Leadership Review Flashcards

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What are Influencing Tactics?

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Strategies to persuade others, such as rational persuasion, inspirational appeal, consultation, and ingratiation.

These tactics are essential for effective leadership and collaboration.

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What is the purpose of Forming Coalitions?

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Creating alliances to strengthen influence and gain support.

Coalitions can enhance the effectiveness of influencing tactics.

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What are the potential outcomes of influencing tactics?

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  • Commitment: Target agrees and supports
  • Compliance: Target agrees with minimal effort
  • Resistance: Target refuses

Understanding these outcomes helps in adjusting strategies.

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Define Inspirational Appeal.

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Appealing to values, emotions, or ideals to inspire action.

Effective when individuals are emotionally invested.

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When is Inspirational Appeal most effective?

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When people are emotionally invested and when asking for commitment to a cause or mission.

Emotional connection can drive higher levels of commitment.

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What does using Personal Magnetism to Influence involve?

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Charisma and personal appeal that make others naturally follow and trust you.

Personal magnetism can enhance leadership effectiveness.

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What are Implicit Leadership Theories (ILT)?

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Mental models of what a leader should be like; matching these perceptions increases acceptance.

Leaders who align with these mental models often gain greater support.

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What are the key components of Effective Change in organizations?

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  • Communicate vision clearly
  • Build urgency
  • Empower others to act
  • Short-term wins to maintain momentum

These components help sustain change initiatives.

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Define Differentiation in the context of influencing.

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Recognizing distinct groups or roles.

Differentiation can enhance targeted communication.

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What is Rational Persuasion?

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Using logic, facts, and reason to convince others.

Effective in professional settings where data-driven decisions are valued.

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What does Leading by Example entail?

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Modeling behavior you want to see.

Leaders who demonstrate desired behaviors can inspire their teams.

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What is meant by Exchanging Favors?

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Mutual give-and-take to build goodwill.

This can enhance relationships and collaboration.

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Define Micromanaging.

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Over-controlling; harms trust, morale, and innovation.

Leaders should strive for balance in oversight.

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What characterizes Healthy Teamwork?

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  • Trust
  • Autonomy
  • Communication

Healthy teamwork leads to better outcomes and job satisfaction.

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What is a Team?

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A group with shared goals and mutual accountability.

Effective teams exhibit interdependence and shared leadership.

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What are the key characteristics of Teams?

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  • Common purpose
  • Interdependence
  • Shared leadership
  • Trust and collaboration

These characteristics are crucial for team success.

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How can Developing Teamwork be achieved?

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  • Build trust
  • Clarify roles
  • Set shared goals
  • Regular communication and feedback

Structured approaches enhance teamwork effectiveness.

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What does the Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Model suggest?

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High-quality leader-member relationships lead to better outcomes such as trust, respect, and loyalty.

○ Propose that leaders develop working relationships with group members

Strong relationships can improve team performance.

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What is E-Leadership?

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Leading through digital communication tools.

Important for managing remote teams effectively.

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What are some strategies for Managing Remote Teams?

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  • Clear expectations
  • Frequent check-ins
  • Foster connection
  • Use tech effectively

These strategies help maintain productivity and engagement.

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How can technology be leveraged in team settings?

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Using platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Asana to enhance communication, track progress, and connect remotely.

Technology facilitates collaboration in remote environments.

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What is the process of Gaining Consensus?

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Actively involve team members, listen to concerns, and work toward mutual agreement.

Consensus can lead to better decision-making and team cohesion.

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Define Empowerment in a team context.

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Giving team members autonomy, resources, and responsibility to make decisions.

Empowerment fosters innovation and accountability.

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What is Self-Efficacy?

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Belief in one’s personal ability to succeed.

Self-efficacy can influence motivation and performance.

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Define Group Efficacy.
Belief in the team's ability to succeed together. ## Footnote Group efficacy can enhance collaboration and performance.
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What does Collaboration involve?
Working jointly with others, sharing ideas, resolving differences, and building something together. ## Footnote Effective collaboration can lead to innovative solutions.
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What are the different Leadership Roles in Team Settings?
* Task Leader: Focuses on goals and timelines * Social Leader: Focuses on relationships and morale * Boundary Spanner: Connects the team to outside groups ## Footnote Each role plays a crucial part in team dynamics.
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How can Team Performance be boosted?
* Set clear goals * Build trust * Celebrate milestones * Provide feedback and support ## Footnote These actions can enhance motivation and effectiveness.
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What is Executive Coaching?
Professional coaching for leaders to maximize potential. ## Footnote Focuses on personal and leadership development.
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What are some techniques used in Executive Coaching?
* Active listening * Reflective questioning * Setting development goals * Feedback loops ## Footnote These techniques support effective coaching processes.
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Define Active Listening.
Fully focusing, understanding, responding, and remembering what’s said. ## Footnote Active listening is crucial for effective communication.
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What is Listening for Understanding?
Going beyond words to grasp meaning and emotion. ## Footnote This type of listening deepens interpersonal connections.
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What is Coaching in a leadership context?
Support development through asking (not telling), setting goals, and guiding reflection. ## Footnote Coaching empowers individuals to take ownership of their growth.
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What does Expectancy Theory state?
Motivation = Expectancy × Instrumentality × Valence ## Footnote This formula highlights the factors influencing motivation.
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What is Expectancy in Expectancy Theory?
The belief that effort leads to performance. ## Footnote High expectancy can increase motivation.
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Define Instrumentality in the context of Expectancy Theory.
The belief that performance leads to reward. ## Footnote Instrumentality influences how individuals perceive outcomes.
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What does Valence refer to in Expectancy Theory?
The value of the reward. ## Footnote Valence affects the motivation to achieve goals.
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What are Internal Motivators?
* Passion * Personal goals * Intrinsic satisfaction ## Footnote Internal motivators drive long-term engagement.
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What are External Motivators?
* Money * Promotions * Recognition ## Footnote External motivators can influence immediate performance.
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Define Employee Engagement.
The emotional commitment an employee has toward the organization and its goals. ## Footnote High engagement often correlates with better performance.
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What are the different styles of Conflict Management?
* Avoiding: Ignoring conflict * Accommodating: Yielding to others * Competing: Assertive, winning focus * Collaborating: Win-win solutions * Compromising: Middle ground ## Footnote Different situations may require different styles.
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What is Collaborative Conflict Management?
Focuses on finding a solution that satisfies all parties. ## Footnote This approach promotes long-term relationships.
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Define Persuasion.
Influencing others through reasoning, appeals to emotion, and credibility. ## Footnote Persuasion is a key skill in leadership and negotiation.
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What is Negotiation?
Finding a mutually acceptable solution between two or more parties. ## Footnote Effective negotiation can lead to win-win outcomes.
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What are the types of negotiation?
* Distributive: Win-lose * Integrative: Win-win ## Footnote Understanding these types helps in negotiation strategy.
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What is important when Communicating with a Diverse Team?
* Be culturally sensitive * Avoid assumptions * Practice active listening * Foster inclusivity ## Footnote Effective communication enhances teamwork and performance.