Quiz on 'Power Doesn't Corrupt, It Just Exposes Who Leaders Really Are'

According to Adam Grant, what does power do to a person's character?

• It changes them completely.

• It amplifies their preexisting traits.

• It corrupts them.

• It makes them more empathetic.

What evidence does Adam Grant use to support his argument about power?

• A study on prison life volunteers

• The Stanford prison experiment

• The #MeToo movement

• Interviews with CEOs at the World Economic Forum

What did the Stanford prison experiment originally suggest about power?

• Power corrupts people.

• Power has no effect on behavior.

• Power amplifies existing traits.

• Power makes people more generous.

How did Richard Nixon's presidency reveal his character, according to the text?

• It showed his generosity.

• It revealed his unethical tendencies.

• It highlighted his leadership skills.

• It demonstrated his empathy.

What did Abraham Lincoln do that showed his character when he was in power?

• He avoided making difficult decisions.

• He held open office hours for citizens.

• He focused on personal achievements.

• He hoarded power for personal gain.

What is the ultimate test of character for people in power, according to the text?

• How they treat people who lack power

• How much power they can accumulate

• How they manage their personal wealth

• How they maintain their public image

What did psychologists find about people who volunteered for the prison study?

• They were more empathetic.

• They had no significant differences.

• They were less likely to be corrupt.

• They scored higher on aggression and narcissism.

What does the text suggest about selfish people when they gain power?

• They become more generous.

• They become more empathetic.

• They continue to act selflessly.

• They stop pretending and act selfishly.

What does Robert Caro suggest about power?

• Power always corrupts.

• Power always reveals true intentions.

• Power makes people more generous.

• Power has no effect on character.

What is a key idea presented in the text about power and leadership?

• Power inherently corrupts all leaders.

• Power makes leaders more empathetic.

• Power is irrelevant to leadership.

• Power reveals the true nature of leaders.