chp 2.1

What is the definition of a leader according to Murray & Mann (1993)?

• A person who coordinates activities of an organized group

• A person who influences others through communication

• A person who manages financial resources

• A person who organizes events

Which of the following is NOT one of the five important traits identified by Stogdill/Mann (1948)?

• Sociability

• Intelligence

• Self-confidence

• Creativity

What does the consideration factor in Universal Behaviour Theories of Leadership indicate?

• Technical expertise

• Financial management skills

• Friendship and mutual trust

• Strict adherence to rules

According to Fiedler’s Contingency Model, what is the effectiveness of a leader dependent on?

• Personality traits and the situation

• The leader's educational background

• The number of followers

• The leader's age

What is the best style of leadership according to Path-Goal Theory?

• Directive leadership

• Achievement-oriented leadership

• Supportive leadership

• Participative leadership

What does Chelladurai’s Model emphasize in sporting situations?

• The need for strict discipline

• The role of nutrition in performance

• The importance of physical training

• Consistency between required, preferred, and actual behaviors

Which of the following is a behavior of a directive leader?

• Gives specific guidance and direction

• Provides emotional support

• Encourages team collaboration

• Sets low expectations

What is the primary focus of Universal Trait Theories of Leadership?

• Training followers to become leaders

• Identifying traits that differentiate leaders from non-leaders

• Developing communication skills

• Evaluating team performance

What is a key aspect of coach-athlete compatibility?

• Quality of the relationship

• Number of training sessions

• Coach's experience level

• Athlete's physical strength

Which of the following is NOT a leader behavior in Path-Goal Theory?

• Achievement-oriented

• Directive

• Supportive

• Autocratic