Leadership Types
In this type, leaders put others first, empathize with and nurture their followers.
What is Servant Leadership?
This leadership trait is defined as having flexibility and capacity to change.
What is adaptability?
This style is based on power, control, influence, and standards.
What is Authoritarian Leadership?
This theory states that people inherently dislike work and need to be directed and controlled.
What is Theory X?
A manager has this type of power simply because of their title and position.
What is legitimate power?
Toxic triangle, susceptible followers, and conducive environment represent this type of leadership.
What is Destructive Leadership?
Persistence, tenacity and commitment describe this leadership trait.
What is determination?
Leaders in this style treat followers as capable of doing independent work, work with followers, and treat them fairly as equals.
What is Democratic Leadership?
This theory posits that people like work, are self-motivated, and seek responsibility.
What is Theory Y?
Leaders who are knowledgable and skilled in their field holds this type of power.
What is expert power?
Vision, confidence, and charisma best describe this type of leadership.
What is a Transformational Leadership?
This trait refers to a leader's special magnetic charm and appeal that has a huge effect on followers.
What is charisma?
This style views leaders as nominal figures, with minimal influence and hands-off approach.
What is Laissez-faire Leadership?
A felt struggle over perceived incompatible differences in beliefs, values, and goals.
What is conflict?
A leader who can give promotions or bonuses is said to hold this type of power.
What is reward power?
Honesty, values, and character are important to this type of leaderhip.
What is ethical leadership?
Following the code of ethics and having moral fortitude would demonstrate this leadership trait.
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What is integrity?
These skills refer to the competencies a leader needs to run an organization, its goals and purposes, and tasks and activities.
What are Administrative Skills?
A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.
What is hierarchy?
What is referent power?
"This for That" is synonymous with this exchange-based leadership style.
What is Transactional Leadership?
Cognitive ability and inherent problem solving skills are two parts of this leadership trait.
What is intelligence?
These skills help a leader build relationships, work affectively with followers, and build connections.
What are Interpersonal Skills?
This notion prioritizes harmony and conformity over critical thinking and rational decision-making, leading to potentially flawed or disastrous outcomes.
What is groupthink?
A manager who can take disciplinary action against subordinates holds this type of power.
What is coercive power?