Leadership Theories/ Styles
People are born leaders
What is the Trait Theory.
Having deep understanding over one's own emotions, strengths, weaknesses and drives
What is self-awareness
No word rhymes with Orange but can you explain the parable of the oranges?
Story of outworking with focus on doing the job well and rewards coming later.
Basketball team featured in the book
What is the San Antonio Spurs
2019 Belmont Women's NCAA seed minus 2019 Belmont's Men NCAA seed
What is 2 (Women were a 13 men an 11)
Technical, Behavioral, and Conceptual are parts of this theory
Skills Approach
Ability to control emotions and impulses
What is Self-regulation
We watched a tennis stars press conference after testing positive for performance enhancers, who was it?
Maria Sharapova
The first thing you should do when building successful teams
Current conference record of the 2019 Belmont Baseball team
7-2
A stand back and wait approach in leadership - Frenchie knows the answer
What is Laissez-Faire
Emotional intelligence are often time's called this (hint: James Harden's Defense is also called this)
What is soft (skills)
Describe "downward communication"
Communication that stems from the top of the organizational chart and works down to subordinates.
Kindergarten aged kids do well in the spaghetti challenge because they don't care if a peer thinks there ideas are "stupid". This concept happens more so in older groups, where people can how they are perceived by others
What is status management
Current conference record of the Belmont Softball Team
2-2
Define a servant leader
Serve followers, help them grow as individuals and cultivate future servant leaders
In the article we read on Emotional Intelligence, what sport equipment was used to describe EI
Golf Clubs
Describe an autocratic communication style
They tend to dominate decision-making and take pleasure in directing assignment responsibilities
When we did our outdoor walking exercise we were doing what from the book
Engaged listening
Crunchy (but smooth is also an acceptable answer)
Explain a growth mindset
A growth mindset is the belief that intelligence can be developed. Students with a growth mindset understand they can get smarter through hard work, the use of effective strategies, and help from others when needed
Give an example of someone displaying emotional intelligence
Any correct answer will work
In crisis communication, what is the term "Flagging" mean
To emphasize to reporters what you want them to highlight- what one piece of information you want them to print or broadcast.
Describe the vulnerability loop
A shared exchange in openness - the most basic building block of cooperation and trust
Without looking what is the room number to this classroom
235