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Quiz 16: Managers As Leaders
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Question 121
Essay
In a short essay, describe Ibn Khaldun's conception of leadership and his rationale for leadership failures.
Question 122
Essay
In a short essay, list and discuss five sources in which leader power has been identified. Include specific examples of each source of power to support your answer.
Question 123
Multiple Choice
Crazy Powermakers, Inc. (Scenario) Crazy Powermakers, Inc., was a unique company in that its philosophy was to prevent any one person from having too much power in the company. Therefore, any power found to exist in the company was distributed to someone who did not have any power yet. As a result, Tamara was the person employees went to when disciplinary action had to be taken; Kays was the supervisor that the employees went to for general decisions that needed to be made; Fadi was the person employees went to when they were to receive special recognition; Amira was the person employees went to when knowledge of a topic was needed; and Firas was the person employees went to when they needed resources or sought his charisma. -Fadi held ________ power.
Question 124
Multiple Choice
Crazy Powermakers, Inc. (Scenario) Crazy Powermakers, Inc., was a unique company in that its philosophy was to prevent any one person from having too much power in the company. Therefore, any power found to exist in the company was distributed to someone who did not have any power yet. As a result, Tamara was the person employees went to when disciplinary action had to be taken; Kays was the supervisor that the employees went to for general decisions that needed to be made; Fadi was the person employees went to when they were to receive special recognition; Amira was the person employees went to when knowledge of a topic was needed; and Firas was the person employees went to when they needed resources or sought his charisma. -Tamara held ________ power.
Question 125
Multiple Choice
A Leadership Junkie (Scenario) Selma is a leadership "junkie." She has read all of the latest popular management texts on leadership and strongly feels that it has improved her ability to manage and perform her job. She is always eager to share her knowledge with her peers, especially emerging issues in leadership and the differences between the ways men and women lead. -At home, Salma was fixing dinner and thinking about the new CEO her firm had hired. In her speech the previous day, the new CEO had discussed her experience in the industry and her education. Salma thought that the new CEO would do a great job given these characteristics, coupled with how well-spoken she was and the fact that she just looked like a CEO. Laughing, Salma realized that she had been judging the new CEO in a manner consistent with the ________ theories of leadership that were popular in the 1920s and 1930s.
Question 126
Essay
In a short essay, discuss the path-goal leadership theory developed by Robert House, and the four leadership behaviors based on this theory.
Question 127
Multiple Choice
A Leadership Junkie (Scenario) Selma is a leadership "junkie." She has read all of the latest popular management texts on leadership and strongly feels that it has improved her ability to manage and perform her job. She is always eager to share her knowledge with her peers, especially emerging issues in leadership and the differences between the ways men and women lead. -Selma had to tell Zeina about the findings concerning women and leadership. Zeina was interested in the fact that all but which of the following is true concerning women and leadership?
Question 128
Essay
In a short essay, contrast the behavioral theories of leadership.
Question 129
Essay
In a short essay, discuss the situational leadership theory as developed by Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard. Next, list and discuss the four specific leadership styles and the four stages of follower readiness as defined by Hersey and Blanchard.