45.
According to the leader-member exchange theory, the two general types of leader–
member dyads are:
46.
In the leader-member exchange theory, the _____ exchange dyad is marked by the
frequent exchange of information, influence, latitude, support, and attention.
47.
In the leader-member exchange theory, the low-quality exchange dyad forms the leader’s:
48.
The degree to which the leader’s actions result in the achievement of the unit’s goals; the
continued commitment of the unit’s employees; and the development of mutual trust,
respect, and obligation in leader-member dyads are all called:
49.
_____ suggest that leaders are born, not made.
50.
_____ refers to the notion of who becomes a leader rather than how well people do in a
leadership role.
51.
Which of the following refers to how well people actually do in a leadership role?
52.
Which of the following characteristics is most closely related to leader effectiveness?
53.
Researchers found two particular limitations to trait theory and therefore started looking
more at “what leaders do” rather than “who leaders are.” The two limitations were that (a)
traits had less practical relevance than leader actions and (b) ______.
54.
A leader’s _____ reflects the process that the leader uses to generate and choose from a
set of alternatives to solve a problem.
55.
Which of the following decision-making styles is characterized by the highest level of
leader control?
56.
Which of the following decision-making styles is characterized by the highest level of
follower control?
57.
Percy has built her company by giving special attention to details. She is highly meticulous
and demanding and often imposes her decisions on subordinates. Percy makes use of the
_____ style of decision making.
58.
Pauline, a department manager at Good Looking Clothes Inc., uses a style of decision–
making that focuses on using the skills, experiences, and ideas of others. The final
decision-making power is with Pauline. However, she does not make major decisions
without getting inputs from those that will be affected. It can be said that she uses the
_____ style of leader decision making.
59.
With a(n) _____ decision-making style, employees have a say in the decision–making
process, but the ultimate authority still rests with the leader.
60.
Ted is a quality control manager at Greenwoods Cement Inc. Any time a problem arises
and a decision needs to be made, he believes in getting his people involved. He presents
the problem to his employees and seek consensus on a solution. He insists in these
problem-solving meetings that his opinion or suggestions carry no more weight than
anyone else’s. Which of the following is the decision-making style that Ted is displaying?
61.
Robert has been newly appointed as the CEO of Textronics Inc. He is still learning how
various departments function in the organization. Until he is able to gain sufficient
knowledge and can suggest some changes, he relies on the suggestions and opinions of
his team members and lets them do the things the way they are used to. He does not
generally interfere in the decisions made by the employees but, at times, shares his past
experiences with the employees. It can be said that Robert has adopted a(n) _____ style of
decision making.
62.
Which of the following is the style of decision making whereby the leader plays no role in
deliberations unless asked?
63.
There are many factors to consider when leaders choose a decision-making style. The
most obvious consideration is the:
64.
Alexandria, Brittney, Nicole, and Dolce are four managers at Polar Coat Manufacturing.
Each uses a different decision-making style and believes that her style is the best.
Alexandria always presents the problem to her employees, gathers their
opinions/suggestions, and then makes the decision herself. Brittney gives her employees
the responsibility for making the decision within a set of specified boundary conditions.
Nicole makes the decision without asking her employees for their opinions/suggestions.
Dolce presents the problem to her employees and seeks consensus with an emphasis that
her opinion should only count as important as every other employee’s in her department.
Alexandria is displaying the _____ style of decision making.
65.
Alexandria, Brittney, Nicole, and Dolce are four managers at Polar Coat Manufacturing.
Each uses a different decision-making style and believes that her style is the best.
Alexandria always presents the problem to her employees, gathers their
opinions/suggestions, and then makes the decision herself. Brittney gives her employees
the responsibility for making the decision within a set of specified boundary conditions.
Nicole makes the decision without asking her employees for their opinions/suggestions.
Dolce presents the problem to her employees and seeks consensus with an emphasis that
her opinion should only count as important as every other employee’s in her department.
Identify the decision-making style that Brittney is using.
66.
Alexandria, Brittney, Nicole, and Dolce are four managers at Polar Coat Manufacturing.
Each uses a different decision-making style and believes that her style is the best.
Alexandria always presents the problem to her employees, gathers their
opinions/suggestions, and then makes the decision herself. Brittney gives her employees
the responsibility for making the decision within a set of specified boundary conditions.
Nicole makes the decision without asking her employees for their opinions/suggestions.
Dolce presents the problem to her employees and seeks consensus with an emphasis that
her opinion should only count as important as every other employee’s in her department.
Which of the following is the decision making style that Nicole is displaying?
67.
Alexandria, Brittney, Nicole, and Dolce are four managers at Polar Coat Manufacturing.
Each uses a different decision-making style and believes that her style is the best.
Alexandria always presents the problem to her employees, gathers their
opinions/suggestions, and then makes the decision herself. Brittney gives her employees
the responsibility for making the decision within a set of specified boundary conditions.
Nicole makes the decision without asking her employees for their opinions/suggestions.
Dolce presents the problem to her employees and seeks consensus with an emphasis that
her opinion should only count as important as every other employee’s in her department.
Dolce is displaying the _____ decision-making style.
68.
There has been extensive research into the time-driven model of leadership. The results
include all of the following
except
:
69.
Which of the following factors is included in the time-driven model of leadership?
70.
In the time-driven model of leadership, which style is reserved for decisions that are
insignificant or where employee commitment is unimportant or for when the leader’s
expertise is high and the leader is trusted?
71.
In the time-driven model of leadership, which style is reserved for circumstances in which
employees have strong teamwork skills and are not likely to just commit to whatever
decision the leader makes?
72.
According to research on the time-driven model of leadership, which leadership style
seems to be overused by managers?
73.
Which type of structure reflects the extent to which the leader defines and structures the
roles of employees in pursuit of goal attainment?