Week 4 Flashcards
the trait approach
Assumes leaders have inherent personal characteristics
the position approach
Leadership that is defined by the authority of a particular position.
the leadership-style approach
- Dictates the activities of members, has absolute power over decisions, goals, and major plans.
- Leader who seeks maximum involvement from group members.
- Leader who participates minimally, little input.
the distributed-functions approach
Every group member is a leader at times.
Nearly everyone can be taught to be an effective leader
task role leader
Emerges in groups because they have the best ideas and/or does the most to guide discussion.
- Plays an aggressive role/may be disliked.
-Works to move the group towards specific goals
maintenance role leader
-Emerges in a time of conflict.
-Works towards group harmony.
-Resolves tension.
-Works to strengthen bonds within the group.
consensus
A decision-making process that results in an outcome that everyone is comfortable with.
group think
A decision-making process that results in an outcome that everyone is comfortable with.
self-actualize
striving to realize your own potential
self-transcendence
seeking meaning and purpose beyond yourself
congruence
genuineness or realness
unconditional positive regard
acceptance and caring
accurate empathetic understanding
ability to deeply grasp the subjective world of another person.