Leadership Attributes Quiz

What is the purpose of applying critical thinking techniques according to the lesson on Leadership Attributes?

• To improve physical strength

• To enhance decision-making skills

• To apply for leadership positions

• To build capacity for life-long learning

(a)   is NOT listed as a key word in the lesson on Leadership Attributes.

• Expertise
• Ethos
• Empathy
• Innovation

According to the lesson, you should (a)   to treat others with respect.

• Communicate using verbal and non-ve
• Take responsibility for your action
• Treat self and others with respect
• Build your capacity for life-long l

Taking responsibility for your actions and choices results in (a)   .

• Enhanced intellectual capacity
• Improved leadership attributes
• Better communication skills
• Development of self-concept

Which leadership attribute is associated with understanding and using knowledge effectively?

• Character

• Presence

• Intellect

• Resilience

What is essential to successful leadership as described in the text?

• Following orders without question

• Moral and ethical qualities

• Avoiding difficult decisions

• Focusing solely on personal gain

Match the following descriptions to what they best describe in the context of leadership self-concept.

• Describes someone's role perception in a group setting

• Your educational background

• Describes how one perceives their own leadership capabilities and identity

• Your identity as a "leader"

• Describes the influence of formal knowledge and learning on a person's self-view

• Your financial status

• Describes the impact of economic conditions on personal self-assessment

• Your ability to follow others

(a)   is NOT listed as a key word for developing leadership attributes.

• Expertise
• Inquisitiveness
• Compliance
• Innovation

In the context of leadership, 'intellect' refers to (a)   .

• Physical strength
• The power of your mind to think and
• The ability to influence others
• Financial acumen

When does one's identity as a leader typically form?

• When they self-identify as a leader

• When they receive a formal education

• When they are promoted in a non-leadership role

• When they are recognized by their peers