OB ch 9: Leadership

The followings is NOT TRUE about traits theories of leadership

• The desire to lead

• Self-confidence

• Initiating structure

• High self-monitoring

Based on the _________, there are two dimensions of leadership; the Initiating Structure and the Consideration.

• The Managerial Grid by Blake and Mouton (1964)

• University of Michigan Studies

• Ohio State Studies

• Scandinavian Studies

One who values experimentation, seeking new ideas, and generating and implementing change.

• Ohio State Studies

• University of Michigan Studies

• The Managerial Grid by Blake and Mouton (1964)

• Scandinavian Studies

The ______ characterizes leadership into two dimensions; employee-oriented leader and production- oriented leader.

• University of Michigan Studies

• Ohio State Studies

• The Managerial Grid by Blake and Mouton (1964)

• Scandinavian Studies

is a nine-by-nine matrix

• Ohio State Studies

• University of Michigan Studies

• The Managerial Grid by Blake and Mouton (1964)

• Scandinavian Studies

Charismatic leadership theory

• ethical leaders

• intellectual stimulation

• guide or motivate

• heroic or extraordinary leadership

Tranformational leadership

• intellectual stimulation

• guide or motivate

• Vision and articulation

• heroic or extraordinary leadership

Coercive Power

• special skills or knowledge

• dependent on fear

• based on the ability

• formal hierarchy

Referent Power

• dependent on fear

• control over information

• desirable resources

• formal hierarchy

Nine influence tactics using "consultation" means _____

• relying on one’s authority

• psychological technique

• using force, warnings

• increasing the target’s motivation and support