Practice
Definitions:
- Instrumental leadership
- Expressive leadership
- Authoritarian leaders
- Democratic leaders
- Laissez-faire leaders
- Power
- Coercion
- Authority
- Traditional authority
- Charismatic authority
- Legal-rational authority
- Social network
Terms:
- Leaders who make all major group decisions and assign tasks to members
- Leaders who encourage group discussion and decision making through consensus building
- The ability of persons or groups to achieve their goals despite opposition from others
- The power accepted as legitimate by those subjected to it
- Authority that is rooted in beliefs and practices that have been passed down over time
- Goal or task oriented leadership
- Authority that rests solely on the personal qualities of individual leaders and on the receptivity of followers
- A series of social relationships that links individuals directly to others and through them indirectly to still more people
- The exercise of power though force or the threat of force
- Authority that is a function of explicit laws or rules that define the legitimate uses of power
- Leadership that provides emotional support for members
- Leaders who are only minimally involved in decision making and encourage group members to make their own decisions
Answers:
- Instrumental leadership
Answer: Goal or task oriented leadership
- Expressive leadership
Answer: Leadership that provides emotional support for members
- Authoritarian leaders
Answer: Leaders who make all major group decisions and assign tasks to members
- Democratic leaders
Answer: Leaders who encourage group discussion and decision making through consensus building
- Laissez-faire leaders
Answer: Leaders who are only minimally involved in decision making and encourage group members to make their own decisions
- Power
Answer: The ability of persons or groups to achieve their goals despite opposition from others
- Coercion
Answer: The exercise of power though force or the threat of force
- Authority
Answer: The power accepted as legitimate by those subjected to it
- Traditional authority
Answer: Authority that is rooted in beliefs and practices that have been passed down over time
- Charismatic authority
Answer: Authority that rests solely on the personal qualities of individual leaders and on the receptivity of followers
- Legal-rational authority
Answer: Authority that is a function of explicit laws or rules that define the legitimate uses of power
- Social network
Answer: A series of social relationships that links individuals directly to others and through them indirectly to still more people
