently.

A

Assertion.

29
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This character trait of an adaptive leader refers to their want to experiment on new new things & takes pleasure in being very much of the “world”.

A

Adventure.

30
Q

The control and deployment of resources to create an innovative economic organization for the purpose of profit and growth under conditions of risk and uncertainty.

A

Entrepreneurship.

31
Q

A mindset and attitude in taking a particular approach to doing things.

A

Entrepreneurship.

32
Q

Often requires creativity and innovation while addressing a new opportunity or concern in a new way.

A

Entrepreneurship.

33
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Management refers to the process of running an organization with the help of available resources and achieving goals or objectives which are set by an entrepreneur.

A

True.

34
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Management refers to accepting responsibilities to run an organization, focusing on business objectives, and seeing that the work has been done as per plan.

A

True.

35
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Management refers to transforming an idea into reality by using available resources. The role of the entrepreneur is very vital, and they have full power and authority in the business.

A

False.

36
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Entrepreneurship refers to starting a business that generally requires business concepts, ideas, technology, people for support, a process by which service or product will be delivered, and money to run all activities.

A

True.

37
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Generally, brings all the M’s (Men & Women, Money, Machines, Materials, Methods, and Markets) together to run the business and to achieve the objective of the organization.

A

Management.

38
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One of the arts of getting things done through and with people in the formally organized group.

A

Management.

39
Q

Which of the following is not a key feature of management?

Getting work done through people.
Time management.
Creating or planning a new product or service.
Result-oriented.

A

Creating or planning a new product or service.

40
Q

Which of the following is not an entrepreneurship activity?

Finding a new business venture.
Using a professional approach at work.
Taking an idea and executing them.
Creating or planning a new product.

A

Using a professional approach at work.

41
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“The entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an opportunity”

W. Clement Stone.
Vicencio “Vince” Dizon.
Adam Smith.
Peter Drucker.

A

Peter Drucker.

42
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The entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an opportunity.

A

True.

43
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An individual person or group of people that accept responsibilities to run the organization.

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Management.