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Autocratic Leadership
Situational Leadership
Trait Theory
Function Theory
Famous Leaders
100
Autocratic leaders are usually _____ oriented
What is task oriented
100
Leader-member relations is the leader's _____ skills
What is interpersonal skills
100
Many of these traits are things that cannot be acquired or taught, such as these two things
What is height or physical attractiveness.
100
This person defined Function Theory defines "...functions are identifiable behaviors that can be learned by anybody."
Who is Tubbs
100
This situational leader was the 34th President of the United States from 1953 until 1961
Who is Dwight Eisenhower
200
This is a strictly uniform and regimented example of authoritarian leadership. (Yes Sir)
What is the armed forces
200
This refers to how detailed the procedures are that the leader follows
What is task structure
200
By understanding these _______ and learning to avoid them you can improve your chances to emerge as a leader in a group environment
What is negative traits
200
_____ orientation functions are directed toward the group's accomplishing its goal
What is Task orientation functions
200
This example of trait theory was the 35th U.S. president
Who is John F Kennedy
300
Interrupting is a display of this in Autocratic leadership
What is control
300
This refers to the level of authority the leader has to hire, fire, and promote
What is position power
300
This researcher identified the five negative behaviors that tend to prevent individuals from becoming group leaders
Who is Geier
300
_____ orientation functions are directed toward the maintenance of the interpersonal relationships in the group
What is People oriented functions
300
This General and situational leader helped win World War II
Who is George Patton
400
When employees do less than required work
What is goldbricking
400
This assesses the relationships between the leader and group members, structure of tasks, and leader position power
What is Situational Favorableness
400
In what year, give or take 5 years, did Geier identify the 5 negative traits.
What is 1967 (1962 - 1972)
400
Sayles (1993) states that effective leadership requires this
What is involvement
400
This example of trait theory is the current President of Germany
Who is Angela Merkel
500
To yield opposite of desired effects
What is counterproductive
500
The leader's effectiveness is dependent upon the combination of these two things
What is behaviors and situations
500
A 1987 study of graduates found that a combination of height and weight predicted this
What is starting salary
500
Katzenbach and Smith (1993) emphasize that ____ is a leader's single most critical management tool
What is effective communication
500
This example of trait theory served as king of Macedonia from 336 to 323 B.C.
Who is Alexander the Great