BUSSHART - LEADERSHIP POB

Which of the following has been identified as a source of power in leadership?

• reward 
• punishment 
• referent 
• all of the above 

Legitimate power in leadership stems from:

• organizational authority
• a role acknowledged by the followers
• leadership skills
• identification with other leaders
  

What is referent power in leadership?

• power that stems from a person's leadership skills
• power that is designated by an organizational authority
• power that group members acknowledge because of special circumstances
  
• power that is based on attraction or identification with another person

Which source of power comes from what others believe a member knows or can do?

• expert power 
• referent power 
• legitimate power 
• position power 

The ability to influence people through granting or withholding benefits that are of interest to them is called.

• reward power 
• coercive power 
• expert power 
• reference power 

Mr. X is the only person in the company with expertise in the E-Commerce field. This source of power is called:

• reward power

• expert power

• reference power

• none of the above

There may be times when this style of leadership is used in school for fire drills, hurricane drills, and other safety related concerns where there may be a crisis or danger?

• Expert Power

• Coercive power

• Referent Power

• Information Power

Ms. Tyson keeps track of attendance for Central Cabarrus High School. She knows more about student tardies and number of days absent than anyone in the building. In this respect she is considered to have this type of power:

• Referent Power

• Coercive Power

• Reward Power

• Information Power

Mr. Vincent is Central Cabarrus High school's leading person when it comes to using technology. He trains teachers because he has knowledge and skills in applications and the ability to teach others how to use these tool in classroom instruction.

• Expert Power

• Referent Power

• Legitimate Power

• Coercive Power

These people have power because they are popular and well-liked. people often follow this leader because they believe in their vision.

• Coercive Power

• Referent Power

• Legitimate Power

• Expert Power