Facts about the movie
This is a movie about a high school football team in 1971 Alexandria, Virginia...
What is Remember the Titans?
This model explains how leaders learn best through experiences that include acting, observing, and reflecting...
What is the Action Observation Reflection (AOR Model)?
Coach Boone used legitimate power with his team when he did these...
What is the cafeteria team bonding scene?
This tactic differ from consultation in that they are used when agents seek the aid or support of others to influence the target.
What is the definition of Coalition Tactics?
This actor plays Coach Boone...
Who is Denzel Washington?
This coach enters the gym and immediately asserts his authority to establish control over a divided team...
Who is Coach Boone?
Coach Yoast used pressure tactics when he did the following...
This is the influence tactic that was depicted in the hospital scene...
What is coalition tactics?
This team’s victory over the opposing football team in the state finals marked the climax of the film, securing the Titans' legacy as champions.
What is the game against the Eastlake High School team?
After the fight in the dorms, Boone uses this method outside formal practice, calling players "fifth grade sissies" to force reflection and accountability...
What is informal coaching?
Give two examples of people that can exercise legitimate power...
Who are parents, teachers, coaches, bosses (or other types)?
Agents make this type of influence tactic when they make a request or proposal designed to arouse enthusiasm or emotions in the targets.
What are Inspirational Appeals?
This player, who was initially hesitant to integrate with the team, eventually became one of the team’s star players by the end of the movie.
Who is Gerry Bertier?
When Boone first enters the gym, he notices resistance, pride, and tension among the players, especially along racial lines, and identifies this as the root problem he must address...
What is the team's division and lack of unity?
It's important to understand to know when or when not to use legitimate power...
What leads to better or more effective leadership?
The championship game scene is an inspirational appeal scene because...
What is fostering an emotional connection between the team?
This event, which took place during a training camp, helped the players bond and set the stage for team unity despite racial tensions.
What is the "Midnight Run" to Gettysburg?
After the cafeteria, Boone calls out the players and forces them to reflect because he notices they aren't doing this, which is preventing team unity...
What is changing their behavior or committing to unity?
The whole team became one and unified together the coaches and players.
What is this transition between legitimate power to referent power?
These are the 9 types of influence tactics...
What are Rational persuasion, Inspirational appeals, Consultation, Ingratiation, Personal appeals, Exchange, Coalition tactics, Pressure tactics, and Legitimizing tactics?