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15 Cards in this Set
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principles governing communication, decision making, and motivation
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foundation of leading
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Traits commonly associated with effective leadership
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adaptability, cooperation, dependability
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The active ingredient to “igniting” leadership
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power
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Power that comes to people because of the kind of personality they have
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Referent Power
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Leadership styles
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Autocratic, participative, free reign
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Associated with Referent leadership
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autocratic power
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Giving employees the chance to approve of their bosses
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forces a company to live up to its commitment to participative management
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the organizational principle that directly impacts and is related to free reign leadership
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Delegation of authority
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starbucks, appliance salesman, participative management
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Schultz
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First company to offer health insurance to part time employees
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starbucks
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Upon change of conditions
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a good manager will switch to another, more appropriate style.
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Hershey and Richard’s life cycle theory of leadership
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mature and experienced subordinates are suited to free reign work
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contingency, path-goal, and life cycle
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situational theories of leadership
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Feildler’s model of management
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suggests a manager should choose a task or employee focus according to the interaction of situational variables is the contingency theory
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closely linked managing functions
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leading and controlling
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