The two groups of members that exist in LMX Theory.
What are ingroups and outgroups?
What is teamwork?
Leadership is the ________ of the group.
What is property?
Ideal tool to explore the themes of these theories.
What is the flow of power?
What is the VDL approach?
Developed from a wide range of disciplines, from _________ to ________.
What are industrial psychology and communications?
In this theory, leadership is seen as a ________ capacity.
What is collective?
What is interest convergence?
What is bidirectional?
Usually takes the form of ___-_________ teams, with some level of formal authority or oversight.
What is self-managed?
Influence can arise from _____ direction in a group.
What is any?
The catalyst for interest convergence.
What is inclusion?
LMX eventually adopted a more ________ approach exploring how leaders could influence dyadic relationships as a means to increase organizational success.
What is prescriptive?
What are teams?
What is the "I like and work best with people like me" issue?
The theories direct almost no attention to how the impact of ___________ across the major fault lines of social stratification in the U.S. plays a significant role in shaping them.
What is social location?
The three phases of LMX.
What are stranger, acquaintance, and partnered?
The three parts of team leadership.
What are team leader functions, team interaction dynamics, and leadership outcomes?
The precursor conditions of shared leadership.
What are the four biggest issues with these theories?
What are relationships with authority, ease of manipulation, rejection of authority, and inattention to social location?