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| 1. T/F:A paticulare pattern of behavior exhibited by a leader is called a "leadership Style" |
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| 2.T/F: the best way to lead on a daily basis is to use the autocratic style of leadership because it it mos productive. |
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| 3.T/F: A democratic leader delegates authority to others & participates with others during work assighments, but holds the final responsibility for the work task. |
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4.T/F: "Do it your way" is the approach used by a
lassez-faire type of leader. |
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| 5.T/F: Theroy Y leadership suggests that people dislike work, must be controlled, and has negative view of human nature. |
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6. M/C: The leader who holds all the authority and responsibility with communicatation moving from top to bottom of an organasation is?
A. Autocratic leader
B. Democratic leader
C. Laissez-faire leader.
D. Transformational leader |
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7. The leadership style that gives authority to its employees and alows them to work with minimum managment interference is the style called
A.Transactional
B. Autocratic
C. Democratric
D. Laissez-Faire |
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8. Which of the following statements is "True" regarding situational leadership?
A. THere is only one best way to lead all the time
B.You should assign an appropriate leader before any ledership situation occurs.
C. Adapt your leadership sstyle to the situation at hand
D. Only use situational leadership in highly directive situations. |
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| C. Adapt your leadership sstyle to the situation at hand |
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9. Theroy X is the most consistent whit the classical leadership style we call.
A. Laissez-Faire.
B. Democratric.
C. Autocratic.
D. Situational leadership.
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10. The leadership concept that suggest that leaders treat followers according to the assumptions they hold about what modivates those followers is called?
A.Situational leadership.
B. Theory XandY
C. Autocratic leadership
D. Laissez-Faire.
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