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Forming (stage one)
look to group leader for direction and guidance

avoid serious topics and feelings


get to know tasks and each other





Storming
competition and conflict


Norming


Solving group issues

members are willing to change ideas


experience belonging and relief



Performing
not reached by all groups

most productive


self assuring


identity is complete


moral is high

Adjourning
recognition of participation and acheivement

goodbyes

leadership definiton
dynamic process

interaction between two or more members


working towards a common goal

dynamic process
leadership changes constantly

influenced by cultural perspectives


evolves over time



Skills (conceptual)
see the big picture

analyze


sound judgment


long range vision


handle ambiguity


engage in critical thinking


anticipate

Skills (interpersonal)
relate to others

emphasize with others


understand group dynamics


build trust


communicate well


respect others

Skills (Technical)
accomplish tasks

design logistics


maintain safety


complete office tasks


lead songs, games, activities

values
benevolence

self direction


conformity


tradition


power


security



Traits
self awareness

honesty


creativity


drive


integrity


focus

Followers
participate in transformation

depart from leader when ineffective


consciously use skills and talents


assume responsibility


serve-hard work, purse common purpose


challenge- speak up, risk rejection


active partners


recognize and accept roles


use influence


share motivations with leaders


vital to group success



exemplery followers


respect boundaries

creative thinkers


service oriented


alert to others needs


willing to lead and follow


appreciate others

impact of demographics
who we are effects leadership

stereotypes- sex, age, disability, race


may conflict with ones idea of "leader"


awareness helps overcome influences of stereotypes

leadership levels
administrative

supervisory


direct


participants

roles during meetings
leader- facilitate members and tasks, manage internal and external factors



followers- apply skills, freely give off talents

appointment
promotion or selection from group


election
voted into office
emergence
someone arises into the role
charisma
based on personality, how much members are fond of you
halo effect
how you act in one situation follows you to other situations
Coercive power
forcible, feared, doesn't go well
connections power
who do you know
empowerment power
sharing your power with others
expert power
knows all
helplessness power
use vulnerability to get others to do something for you
indirect power
getting someone to use their power without them knowing it
informational power
using information to influence people
legitimate power
having right to do something because of the position they hold
referent power
charisma, respect, warmth
reward power
will reward followers rather than punish them
social status power
based on standing in society
theories- trait
personal characteristics, physical strength, intellect, personality

"great man theory" focus on greatness of a leader

Theories- Attribution
someone who looks like a leader based on examples they lead


Theories- Behavioral
problem solving, managerial, other actions exhibited
Stereotypes and leadership
short sighted

powerful influences on perceptions


consider cultural biases

Autocratic
leader- makes decisions, low trust in the group, expects group to respond



group- responsibility is low, leader gone




good in emergency



Democratic
group members actively provide input

voting/majority opinion



Laissez-faire
group freedom

leader seems uninvolved


good for group development


"let it be"

situational
three factors- leader, followers, situation

task behavior


relationship behavior


group maturity

contingency
relationship task structure leader power