Chapter 7
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Chapter 10
Chapter 11
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Chapter 13
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Visions are like a guiding _____

Philosophy

100

What factor helps to establish a constructive climate?

Promoting standards of excellence

100

Which generation is more likely to focus on the unique experiences of individuals, teamwork, and collaborations than issues of justness?

Millennials

100

Which theory suggests that out-groups occur because some individuals cannot identify with the beliefs, norms, or values of the dominant group members?

Social identity

100

Intrapersonal conflict is . . .

The discord that occurs within an individual

100

According to the text, the Golden Rule -- "Treat others as you would like to be treated" -- is concerned with . . .

Showing justice

100

What theory suggests that obsticals will always be present, so leaders need to help subordinates overcome these obstacles?

Path-goal

200

Rosealie Giffoniello, co-founder of Empower the Children, had made the difference in the lives of children in India through love and ______

Self-empowerment

200

As a group member, expressing personal viewpoints, giving and receiving feedback, and accepting opinions different from your own promotes ______

Cohesiveness

200

According to Loden (1996), what is a dimension of diversity?

Sexual orientation

200

According to what theory should leaders create a high-quality relationship with each one of their followers?

Leader-member exchange

200

Conflict is a struggle because it . . .

Involves opposition

200

According to the text, which of the following is the most important step an ethical leader should take?

Identify and pursue worthy goals

200

Helping subordinates around obstacles and removing the obstacles for the subordinate can mean . . .

Confronting obstacles

300

Who suggested that vision is one of seven habits of highly effective people?

Covey

300

Which researchers suggested that leaders must require results, review results, and rewards results to influence performance and promoted standards of excellence?

Larson and LaFasto

300

Diversity today can be thought of as a _______ that celebrates the unique qualities of a variety of differences.

Smorgasbord

300

What is the number one desire of out-group members?

To be heard

300

A conflict in which a leader feels that a follower fails to do what he or she is told is . . .

The relationship dimension of messages

300

Well-known research on power was conducted by . . .

French and Raven

300

What theory suggests that people will be more highly motivated when the energy they put into a task leads to a result they find important?

Expectancy

400

According to the text, a vision is an idea about the future that requires follower to . . .

act in faith

400

Pivotal to the success of the UW rowing team in the 1936 Olympics was that . . .

Each team member adapted his role to sync with one another

400

What level of the Systems of Inclusion multilevel framework by Ferdman (2014) is the most common place where inclusive practices are played out?

Interpersonal Level

400

_____ requires a leader to try standing in the shoes of out-group members and to see the world as the out-group member does.

Empathy

400

_____ plays a central role in handling conflict.

Communication

400

Peace, justice, integrity, fairness, and community are examples of . . .

Values

400

A directive leader is needed for what type of task?

Complex

500

Visions are grounded in ________

Values

500

_____ is when a group outcome is greater than the sum of the individual contributions

Synergy

500

Feeling Empowered is one of the . . . 

Six key components of the inclusion experience

500

What theory tells us that the first step in motivating others is to let workers know they are competent to do their jobs?

Expectancy

500

What does it mean to manage conflict?

Produce positive change

500

Whcih scholar suggested there are three kinds of leadership values: ethical, modal, and end?

James MacGregor Burns

500

A leader who invites others to share their opinions and help make decisions is what type of leader?

Participative

600

I leader must set challenging goals when . . .

Implementing a vision

600

The slogam "Keep the quality up" was coined by a pharmaceutical manufacturer that grew to become one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. The slogan captures the essence of . . . 

Standard of excellence

600

Practicing the Golden Rule -- "Treat others as you would like to be treated yourself" -- is at the core of how leaders can help followers feel . . . 

Respected and valued

600

Which American president made a bold leadership decision by selecting for his cabinet four archrivals who had opposed him in the presidential primary?

Abraham Lincoln

600

_____ conflict refers to the difference between individuals with regard to the approach they wish to take in attempting to reach a goal.

Procedural

600

______ leadership is a process by which a good person rightly influences others to accomplish a common good: to make the world better, fairer, and more humane.

Ethical

600

Which style provides what is missing by encouraging others when they are engaged in tasks that are boring and not challenging?

Supportive

700

Which component in the implantation phase of the vision was illustrated by the story of the Terry Fox in his participation in the Marathon of Hope?

Setting challenging goals
700

What is the critical first step in managing performance?

Require results

700

True or false: personality is a barrier to embracing diversity and inclusion

False

700

This communication technique expresses understanding, reassurance, and positive regard to let the other person know that he or show is not "in the boat alone."

Support

700

Conflict is . . .

Inevitable

700

What is at the heart of ethics and ethical decision making?

Caring

700

In a group, when people sense they are not heard because of low involvement, they . . .

Disengage from the group