Chapter 3 Multiple Choice Questions

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. What is the premise that underpins behavioral models?

That leadership can be taught and hence learnt correct incorrect

Leadership is about behaving correctly correct incorrect

Leaders need to think before they act correct incorrect

Leadership is about acting the part correct incorrect

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. What does the 'behaviourist' school promote?

That a person can be made to lead correct incorrect

That behaviour is acquired by conditioning correct incorrect

A person behaves according to their own beliefs correct incorrect

Brainwashing is possible correct incorrect

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. What are the two dimensions on Blake and Mouton's managerial grid?

'Good' and 'bad' correct incorrect

'Concern for outcomes' and 'concern for feelings' correct incorrect

'Concern for people' and 'concern for results' correct incorrect

'Finishing tasks' and 'liking people' correct incorrect

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. What are the three broad categories Minzberg (1973) identified as being part of the role a manager had to address?

Interpersonal, information processing, and decision making correct incorrect

Task, people, decisions correct incorrect

Planning, choice and, results correct incorrect

Directing, delegating, command. correct incorrect

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. What is the key message for leaders according to Adair?

That leaders needed to be able to multitask correct incorrect

That all leaders would eventually fail correct incorrect

Leaders needed to think quickly in a crisis correct incorrect

They need to ensure they pay equal attention to the task, team, and individual in the medium to long term correct incorrect