chapter 13 Flashcards
(40 cards)
What is the definition of leadership?
The use of power and influence to direct activities of followers toward achieving goals.
Name the four leader decision-making styles.
Autocratic, Consultative, Facilitative, Delegative.
What is the autocratic decision-making style?
Leader makes decisions alone without input from followers.
What is the consultative decision-making style?
Leader seeks input but makes the final decision.
What is the facilitative decision-making style?
Leader seeks group consensus for decisions.
What is the delegative decision-making style?
Leader delegates decision-making responsibility to followers.
What are the two main day-to-day leadership behaviours?
Initiating structure and consideration.
Define initiating structure in leadership.
Task-oriented behaviours like setting goals and clarifying roles.
Define consideration in leadership.
People-oriented behaviours like building trust and relationships.
What is transformational leadership?
Inspires followers to achieve extraordinary outcomes through a shared vision.
Name the four components of transformational leadership.
Idealized influence, Inspirational motivation, Intellectual stimulation, Individualized consideration.
What is idealized influence?
Acting as a role model and earning trust.
What is inspirational motivation?
Communicating a compelling vision and high expectations.
What is intellectual stimulation?
Encouraging creativity and innovation.
What is individualized consideration?
Providing personal mentorship and support.
What is transactional leadership?
Focuses on rewards for performance and task completion.
What are the three types of transactional leadership?
Passive management by exception, Active management by exception, Contingent reward.
Define passive management by exception.
Leader intervenes only after mistakes occur.
Define active management by exception.
Leader actively monitors for mistakes and corrects them.
Define contingent reward.
Leader offers rewards for meeting performance goals.
What is Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory?
Focuses on the quality of relationships between leaders and followers.
What is high-quality LMX?
Close relationships with trust and high communication.
What is low-quality LMX?
Limited interaction and support from the leader.
How do trait theories view leadership?
Leadership is based on inherent traits like charisma and confidence.