Inclusive leadership

Refers to those human qualities that are different from out own and outside the groups to which we belong, yet are present in other individuals and groups.

• Leadership

• Inclusion

• Diversity

• Human Dignity

What are the two dimensions of diversity we discussed in class?

• Primary / Secondary

• Principal / Secondary

• Internal / External

• Individual / Collective

According to sociology: scientific worldviews or perspectives on the world 

• Testable theories

• Theory

• Paradigm

• Middle-range theories

According to them, society is like a battlefield. Different social groups compete for power, resources, prestige, and control.

• Symbolic interactionism

• Functionalism

• Conflict theory

Different social institutions or spheres (economy, law, politics, education, housing, medicine, etc.) each contributes to the well-being of society as a whole. The body’s overall health and well-being is based on the harmonious collaboration of different systems (nervous system, circulatory system, muscular system, etc.) and organs (heart, brain, stomach, etc.).

• Conflict theory

• Functionalism

• Symbolic interactionism

They argue that it’s essential to study ordinary social interactions, in order to explain how society works

• Conflict theory

• Functionalism

• Symbolic interactionism

Who is this sociologist?

• Emile Durkheim

• Max Weber

• Talcott Parsons

• Erving Goffman

When is my birthday

• 19 abril

• 09 abril

• 29 abril

Which of the following best describes tokenism in the context of failed inclusion?

• Hiring people from diverse backgrounds and giving them meaningful leadership opportunities.

• Bringing in individuals from diverse backgrounds but relegating them to symbolic roles.

• Not ensuring equitable pay and advancement opportunities for all team members.

• Promoting diversity through structural reforms and inclusive practices.