Unit 6- Leadership and Influence Flashcards

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Set direction, inspire others; influence relationship between two or more people who depend on each other to attain certain mutual goals in a group situation; establishing a clear vision that others will follow and providing tools to realize this vision

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leadership

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Where does leadership powers come from(4)?

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Due to perceived knowledge, personality, attractiveness, working relationships

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How do leaders inspire?

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Through intrinsic processes and internal inspiration

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one with a position of power that oversees groups of people or tasks

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manager

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Where does manager power come from?

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appointed to role

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How do managers motivate?

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Through external rewards and punishments

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Extent of which individuals believe circumstances and responses are within their control

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locus of control

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people believe they control their own life

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internal locus of control

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people attribute success/failure to outside influences

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external locus of control

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7 core traits of successful leaders

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drive
motivation
integrity
self-confidence
cognitive ability
knowledge of business
charisma
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other studies show what 6 traits of successful leaders

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intelligence, integrity, extraversion, conscientiousness, openness, high self-esteem

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2 types of leader behaviors

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consideration and initiating

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communication and respect; relationship behaviors

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consideration

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planning, problem-solving, scheduling; task-related behaviors

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initiating

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supervisory functions- planning, scheduling, coordinating work activities, providing resources

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job-centered behaviors

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supporting employees

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employee-centered behaviors

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leader evades or eludes, no active/passive position if problem arises

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indifferent

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direct and dominant, expects results and takes control, rule-enforcing

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controlling

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balance and compromise, endorses popular results but cautions unnecessary risk, tests opinions to ensure ongoing acceptability

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status quo

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yield and comply- supports harmonious results, generates positivity and positive work aspects

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accommodating

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contribute and commit; supports with involvement and commitment, explores all facts and views to reach shared understanding

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sound

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Why is integrity important?

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Values of leaders directly translates to values of organization; provides organization with stability, safety, and guidance

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Ability to influence the behavior of others to get what you want

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Power

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The way individuals attempt to influence one another in organizations

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influence tactics

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most frequently used influence tactic; uses facts, data, rational arguments to persuade others that one point of view is the best alternative
rational persuasion
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seldom used influence tactic- engages values, emotions, beliefs to gain support for courses of action
inspirational appeals
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Six sources of power used by leaders
``` legitimate coercive reward expert information referent ```
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Power comes from one's organizational role or position given by election, appointment, or hiring- followers widely recognize this power
legitimate
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power to grant a reward for employee in exchange for job performance
reward
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ability to take something away or punish by firing, denying privileges
Coercive
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power based on knowledge or special skill/experience; personal power
Expert
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Leader possesses knowledge that others need or want
Informational
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Power from being trusted or respected
Referent
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Six stages of design thinking
Empathize, define, ideate, prototype, test, implement
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Manner or approach of providing direction, implementing plans, motivating people
Leadership style
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Style that focuses on technical or task aspects of the job- employees know what is expected of them and have the tools to do their job
Task-oriented Style
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Style that focuses on workplace relationships; emphasizes interpersonal relationships and employee cooperation
People-Oriented Style
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Style where manager has decision-making power, quick decision-making, doesn't foster employee engagement or worker satisfaction
Autocratic Style
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Democratic style- decision-making is shared with group members, values individual interests and prospectives, team cohesion, more employee investment
participative style
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"hands-off" management, manager delegates tasks to others while providing little to no direction, leads to autonomy in employees
Laissez-faire
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Theories of effective leadership (2)
Transactional leadership | Transformational leadership
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Type of leadership there motivation comes from the arrangement of employees being rewarded for accomplishing goals or tasks
Transactional leadership
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Examples of transactional leadership
bonuses, money, performance bonuses
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Assumption of transactional leadership
assumes desires of the leader and employees is not the same- extrinsic motivation must be used
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Changing desires of the follower to match the desires of the leader; greater source of motivation to pursue the goal
Transformational leadership
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Components of transformational leadership (4)
Idealized influence inspirational motivation intellectual stimulation individualized consideration
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Leadership models behaviors and attitudes that subordinates choose to emulate
idealized influence
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leadership inspires a passionate vision among subordinates or in organization
inspirational motivation
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leadership recognizes intellect of subordinates and empowers their contributions
intellectual stimulation
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leadership takes time to learn about individual talents and puts them to good use
individualized consideration
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Style of leadership that changes from situation to situation; style and approach to diverse circumstances is adapted, balanced personal leadership style with followers level of maturity or preparedness
Situational Leadership
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4 Types of situational Leadership
1. Telling 2. Selling 3. Participating 4. Delegating
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Directive, authoritative approaches, leader makes decisions and tells employees what to do
Telling
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Leaders are decision-makers but they communicate and work to persuade employees rather than direct them
Selling
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Leaders work with the team members to make decisions together; leaders support, encourage, participate
Participating
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Leaders assigns decision-making responsibility to team-members but oversees their work
Delegating
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Levels of follower maturity
low competence, low commitment low competence, high commitment high competence, low commitment high competence, high commitment
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What determines appropriate leadership style a manager should use
situation and individual involved
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leadership style when employees have low abilities, low intrinsic motivation, little time for deadlines
autocratic situations
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leadership style when employees have high abilities, high intrinsic motivation, decisions are relevant to employees or the decision impacts a large number of people, such as organizational change
participative situations
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leadership style when delegating, high abilities, creative fields where team values its freedom, high achievement motivation
Laissez-faire