Sources of Power and Leadership

What is the definition of a leader?

• A person who leads or commands a group

• A person who follows or obeys a group

• A person who supports or encourages a group

• A person who criticizes or opposes a group

What is the definition of leadership?

• The act of leading a group of people or an organization

• The act of following a group of people or an organization

• The act of supporting a group of people or an organization

• The act of criticizing a group of people or an organization

Which power is one of the most popular and basic sources of leadership?

• Legitimate power

• Reward power

• Expert power

• Referent power

Which leaders are usually appointed or elected towards their position?

• Presidents

• Coaches

• Team captains

• Parents

Which power indicates that the leader can take or give things away?

• Legitimate power

• Reward power

• Expert power

• Referent power

What is coercion?

• An extreme form of punishment involving threats of force

• An extreme form of reward involving gifts and favors

• An extreme form of expertise involving knowledge and skills

• An extreme form of influence involving popularity and admiration

Which power is obtained through information, knowledge, and skills?

• Legitimate power

• Reward power

• Expert power

• Referent power

Who are often the ideal leaders for most sports teams?

• Owners

• Coaches

• Team captains

• Parents

What is the power that comes from being well respected and admired?

• Legitimate power

• Reward power

• Expert power

• Referent power

Which power is highly recognized in schools and depends on popularity?

• Legitimate power

• Reward power

• Expert power

• Referent power