Chapter 2: Supervisory Leadership Flashcards

1
Q

____ is a constant area of research, discussion, scrutiny, and attention.

A

Leadership

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2
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____ emerge at all levels of the organizations.

A

Leaders

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3
Q

From a practical perspective, ____ is a partnership that requires shared commitment and consent from those who choose to follow the leader.

A

leadership

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4
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____ comes through the development of respect, trust, and commitment.

A

Consent

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5
Q

____, as originally developed by Ken Blanchard, suggests that theirs is no best style of leadership, and that successful leaders adapt their style to the situation at hand.

A

Situational leadership

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6
Q

As a supervisor, you have three primary sources of influence: ?

A

Role, Reputation and Behavior

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7
Q

The power and authority that comes with your ____as a supervisor provides one source of influence.

A

role

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8
Q

Leaders who use ____ to intimidate their employees rarely achieve the highest levels of productivity.

A

power

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9
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Effective leaders do not rely solely on the authority vested in their ___ or title.

A

role

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10
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Your ____ as a supervisor is your second major source of influence.

A

reputation

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11
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____ is the story that peers, subordinates, and others tell about you.

A

Reputation

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12
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Effective leaders earn a positive ____ by building trust with those they lead.

A

reputation

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13
Q

The key to influential leadership is in your ____ as a leader

A

behavior

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14
Q

When leadership is defined as ____ rather than ____, it becomes clear that you can learn to do what it takes to become a successful leader.

A

behavior / traits

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15
Q

Learning to do what it takes to be an effective leader requires ongoing training to increase both your ___and ___.

A

knowledge and skills

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16
Q

Effective leadership training begins on the ____ end of your supervisory role and should continue over the course of your career.

A

front

17
Q

Knowing yourself and how you respond to situations and behave is a critical first step in ____.

A

leadership development

18
Q

The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership:

MICEE

A
  1. MODEL the way
  2. INSPIRE a shared vision
  3. CHALLENGE the process
  4. ENABLE other to act
  5. ENCOURAGE the heart
19
Q

Having the courage of your convictions is vital to your effectiveness and ____ as a leader.

A

credibility

20
Q

One way to increase ____ is to gather information about others’ perceptions of your leadership style.

A

self awareness

21
Q

Leadership self-care has three dimensions: ?

A

Physical fitness, Intellectual fitness, and Emotional fitness

22
Q

Maintaining your physical well-being and managing your ____ are important to leadership effectiveness.

A

stress

23
Q

Your ability to lead an supervise is directly related to your ability to maintain your____.

A

emotional fitness

24
Q

Becoming an effective and successful leader is a lifelong ___.

A

journey.

25
Q

The good news is that a _____ can be changed because you control the most important aspect of the story – your _____ as a supervisor.

A

reputation / behavior

26
Q

The myth of a natural-born leader is based on the assumption that certain ____ will make an individual a successful leader.

A

traits

27
Q

As a local government leader, you area a steward of the public ___ and public ____; this makes your ethical convictions and confidence even more important.

A

trust and funds

28
Q

You should approach every situation as an opportunity to learn something new, even is if is ________.

A

how not to lead

29
Q
  1. Daniel Goleman describes a four part model for ____ or ____.
A

emotional intelligence or EQ

30
Q

Your ____ or ____, is as important in the workplace as your IQ.

A

emotional intelligence or EQ

31
Q

The ability to read your own emotions, know your strengths and limitations, and recognize how your moods affect others.

A

Self-awareness

32
Q

The ability to control your emotions and act with honesty and integrity in reliable and adaptable ways.

A

Self-management

33
Q

The ability to sense other people’s emotions and show you care by changing your words and actions when their impact on others is negative

A

Social awareness

34
Q

The ability to communicate clearly and convincingly , disarm conflicts, and build strong personal bonds, often with humor and kindness

A

Relationship management