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1. Which of the following is NOT a leader substitute/neutralizer?
Having a professional specialty that offers guidance.
Receiving verbal feedback from a supervisor.
Deriving personal satisfaction from one's work.
Having tasks with a clear, unchanging sequence of steps.
Having written policies and procedures that govern one's job.
2. The concept of "ingroups" is most closely associated with which leadership theory?
Leader-Member Exchange Theory
The Time-Driven Model of Leadership
Transformational Leadership
Transactional Leadership
The Life Cycle Theory of Leadership
3. The four I's are a component of leadership most closely associated with which concept below?
transactional Leadership
consideration
initiating structure
transformational leadership
contengent rewards
4. The concept of the least preferred co-worker is associated with which leadership theory?
Fiedler's Contingency Model
The Life Cycle Theory of Leadership
Vroom's Contingency Model
Transformational Leadership
Leader-Member Exchange Theory
5. A charismatic leadership style is most closely associated with:
transactional leadership.
transformational leadership.
autocratic leadership.
a participative style of leadership.
a delegative style of leadership.
6. According to the Life Cycle Theory of Leadership, a _______ style of leadership should be used when the employees are inexperienced, but eager to learn.
telling
selling
participating
delegating
autocratic
7. The premise that leaders cannot change their style of leadership, but instead, should change the types of situations they lead in is the main idea behind which leadership theory?
transactional leadership.
transformational leadership
charismatic leadership
Vroom's Contingency model
Fiedler's Contingency Model
8. _____________ reflects the extent to which leaders create job relationships characterized by mutual trust, respect for employee ideas, and consideration of employee feelings.
Initiating structure
Consideration
Active management by exception
Inspirational motivation
Laissez-Faire leadership