Team Dynamics
Power and Influence
Transformational Leadership
Leading Change
counterproductive/wild card
100

What are Tuckman's Four Stages of group development?

Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing
100

What are the three possible outcomes of using Bases of Power and Influence Tactics?

Resistance, Compliance, Committment

100
A leader who exhibits the following behaviors would be described as _____, according to the Full Range Leadership Model: ignores responsibilities, avoids making decisions, is absent when needed.

Laisse-Faire Leadership (LF)

100

What three components make up Schein's Cultural Assessment Model?

Artifacts, Espoused beliefs & values, underlying assumptions

100

You observe a team performing well with minimal oversight and very little conflict. Which Tuckman stage are they most likely in?

Performing

200
What are the four variables of effective teams?

Tasks
Boundaries
Norms
Authority

200

What follower outcome is most likely when a leader uses personal power such as expert or referent power?

Committment

200

A leader who watches and searches for deviations from rules or standards is exhibiting what kind of leadership behavior according to the FRLM? 

Management By Exception - Active

200

"Duty, Honor, Country" is an example of what component of Schein's Cultural Assessment Model?

Artifact and/or Espoused Belief & Value

200

Which of the four variables of effective teams defines team membership and roles?

Boundaries

300

What are the three risks associated with high cohesion?

Group think, overbounding, ollieism

300

When a follower complies only to avoid negative consequences, which outcome is present?

Compliance

300

Which transformational behavior involves understanding followers needs and providing tailored mentorship?

Individualized Consideration

300

What is one of the three ways a leader should address resistance? (Kotter's steps 1-3)

Will accept any of the following:

1. establish a sense of urgency

2. form a powerful coalition

3. create a vision

300

What three components make up the toxic triangle?

Destructive Leaders, Conducive Environment, Susceptible Followers
400

What is authority (four variables of effective teams)

who gets to decide what?

the decision making power and autonomy given to the team and its members

400

Which influence tactic relies on asking someone to participate in the decision process in order to increase their buy-in?

Consultation

400

What are the "Four I's" that make up the Components section of the Transformational Leadership Model?

Idealized Influence, Inspirational Motivation, Individualized Consideration, Intellectual Stimulation

400

What are the steps of the Leading Change Framework?

1. Assess the Need for change

2. Identify resistance and prepare for change

3. Lead change

4. Anchor change into the culture

400

Which type of follower supports a destructive leader due to fear, unmet needs, or low confidence? (broad category name)

Conformers

500

What are the four components of process in the Team Leadership Model (TLM)?

P-1 Effort, P-2 Skills and Knowledge, P-3 Strategy, P-4 Group Dynamics

500
Which of the six bases of power are known as "positional" bases of power?

Reward, Punishment, Legitimate, Information

500

Which component of TFL focuses on encouraging creativity and challenging people to reframe problems in new ways?

Intellectual Stimulation

500

What function does Step 8 serve in Kotter's model?

Anchoring new approaches into the culture

500

A company adopts a new policy but does not change the physical layout, training programs, or informal stories people tell. Which Schein category was ignored?

Reinforcing mechanisms

600

What are three components of outputs in the Team Leadership Model (TLM)?

People (individuals are satisfied)
Performance (outcomes are acceptable to stakeholders)
Team Viability (future capability of the team improves)

600

In a situation where a leader lacks formal authority but needs to influence behavior, which bases of power would likely be most effective and why?

Expert and Referent

(these do not rely on formal authority and instead leverage competence and relationships to motivate follower committment)

600

What leadership behavior(s) in the Full Range Leadership Model are described as 'Transactional'?

Management By Exception-Passive, Management By Exception-Active, Contingent Reward

600

What is the difference between Schein’s embedding mechanisms and reinforcing mechanisms?

Embedding mechanisms are the primary ways leaders signal what they truly value. They shape culture through daily leader actions.

Reinforcing mechanisms are the formal systems, structures, policies, and symbols that support and stabilize the culture leaders are trying to create. 

600

What is the clearest sign that a change effort has been fully anchored into a unit’s culture?

The new behavior continues even when the leader is not present

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