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Leader & Leadership Quiz: Mid-Level ChallengeVersión en línea Assess leadership concepts por EREEN NURTIARA MOHD AZRIN (BG) 1 A leader can be described as someone who can influence others and has ________. a financial control b communication barriers c marketing skills d managerial authority 2 Leadership can be described as a process of ________ and influencing that group to achieve its goals. a planning a budget b controlling profits c hiring employees d leading a group 3 A leader is appointed from within a work group, while a manager is appointed based on ________. a the formal authorities b emotions c public opinion d loyalty 4 Which statement best reflects the difference between a leader and a manager? a A leader focuses on planning, while a manager controls budgets. b A leader is based on formal authority, while a manager influences others. c A leader avoids influence, while a manager sets goals. d A leader is appointed from within a work group, while a manager is appointed to their position. 5 Leadership can be described as a process of leading a group and influencing that group to achieve its goals. This means leadership mainly involves: a Recording data and statistics b Influencing and guiding people toward goals c Following orders without authority d Avoiding responsibilities 6 In the context of “Leader versus Manager”, which of the following is TRUE about a manager? a Someone who can influence others without authority b Appointed from within a work group c Has managerial authority informally d Can influence employees based on formal authorities 7 An Early leadership theory focused on the leader, known as ________, and how leaders interacted with group members, known as leadership behaviour theories. a leadership goal theories b leadership control theories c leadership trait theories d leadership motivation theories 8 Trait theories are based on the assumption that some people are born with certain physical characteristics, aspects of personality and attitudes that make them ________. a effective followers b strong competitors c successful leaders d formal managers 9 Research focused on identifying personal characteristics that differentiated leaders from non-leaders was ________. a highly accurate b completely ignored c un-successful d immediately successful 10 One of the eight traits associated with successful leadership is ________, where leaders exhibit a high effort level and are tirelessly persistent. a intelligence b proneness to guilt c drive d self-confidence 11 Leaders need to show ________ to convince followers of the rightness of their goals and decisions. a silence b distance c strict control d self-confidence 12 Which trait describes leaders who build trusting relationships by being truthful and non-deceitful? a Intelligence b Extraversion c Honesty and integrity d Job-relevant knowledge 13 Intelligence in leadership refers to the ability to gather, synthesize and interpret information, as well as to: a avoid responsibility b ignore team feedback c remain silent in discussions d create visions, solve problems and make correct decisions 14 Effective leaders have a high degree of knowledge about the company, industry and technical matters, which is known as ________. a job-relevant knowledge b proness to guilt c extraversion d ambition 15 Extraversion means leaders are energetic, lively, sociable, assertive and ________. a formal in authority b focused on guilt c always isolated d rarely silent or withdrawn 16 Possessing the appropriate traits only made it more likely that an individual would be an effective leader. Therefore, leadership research later concentrated on ________. a financial performance b personal rewards c preferred behavioral styles d formal hierarchy 17 Behavioral theories are theories that isolate behaviors that differentiate ________ from ineffective leaders. a powerful leaders b effective leaders c informal groups d formal managers 18 Behavioral Theories of leadership are the assumption that great leaders are ________. a followers first b born, not made c made, not born d naturally gifted 19 According to behavioral theory, people can learn to become leaders via ________. a instinct and luck b teaching and observation c pressure and control d silence and authority 20 Two of the most popular studies in behavioral leadership theories are ________ and the Managerial Grid theory. a Kurt Lewin’s studies at the University of Iowa b Hawthorne Studies c Maslow’s Hierarchy d Herzberg’s Theory 21 Kurt Lewin and colleagues identified three different styles of leadership, particularly around ________. a authority control b employee punishment c financial rewards d decision-making 22 An autocratic style leader dictated work methods, made unilateral decisions and ________. a avoided decisions b ignored all authority c limited employee participation d encouraged full participation 23 In the democratic style, a leader involved employees in decision making and used feedback as an opportunity for ________. a punishment b ignoring opinions c ordering tasks d coaching employees 24 Laissez-faire style refers to a leader who gave employees complete freedom to make decisions with ________. a @hands-off management b strict supervision c centralized authority d no group input 25 The researchers’ results indicated that the ________ style contributed to both good quantity and quality of work. a laissez-faire b coercive c democratic d autocratic 26 Later results showed mixed findings, revealing that no specific style was consistently better for performance, but employees were more satisfied under a ________ leader. a transitional b laissez-faire c democratic d autocratic

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por EREEN NURTIARA MOHD AZRIN (BG)

A leader can be described as someone who can influence others and has ________.

Leadership can be described as a process of ________ and influencing that group to achieve its goals.

A leader is appointed from within a work group, while a manager is appointed based on ________.

Which statement best reflects the difference between a leader and a manager?

Leadership can be described as a process of leading a group and influencing that group to achieve its goals. This means leadership mainly involves:

In the context of “Leader versus Manager”, which of the following is TRUE about a manager?

An Early leadership theory focused on the leader, known as ________, and how leaders interacted with group members, known as leadership behaviour theories.

Trait theories are based on the assumption that some people are born with certain physical characteristics, aspects of personality and attitudes that make them ________.

Research focused on identifying personal characteristics that differentiated leaders from non-leaders was ________.

One of the eight traits associated with successful leadership is ________, where leaders exhibit a high effort level and are tirelessly persistent.

Leaders need to show ________ to convince followers of the rightness of their goals and decisions.

Which trait describes leaders who build trusting relationships by being truthful and non-deceitful?

Intelligence in leadership refers to the ability to gather, synthesize and interpret information, as well as to:

Effective leaders have a high degree of knowledge about the company, industry and technical matters, which is known as ________.

Extraversion means leaders are energetic, lively, sociable, assertive and ________.

Possessing the appropriate traits only made it more likely that an individual would be an effective leader. Therefore, leadership research later concentrated on ________.

Behavioral theories are theories that isolate behaviors that differentiate ________ from ineffective leaders.

Behavioral Theories of leadership are the assumption that great leaders are ________.

According to behavioral theory, people can learn to become leaders via ________.

Two of the most popular studies in behavioral leadership theories are ________ and the Managerial Grid theory.

Kurt Lewin and colleagues identified three different styles of leadership, particularly around ________.

An autocratic style leader dictated work methods, made unilateral decisions and ________.

In the democratic style, a leader involved employees in decision making and used feedback as an opportunity for ________.

Laissez-faire style refers to a leader who gave employees complete freedom to make decisions with ________.

The researchers’ results indicated that the ________ style contributed to both good quantity and quality of work.

Later results showed mixed findings, revealing that no specific style was consistently better for performance, but employees were more satisfied under a ________ leader.