Goals
Responsibility & Accountability
Delegation & Empowerment
Leadership and Motivation
Values and Duty
100
A tool we can use to "measure" success.

What are SMART Goals?

100

This is what you do before or during a task?

Take responsibility

100

The way you utilize this skill will directly affect how a message is received when giving directions

communication 

100

What is the source of a leader's power?

Social influence

100

This person acts as the head of a team and has a future-oriented, long-term vision.

Leader

200

What does the acronym SMART stand for? 

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Results-Focused, Time bound

200

Setting goals is a way to hold yourself and others accountable. How is this possible? 

Goal setting allows you to "measure" success. 

200

This bond or cohesion among team members strengthens a team.  

trust 

200

This type of motivation occurs when a person acts in a way that will avoid undesirable consequences.  

Extrinsic motivation

200
A title gives this person power and authority over others. 

Manager 

300

What is the connection between goal-setting and reliability?

Consistently accountable, reliable

300

Reliability fosters this feeling and draws people closer to the leader?

Trust 

300

This positive affirmation occurs when a leader provides direction for a task and delegates ownership of said task to another member of the team

empowerment 

300

This style of leadership draws people into the vision and engages them with the future.

Visionary 

300

All people are entitled to this type of respect.

 Owed respect 

400

When we apply the SMART goal technique, what specific set of skills do we apply to overcome obstacles? 

Problem-solving skills 

400

After a mistake has been made, what quality are you demonstrating if you step up and own the consequences.  

Accountability 

400

When a leader clearly communicates how to do a task, what the expectations are, and what "good" looks like, that leader is setting a person up for this outcome? 

Success

400

Military often uses this leadership style?

Commanding/Coercive 

400

Celebration and recognition of a job well done are examples of this type of respect.

Earned respect 

500

Setting small, easily achievable goals as well as larger, more challenging goals gives us multiple opportunities to engage in this type of positive behavior?

Celebration! 

500

This leadership behavior means doing your duties to the best of your abilities 

Responsibility 

500

Creativity, innovation, and positive morale occur when a leader chooses this tactic.

Empowerment 

500

This type of motivation continues influencing a person's decisions and actions even after the leader is absent.

Intrinsic Motivation 

500

These shape our attitudes, actions, and decisions, greatly impacting our personal growth.

Core values, ethics, morals, moral compass

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