LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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A proccess of influencing others, attempting to achieve shared goals and inspiring to action.

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Leadership

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The one who leads, conduct or guides the process

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Leader

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To go with or ahead of so as to show the way; guide.

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Lead

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Types of Leaders

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*Informal leader
*Formal or appointed

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Does not have official saction to direct activities of others; chosen by the group itself.

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Informal Leader

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Chosen by administration, and given official or legitimate autority to act
Ex: The elected and appointed officers of an organization

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Formal or appointed

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Theories of Leadership

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  1. Trait Theory
  2. Great-Man theory
  3. Contingency theory
  4. Integrative leadership model
  5. Transactional Leadership
  6. Transformational Theory
  7. Path-Goal Theory
  8. Strategy Theory
  9. Charismatic Theory
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-Leaders have traits that must be enhanced by experience
-Envisioning goals, affirming values, serving as a symbol

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Trait Theory

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Qualities/ Traits of a Leader

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•Intelligence
•Personality
•Abilities

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Judgement, knowledge and fluency of speech

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Intelligence

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Adaptability, alertness, creativity, cooperativeness, personal integrity, self-confidence, emotional balance and control, independence

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Personality

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Ability to enlist cooperation, popularity and prestige, sociability/interpersonal skills, social participation, tact and diplomacy

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Abilities

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Leadership traits

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•Task-Oriented
•Relationship-Oriented
•Participative Leadership

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Behaviors include planning, scheduling & coordinating activites

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Task Oriented

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Includes being friendly & considerate, showing trust & confidence, expressing appreciation & providing recognition

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Relationship Oriented

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Enlist associates participation in making decisions

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Participative leadership

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-Leaders are born and not made
-Great leaders will arise when there is a great need.
Ex: King in Spain

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Great-Man Theory

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_____argues that few people are born to be great leaders who are well rounded & simultaneously instrument & supportive.

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Great-Man theory

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-Leaders’ ability to lead is contingent upon the situation.
a. Leadership-member relationship
b. Task structure
c. Position power

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Contingency Theory

*Leadership style will be effective & ienffective depending on the situation

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-Obviously, there is no one best leadership style. Leaders are rarely totally people-oriented or task-oriented.
-One should be aware of his own behavior & learn to adapt.

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Integrative Leadership Model

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Integrative Leadership Model

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a. Behavioral Theory
b. Participative Leadership
c. Situational Leadership Theory

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Successful leadership is based in definable, learnable behavior.

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Behavioral Theory

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People are more committed to actions

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Participative Leadership

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-Depends on the level of the maturity of individual

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Situational Theory

-Situational Theory uses task behavior & relationship behavior in relation to the follower’s, readiness, called maturity to emphasize the importance of the maturity level of the followers, & the leader needs to adapt leadership styles accordingly

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People are motivated by reward and punishment
Transactional Leadership
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-Empowerment is the key factor -People will follow person who inspires them and who has vision and passion. -Value-based leadership
Transformational Theory
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-Leaders have certain objectives and initiate their followers to attain their own objectives. -Derived from the expectancy theory where people act as they do because they expect their behavior to produce satisfactory results.
Path-Goal Theory
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BASED ON HUMAN HANDLING SKILLS OF LEADERS Strategy 1: Attention thru vision Strategy 2: Meaning thru communication Strategy 3: Trust thru positioning Strategy 4: Deployment of self-thru positive self-regard
Strategy Theory
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-Charm and grace are needed to create followers -Self-belief
Charismatic Theory
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inspires others by obtaining emotional commitment from followers and by arousing feelings of loyalty & enthusiasm
Charismatic theory leader
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found that these leaders have strong conviction & high self-confidence & followers has the similar belief with the charismatic leader thus showing signs of unquestioning acceptance & obedience.
Robert House
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it sometimes leads into blind obedience but transformational leaders use it to motivate members.
Bernard Bass
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STYLES OF LEADERSHIP
1. Autoritarian/ Autocratic 2. Democratic/ Participative 3. Laissez- Faire/Permissive 4. Multicratic/ Situational 5. Charasmatic
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-Strong control over the group or directive approach -concern with task accomplish
Authoritarian/ Autocratic Autocratic- involves centralized decision making, with the Leader making the decision & using power to command & control others.
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-Leaders focuses on involving subordinates in decision making -People-oriented
Democratic/Participative Democratic- is participatory, with the autority delegated to others, influential by having close and personal relationship with the subordinates.
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-Delegating approach - Little or no direction is provided to subordinates
Laissez- Faire/ Permissive Laissez faire is passive & permissive, nondirective, inactive. Chaos is most likely develop because members may work independetly.
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The leader identifies which style of leadership a particular situation requires.
Multicratic/ Situational
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Obtains emotional commitment from followers and by arousing feelings of loyalty & enthusiasm inspires other to follow
Charismatic
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Legitimate power to direct others
Authority
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It is one's capacity to influence others
Power
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Derived from the knowledge & skills one possesses
Expert power
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derived from the position one holds in a group & indicates authority
Legitimate power
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derived from respect & trust coming from any individual group or organization
Referent power
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comes from the ability to recognize others for compliying
Reward power
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based on fear of punishment if one fails to conform
Coercive power
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comes from coalition & interpersonal relationship
Connective power
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derived from knowledge & access to information
Informational power