Origin/Key Scholars
What is followership?
a. a leadership concept
b. your influencer status
c. new facebook friends
a. a leadership concept
Does the research on followership have long defined theories yet?
a. no
b. yes
a. no
How is followership defined? By:
a. years of research
b. personal observations/anecdotes
c. tests
b. personal observations/anecdotes
What is a negative demonstration of followership?
a. people boarding a plane
b. the military
c. cult leaders
c. cult leaders
What is the relational-based followership?
a. a relationship
b. it focuses on the interpersonal process and one's personal attempt to influence others
c. focuses on followers in regard to the behaviors they exhibit while occupying a position within a hierarchical system
b. it focuses on the interpersonal process and one's personal attempt to influence others
When was this theory first approached?
a. 1910
b. 1920
c. 1930
d. 1940
c. 1930
In this chapter, the development of followership and how it has been conceptualized by researchers over the past how many years?
a. 100
b. 50
c. 25
d. 200
b. 50
Followership has a concrete set of rules.
a. true
b. false
b. false
What is a positive example of followership in real life?
a. cult leaders
b. the military
c. a controlling boss
b. the military
The Leadership Co-Created Process is a combined act of leader and follower behaviors.
a. true
b. false
a. true
Who are some of the key scholars?
a. Zaleznik
b. Gaken
c. Kelley
d. Both A & C
d. Both A & C
What theories are similar?
a. Implicit leadership theory
b. Social identity theory
c. Ethical leadership theory
d. A & B
e. B & C
d. A & B
What does followership require between the leader and the follower to work?
a. Strong Leader, Weak Follower
b. Weak Leader, Strong Follower
c. Strong Leader, Strong Follower
c. Strong Leader, Strong Follower
How is the Reversing the Lens theory different than the typical look into leadership?
a. Through this theory, we instead look into how followers affect their leaders. The roles are reversed.
b. it just is.
c. followers yuh
a. Through this theory, we instead look into how followers affect their leaders. The roles are reversed.
What is role-based followership?
a. an approach
b. it focuses on the interpersonal process and one's personal attempt to influence others
c. focuses on followers in regard to the behaviors they exhibit while occupying a position within a hierarchical system
c. focuses on followers in regard to the behaviors they exhibit while occupying a position within a hierarchical system
New perspectives include:
a. followers challenge leaders
b. followers get the job done
c. followers learn from leaders
d. a&b
e. a & b & c
e. a & b & c
There is a general blueprint that outlines what makes an effective follower.
a. true
b. false
a. true
What is one of the biggest faults with followership?
a. little methodical research has been done on the topic
b. it focuses on followers
c. it's different than other methods
a. little methodical research has been done on the topic
is followership positive or negative?
a. positive
b. negative
c. both
d. neither
c. both
Which Childrens game is also an example of followership?
a. Hide and seek
b. Tag
c. Simon says
c. Simon says