Chapter 13 Leadership
Across
- 2. Theory describing a form of leadership that elevates both leader and follower to higher levels of motivation and morality
- 5. Type of structure where leaders clarify tasks and responsibilities
- 6. Theory emphasizing the unique dyadic relationships between a leader and each follower
- 10. The ability to influence others’ attitudes and behaviors
- 11. The extent to which leaders are caring and supportive toward subordinates
- 12. Type of power when an individual has control of valued outcomes or incentives
- 14. Type of power earned through admiration, respect, or personal appeal
- 17. Mental representation of the best example of a person or thing
- 18. Social process in which one person guides and influences others
Down
- 1. Theory describing leadership based on exchanges between leader and follower, emphasizing rewards and reinforcement
- 3. Theory proposing that leadership results from followers’ perceptions and expectations
- 4. Type of power when an individual has the ability to punish or impose consequences
- 7. Theory that suggests effective leadership depends on the situation
- 8. Theory studying observable actions to understand effectiveness
- 9. Theory suggesting leaders are born with qualities that make them effective
- 13. Type of power when authority is granted by an organization
- 15. Type of power when influence is derived from specialized knowledge or skills
- 16. Theory stating effectiveness depends on providing followers with what they need to stay motivated