Exam 2 Review

What is leadership according to the textbook?

• A set of strict rules and regulations

• A complex of beliefs, communication patterns, and behaviors

• A title given to a person in charge

• A method of controlling a group

What distinguishes leaders from followers according to the concept of Trait Leadership?

• Their level of education

• Their personal characteristics

• Their financial status

• Their work experience

Which of the following traits is NOT mentioned as a common trait among leaders in the Trait Leadership concept?

• Physical appearance

• Communication ability

• Financial acumen

• Intelligence

According to Trait Leadership, how do designated leaders typically differ in physical appearance from other group members?

• They are shorter and less attractive

• They are taller and more attractive

• They have more diverse clothing styles

• They have more distinctive voices

What is a characteristic of designated leaders?

• They are officially recognized in their leadership role.

• They gain status through engagement with the group.

• They are always elected by people outside the group.

• They are never accepted in leadership roles.

How do emergent leaders gain status and respect?

• By being officially appointed.

• Through engagement with the group and its task.

• By being elected by people outside the group.

• By avoiding leadership roles.

When might emergent leaders play an important role?

• When a designated leader is officially appointed.

• When a designated leader unexpectedly leaves.

• When there is no need for leadership.

• When they are not recognized by the group.

Which leadership style involves making decisions primarily on one's own, using the power of their title or status?

• Democratic

• Autocratic

• Laissez-faire

• Collaborative

What is the main characteristic of democratic leadership?

• Making decisions alone

• Facilitating group discussion and input

• Taking a hands-off approach

• Ignoring group input

Which leadership style is described as taking a "hands-off" approach?

• Autocratic

• Democratic

• Laissez-faire

• Authoritarian