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AGBUS1220- QUIZ 4

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This theory advocates servant leadership.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

2.

According to this theory, a leader’s effectiveness depends on several employee and certain leadership styles.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

3.

It is also known as Contingency Theory of Leadership.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

4.

When a leader’s direct ability is to influence group members, it refers to

a)

Position power

b)

Leader-member relations

c)

Task structure

5.

This theory proposed a graphic portrayal of leadership.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

6.

This theory is designed to help managers identify the best leadership style to take and decision making approach.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

7.

It is a practice of interchanging manager’s position to others to give him a full understanding of different business processes.

a)

Small project

b)

Mentoring

c)

Heading task force

d)

Rotation

8.

This is designed to stretch the manager’s capabilities past his skills level and learn how to work with other or in team.

a)

Small project

b)

Mentoring

c)

Heading task force

d)

Rotation

9.

It a process of providing one-on-one guidance and instruction to improve knowledge, skills, and working experience.

a)

Mentoring

b)

Joining Conferences

c)

Coaching

d)

Small projects

10.

This in-house strategy is also used as motivational tool for those who perform adequately.

a)

Mentoring

b)

Joining Conferences

c)

Coaching

d)

Small projects

11.

This strategy requires frequent monitoring and feedback-giving.

a)

Mentoring

b)

Joining Conferences

c)

Coaching

d)

Small projects

12.

This in-house strategy focuses on improving employee’s fit within the organization and understanding organization’s culture.

a)

Mentoring

b)

Joining Conferences

c)

Coaching

d)

Small projects

13.

This theory suggests that leaders must adjust their styles to those they lead instead of focusing on workplace factors.

a)

House Path-Goal Theory

b)

Hersey and Blanchard's Contingency Model

c)

Vroom’s Decision Tree Approach

d)

Fiedler and Chemer’s Situational Leadership

14.

This theory looks at how satisfied a person can be with the pay received based on the amount of efforts he put on the job.

a)

Expectancy Theory

b)

Leadership Theory

c)

Decision Theory

d)

Equity Theory

15.

Pay and the perception of equity in pay are the primary motivators of this model.

a)

Expectancy Theory

b)

Maslow Hierarchy Model

c)

Equity Theory

d)

Decision Tree Model

16.

It is process of determining the specific elements that comprise a job.

a)

Job Analysis

b)

Job Evaluation

c)

Job Design

d)

Job Description

17.

It is the detailed and specific data about the job.

a)

Job Analysis

b)

Job Evaluation

c)

Job Design

d)

Job Description

18.

It is the process of determining the value of job in relation to other jobs in the company to establish an equitable pay structure.

a)

Job Analysis

b)

Job Evaluation

c)

Job Design

d)

Job Description

19.

The first formal method developed in evaluating jobs is known as

a)

Ranking Method

b)

Position Classification method

c)

Market Pricing Method

d)

Point System Method

20.

It is a process of grouping jobs by comparing each job against a rating scale comprising several jobs

a)

Ranking Method

b)

Position Classification method

c)

Market Pricing Method

d)

Point System Method

21.

The following competencies is not directly measurable but must inferred from employee’s action.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Self-concept

c)

Traits

d)

Motives

22.

Which of the following competencies is considered as required to possess to be effective in the job?

a)

Knowledge

b)

Self-concept

c)

Traits

d)

Motives

23.

The following are examples of non-cash compensation except

a)

Retirement benefits

b)

Vacation leave

c)

Midyear bonus

d)

Health insurance

24.

An employee assessment of the value of rewards to be received upon task completion refers to what factors of motivation theory?

a)

expectancy

b)

instrumentality

c)

valence

d)

evaluation

25.

An employee’s assessment of his ability to perform certain tasks successfully.

a)

expectancy

b)

instrumentality

c)

valence

d)

evaluation