Theories of Leadership

A leader that is conscious of their own strengths and weaknesses. They know how to utilize their weaknesses and at the same time augment their weakness the help of others.

• Ingenuity

• Love

• Self-Awareness

• Heroism

It is a leadership theory asserts leaders display certain personality traits such as decisiveness, persistence, high-level of self-confidence and assertiveness.

• Trait Theory

• Transactional Theory

• Participative Theory

• Situational Theory

A _______ is characterized by a unconditional positive regards towards each other. It is a mutually beneficial relationship for all the people involved. It is built on trust, respect and integrity.

• healthy atmosphere

• healthy habits

• healthy relationship

• healthy interactions

A leadership trait where one is not satisfied in staying in their comfort zone. They are continually evolving looking for ways change and evolve. They are open and flexible to change.

• Self-awareness

• Heroims

• Ingenuity

• Love

This theory involves vision, which leader uses to rally support from followers, and the role of the leader uses to rally support from followers, and the role of the leader is in motivating others to support the vision to make it happen.

• Situational Theory

• Transactional Theory

• Participative Theory

• Transformational Theory

We all have _____ for all to our relationships. This includes mutual respect trust and integrity.

• commitment

• responsibility

• membership

• agreement

Which of the following statements defines influence?

• To be or act in accordance with follow directions

• Something that is accepted, considered to be true, or held as an opinion

• The act or power of producing an effect without apparent exertion of force or direct exercise of command

• None of the choices

The following statement defines the word leader, except for:

• A person that can translate a vision into reality

• The strongest member of the group

• Person that has followers

• None of the choices

The following statements describes authentic leadership, except for:

• Leadership is hierarchical

• Leadership is situational

• Leadership is relational

• None of the choices

Leadership is learned through behavior. Leaders should and can learn how to become better leaders.

• Trait Theory

• Transformational Theory

• Behavioral Theory

• Participative Theory