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Understanding Police Leadership

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two types of Organizational Power?

a)

Weak and Strong

b)

Public and Private

c)

Vertical and Horizontal

d)

Formal and Informal

2.

Path Goal theory of leadership focuses on the adoption of specific styles of leadership in order to remove what?

a)

Temptation

b)

Obstacles

c)

Reluctance

d)

Idealism

3.

What type of leadership capabilities are reflected by: The ability to enable transformation, vision, inspiring, persuading, deciding, and resolving?

a)

Creative Capabilities

b)

Relational Capabilities

c)

Conceptual Capabilities

d)

Positive Capabilities

4.

What type of leadership capabilities are reflected by: The ability to think outside the box, experimenting, interacting, harmonizing, imagining, and questioning?

a)

Creative Capabilities

b)

Positive Capabilities

c)

Relational Capabilities

d)

Conceptual Capabilities

5.

There are the two types of leader typologies: Assigned and emergent. What qualities are these based on?

a)

Hard work and innovation

b)

Promotion based and time in the position

c)

Rank or role related and context specific

d)

Friends in high places, or nepotism and meritocracy

6.

Which of the following represents an example of informal power within an organization?

a)

Rooted in organizational structure or hierarchy

b)

Creating order out of chaos

c)

Assigned responsibilities

d)

Built on experience or expertise

7.

Which of the following is an example of a manager's quality, rather than that of a leader?

a)

The desire to maintain the Status quo

b)

Being an agent of change and innovation

c)

The ability to build meaningful relationships with staff

d)

Taking strategically calculated risks

8.

Which of the following characteristics are NOT common to both Leaders and Managers?

a)

Effective communications

b)

Social Skills

c)

Maintaining a future vision

d)

The ability to develop people

9.

What does the Discretionary Effort Model of leadership represent?

a)

The difference between positive results and negative consequences.

b)

The difference which creates a gap between upper management and staff

c)

The difference between concept development and service delivery

d)

The difference between what staff have to do, and what they want to do.

10.

Emotional Intelligence has taken a central and important role in organizational management. Arguably, the most important of the 5 characteristics of EI is Empathy. Which of the following best defines empathy?

a)

The ability to regulate or CONTROL your own internal emotions and feelings until the right time or place to express them.

b)

The ability to INTERACT with others positively and build relationships.

c)

The ability to understand how OTHERS feel and how their feelings may affect their actions and behavior.

d)

Highly emotionally intelligent people are not driven by rewards. They have a goal or are objective oriented.

11.

How are leaders seen according to Path-Goal Theory?

a)

As highly independent

b)

As problem solvers

c)

As rule followers

d)

As rule makers

12.

Which of the following is a core element of Vroom's Expectancy Theory?

a)

Planning

b)

Effort

c)

Stability

d)

Motivation

13.

Performance potential is mainly dependent upon which of the following factors?

a)

Assuring Organizational and Individual needs

b)

The exercise of rank and authority

c)

Ensuring that ever member is trained in emotional intelligence

d)

Making certain the the leader is able to make decisions rapidly

14.

Mentoring, as a form of relationship, focuses on what?

a)

Well-being of the staff

b)

Providing direction

c)

Support to staff members

d)

Performance and productivity

15.

Which of the following incentives drive performance within the organization?

a)

Fair compensation & rewards

b)

Employing threats of dismissal

c)

Promoting only staff who have good connections

d)

challenging the staff by overloading them with tasks

16.

Which of the following are an example of individual attributes of performance

a)

Equipment, instruments, consumable supplies, etc.

b)

Clear organizational goals, strategic plans, and structures

c)

Religious, ethical, and moral values

d)

Information technology and communication systems, equipment, and connectivity

17.

Which of the following best represent organizational factors of performance?

a)

Individual Knowledge, skills, and abilities

b)

Tools and the physical environment

c)

Individual attributes

d)

The external environment

18.

In what form of leadership does the leader NOT consult with others?

a)

Joint

b)

Delegative

c)

Autocratic

d)

Consultive

19.

What is the formula for the Performance Equation?

a)

Performance = Competency x Resources

b)

Performance = Resources x Opportunity

c)

Performance = Capacity x Commitment

d)

Performance = Competency x Opportunity

20.

Which of the following terms Does NOT characterize a criterion of trait theory?

a)

Stability

b)

Motivation

c)

Individual differences

d)

Consistency